Do you ever look at someone else and whish you had their body

[denverian]

Originally Posted by HarsonDavidly

Gigantism (I'm 7' tall) but my legs are deformed so one is longer than the other, spine totally curved, can't stand without two sticks, got a deformed head, which is misshapen, basically very odd.

Well, in that case, I can see your point. You were dealt a bad hand. But there are people worse off than you. My own brother was born with Spina Bifida and is probably nearing the end of his life (in his 40s). He could never walk, never had a girlfriend/sex/kids, and is in and out of hospitals, unable to do much of anything anymore. I wish I knew why people are born with deformities and defects because it makes no sense. I do know my brother was reasonably happy in his 20s to mid 30s, even with all the difficulties.

[goodheathen]

Actually, I do tend to want to be built like the white guys on soap operas. I don't watch soap operas, though.

[8635angelvalley]

Now that I am in my 50s-hellyeah!
I can see old photos and wish I had my young body too.

[jerseygal4u]

Originally Posted by summer_land

Of course this depends on one's opinion on what a nice body is.

this is the gist of it all to be honest.

i see plenty of people that i might envy for a second because of their shape but nowadays its like "was she born that way or did she have plastic surgery?"

there are a couple of celebs i was jealous of until i found that out

[southernnaturelover]

I think everyone does at some point. I was just watching a movie the other day starring Jesse Metcalf, and was thinking to myself I wished I looked like that.

[Adi from the Brunswicks]

I'd like to have tougher abs. Else, I'm happy with my looks.

But I can understand your feelings. First off, be honest and make a quick yet strong pitch on what you find attractive. Women like that quality in men.