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Originally posted by Corinna
Richard it is so nice to have a man who actually can see the whole woman as beautiful not just her parts.
I don't mind ribs.
Baked beans, some cole slaw and a nice hot buttered roll....
My only problem is the thought of spending a naked winter in Wyoming.:eek:
:D
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Originally posted by RICHARD
I don't mind ribs.
Baked beans, some cole slaw and a nice hot buttered roll....
My only problem is the thought of spending a naked winter in Wyoming.:eek:
:D
AHHAAAA that made me laugh out loud!! :D i dont see much of a problem with the picture.. alot of people wear bikinis in florida.. you almost have to.. I even wear one.. its extremly common, so im used to it.. I am also very skinny.. so still the picture isnt suprising..
Just wanted to all that I don't *think* those are her ribs. I think she's very lean and as 2kitties said, is ripped. Those look like her external obliques. :eek:Quote:
Originally posted by 2kitties
Yeah, Soledad, but check out the muslces in her legs and shoulders. This gal spends some serious time in the gym. She's ripped. :eek:
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Originally posted by micki76
Those look like her external obliques. :eek:
HEY!!!
Stop using that kind of language on this thread!!
Of course they are external, you can see them!!;) :D
That's even worse.
Yuck. I'd like her better in a one piece.
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Originally posted by Soledad
That's even worse.
Yuck. I'd like her better in a one piece.
Why is that worse? Cause she's ripped? LOL I know, kinda sickens me when I look in the mirror and can't see those muscles! :p
Yes, I think she just works out alot. I have to admit, that is a look I find attractive- but in fitness, not in starvation. I try and eat a balanced diet, and get in 4 weight sesions per week and run at least 30 miles per week. Fitness is a huge part of my life and I see many women who achieve BMI like hers. I'd say she's about 15%. A good goal for those of us in real life- not in beauty pageants or fitness competitions- is around 20%.
Whether you like her look or not, hers is achieved in the gym, not over the toilet. An anorexic would not be able to sustain that muscle tone.
I guess from an aesthetic viewpoint, I just find that level of definition (especially on an already extremely thin woman) unattractive.
I like toned bodies, but I do not like seeing her concave form covered in stringy muscle.
I can understand someone just being thin, but working that hard to purposely make yourself look like that is weird to me.
Somehow Pam Anderson comes to mind....:eek: :D For me, her body is weird.Quote:
Originally posted by Soledad
working that hard to purposely make yourself look like that is weird to me.
For me, her body and face is unproportioned and disgusting. She needs to be set on fire so all of her plastic melts into a puddle ;x
Huh? Who are we setting on fire? I just need to be clear so I don't go setting the wrong person on fire.:pQuote:
Originally posted by Kfamr
She needs to be set on fire so all of her plastic melts into a puddle ;x
OMG, Kfamr!!!
So, is the only alternative to Miss Afghanistan, Pam Anderson? Neither have bodies that I find ideal. :eek:
Speaking of that, who are your ideals. I mean, if you could have anyone's body you want?
I'd choose Jennifer Garner without hesitation. She's my ideal.
Jennifer Garner has too much of a man body for my liking. Her shoulders are HUGE.
Personally, I like Rose McGowan's bod. She's super cute and reminds me of a 50s pin up girl. Also, Salma Hayek, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Jennifer Lopez. I like my women to look like women without being femme-bots. Know what I mean??
hee hee. I'm totally a shoulder girl. I work mine to death. I tend to like the buff look. I think no matter how thin you are, you look flabby if your bmi is high. But, I'll definitly sign on with you on Catherine Zeta Jones. She's one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood, I think.