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Ok for a start this thread is about what each poster considers curvy. A lot of us have stated what we think curvy is, but apparently you are under the impression that YOUR opinion is right, and ours are all wrong.
Further more you're starting to sound mean. I could say it a lot more strongly than that!
Maybe some of us have opinions that differ to yours. And that doesn't by default make us wrong and you right.
I dont think I was sounding mean as I was just voicing my opinion.
There is no way I would EVER say that that woman in the red dress is curvy unless I am talking to her father who asked me to comment on what she looks like while he is holding a shotgun. I think she is fat. Maybe there is a gray area that requires another term - like "kinda fat" or "beyond curvy" or "chunky" or "not really fat, but could stand to lose some weight".
I think men and women have different definitions of "curvy". Men think curvy as being sexy (hourglass shape) and women tend to use the term "curvy" when they should really be saying "FAT".
Here are some examples of curvy women:
Man you are so awesome...exactly what I was thinking. And where do you find these spectacular pictures. They all look like the same photographer...and the women are gorgeous...
Wait...they aren't your pics are they? Don't want to put you out there like that.
I dont think I was sounding mean as I was just voicing my opinion.
There is no way I would EVER say that that woman in the red dress is curvy unless I am talking to her father who asked me to comment on what she looks like while he is holding a shotgun. I think she is fat. Maybe there is a gray area that requires another term - like "kinda fat" or "beyond curvy" or "chunky" or "not really fat, but could stand to lose some weight".
Well that will have to be something else we have to agree to disagree on because it sounded unkind to me. As it happens I said that the red dress woman wasn't curvy either, bt more pear shaped. You are now saying that any woman who is overweight and not fit does not count as curvy. Well I call BS on that frankly.
And what classifies as overweight? 20% body fat (which is well within the 'normal' range for a female)? 18%? 26%? 35%?
It sounds like you consider anyone above a size 2 to be fat. And your whole 'let's call a pig, a pig', is clearly meant to be unkind. Fat people should probably hit the gym more often and eat cleaner, but there's no need to call people pigs IMHO.
Last edited by Hobokenkitchen; 01-22-2009 at 12:11 PM..
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