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It's one thing not to like a big booty but it's another thing for a heterosexual male to say that he would "throw up" at the sight of a woman with a big booty. I would have to seriously question that person's sexuality.
What we learn to be attractive depends upon how society views us and our mates. At one point of history and place it would be an anorexic super model and the models in a Sir Mix a Lot video would never work again. In any case the celebrity butts being discussed seem to deviant far from the human norm and going to far in either direction will cause someone to stand up and say the emperor has no clothes on.
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Originally Posted by tofur
Anyone can build muscle and pack on a little fat. That's all a booty is. Heavy squats, deadlifts and food.
While anyone can target a specific set of muscles to work on they can not change their distribution of fat. It might end up in a spot that is not socially acceptable and sexually attractive for their era.
What we learn to be attractive depends upon how society views us and our mates. At one point of history and place it would be an anorexic super model and the models in a Sir Mix a Lot video would never work again. In any case the celebrity butts being discussed seem to deviant far from the human norm and going to far in either direction will cause someone to stand up and say the emperor has no clothes on.
While anyone can target a specific set of muscles to work on they can not change their distribution of fat. It might end up in a spot that is not socially acceptable and sexually attractive for their era.
Booties are better off being mostly muscle anyway, and everyone can build muscle on their glutes. Get to squatting and lunging!
Dude equates firm butt to big butt, which are VERY different things. I'm sure Jessica Biel's butt is super firm and can crush a pop can with a clench but if you at someone like Esther Baxter (Freek-a-leek) and you try and compare the two, Biel looks like a pancake butt girl.
Muscle insertions make ALL the difference. Girls with high glute insertions have a disadvantage in getting a big butt, just like guys with high gastroc insertions have a disadvantage at having big calves. It also tends to happen that longer femurs tend to lead to higher glute insertions. It isn't always the case, as some long legged women also can have very big round butts, but usually women with longer legs (especially longer thighs) tend to have a high glute insert to go with it. An exception to this is Southern European women who have long legs and can grow big butts, too.
This makes sense --- look how short Kim K's or Amber Rose's legs are. But I still think Kim K had fat transferred from her belly and waist area to her butt after her pregnancy. Amber Rose's butt looks more natural.
What we learn to be attractive depends upon how society views us and our mates. At one point of history and place it would be an anorexic super model and the models in a Sir Mix a Lot video would never work again. In any case the celebrity butts being discussed seem to deviant far from the human norm and going to far in either direction will cause someone to stand up and say the emperor has no clothes on.
While anyone can target a specific set of muscles to work on they can not change their distribution of fat. It might end up in a spot that is not socially acceptable and sexually attractive for their era.
In the '50s women wore girdles (gasp!) in order to make their butts and that whole area as flat as possible.
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