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I have a body very similar to Christina Hendricks, except I'm 6' tall. Theoretically, it's pretty awesome...in reality, I can never find anything that fits right. Shirts are too short, pants are too short, shirts that fit in the bust area are too baggy, shirts that fit in the waist are too tight in the bust.
If I were my shape, but 5'5, or way thinner and my height, things would certainly be easier.
Wow! I understand what you mean about not being able to find clothes that fit. It really sucks. I hate shopping. I am sure your partner is happy.
Wow! I understand what you mean about not being able to find clothes that fit. It really sucks. I hate shopping. I am sure your partner is happy.
No partner anymore. He hated my body type.... he much preferred short (5'5 or below) and really rail thin girls, kind of like short runway models. I was always too 'big' for him.
It's not a matter of taste. It's a matter of language. You either have more curves or you have fewer. And plump women have fewer.
What I find incredibly amusing is you trying to use semantics to say that women with the B curve can't be called curvy because they, to you, aren't AS curvy. But then use language that proves that, even if they aren't AS curvy, they are still curvy, as they have curves (just not as MANY curves as you want to see). Not curvy means NO curves. Not merely LESS curves, or DIFFERENT curves.
If someone is twice as curvy as someone else, both are curvy, one is simply TWICE as curvy. Semantically, if you run 100 yards and someone else runs 200 yards, you both ran, one simply ran twice as far. Your semantical use of the word "more" or "twice as" is nonsense if you are tying to say twice as much as none, as you see that the math doesn't work. Twice nothing is still nothing.
And of course, the whole S curve vs B curve thing. Both are curves, even using your language. Different KINDS of curves, but both curves.
If you want to clear up the language to gain accuracy, you HAVE to start with your own.
No partner anymore. He hated my body type.... he much preferred short (5'5 or below) and really rail thin girls, kind of like short runway models. I was always too 'big' for him.
That does not make any sense. He knew you weren't 5'5 when he met you. It is his loss.
Wow!!! Its all about body fat % people, all about body fat %. My ex that I talk about sometimes was probably around 170 or so pounds and shaped similar to this chick. I can believe it. Now, if I were a chick and was 20 pounds lighter than her but looked 90 pounds fatter (because of high body fat %) Id feel really bad after viewing this.
LOL at the 2:40 - 2:55 mark of the video. Id be like "do me next, do me, DO ME!!!".
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