Do women understand the meaning of Curvy? (protein, tipping, long)
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Believe it or not, eating every 2 or 3 hours, or making sure to eat breakfast or any of this other traditional advice, is compeltely wrong. According to latest detailed studies at least. They found that meal frequency makes no difference at all, in relation to weight gain/loss or metabolism itself. people who eat once a day, mirror results of those that eat 6 times a day. Its a simple equation of calories in/calories out. I agree with you on calorie decreases and yoyo nature of diets though. the less you consume, the slower your metabolism. If someone consumes low amount of calories daily, it is actualy benefitial to pig out one day a week, to kick the metabolism back up. Many zig zag calories as well, and consume different amounts of calories every day, in order to keep your body and your metabolism "guessing" as to what the consumption will be each day.
I agree and disagree. On Weight Watchers, I've moved away from eating food in one sitting. I'll have my scrambled egg with nonfat cheese in the morning, and about 30 minutes later, I'll follow up with a bowl of fruit. I have some low-calorie chips around mid-morning and then a small sandwich for lunch. I munch on fruit throughout the afternoon. Dinner is usually my largest meal of the day, but still isn't that big and I'll have some sort of fruit after my workout. The tracking and the reasonable spacing of my intake make a huge difference. There's no bingeing.
But yeah, I save my discretionary points for weekly one-shot splurges, whether it's an avocado blt or a fast-food black bean burger, and I think that does rev my metabolism.
Women of all body different body types can be attractive. However so many especially on online dating sites abuse the use of the term curvy, when if you just look at the pics it is obvious they are overweight. I am not saying women misrepresent themselves the most, but usually they state they are curvy when they are actually overweight. If you do not have an hourglass figure you are not curvy.
So women it is ok to mention that you are full figured or overweight, because most women don't really have curves.
I think that the terminology on dating sites has become a kind of code. So words take on a different meaning than they do in the real world. So "curvy" means plump, "athletic" when applied to women means 0 curves (=very small chest), as opposed to "slim", and so forth . Some of these words are euphemisms. Think about it: they're not going to offer tell-it-like-it-is terms to choose from: "chunky", "fat" "obese", "beer belly" (men), "flat chested", are they?
I have an hourglass figure...but all the sand is in the bottom!
Nothing wrong with that!
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