Am I the only woman who likes being curvy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love my curves. I'm a size 12 and pretty toned.

+1. I was self conscious of my curves as a teen. My opinion changed based on all the attention I got. Now I wouldn't want it any other way

[Anonymous]

Like some other PPs have mentioned, I don't get curvy and womanly when I put on weight. It goes right to my gut and chin. I wish wish wish I had a waist when I carry 10 more pounds, but I just do not. I also have a ton of cellulite if I gain weight. I just have the build where I look better thin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Like some other PPs have mentioned, I don't get curvy and womanly when I put on weight. It goes right to my gut and chin. I wish wish wish I had a waist when I carry 10 more pounds, but I just do not. I also have a ton of cellulite if I gain weight. I just have the build where I look better thin.

Same here. I actually got more curvy when I lost weight because my waist got much thinner and I kept my boobs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Like some other PPs have mentioned, I don't get curvy and womanly when I put on weight. It goes right to my gut and chin. I wish wish wish I had a waist when I carry 10 more pounds, but I just do not. I also have a ton of cellulite if I gain weight. I just have the build where I look better thin.

I also wish I got curvy when I gain weight. I am a stomach only gainer and hate it. I like the brick term a pp used. The only way to have any "curve" whatsoever is being at the lower end of ideal weight range.

Enjoy your curves, I like your bodies!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Not everyone gets "curvy" when they put on weight. Some people get a big belly and the boobs and butt don't get ANy. So happy do you with your boobs and butt, but good genes but don't begrudge me my exercise classes and salads. I'm just a brick shaped woman waiting to happen.

I don't think anyone begrudges you. I do pity people like you though, because it must be painful to live without liking yourself.

Wow, you are a bitch.

You say I'm a bitch like it's a bad thing

Clearly too dumb to get it.

[Anonymous]

Redundant question

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The thinner the better unless you are less than a size zero.
I hate being curvy. It is not what people aspire to.

Agree

[Anonymous]

I like my curves. When I lose weight, I lose my hips. Currently my stats are 34-26-36. I’m 42, 5’3” tall and weigh 125lbs.

[Anonymous]

I feel like you always want what you don't have or have always struggled to get. I never had that crazy fast metabolism in high school, so pretty much the majority of my years have been spent just watching everything I ate because I knew there would be consequences if I didn't. I enjoy being thin now because I've worked for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not everyone gets "curvy" when they put on weight. Some people get a big belly and the boobs and butt don't get ANy. So happy do you with your boobs and butt, but good genes but don't begrudge me my exercise classes and salads. I'm just a brick shaped woman waiting to happen.

This is so true. When I put on weight, I become very apple shaped. All the weight is in my face, chest and belly.

It's not a good look for me!

[Anonymous]

I love being curvy but I'm on the thin side (size 2-4). I just have a high hip to waist ratio and medium large breasts, so I am an hourglass (at least normally...currently pregnant and in the process of losing my waist).

[Anonymous]

I don’t self identify as curvy because I see lots of women with multiple fat rolls refer to themselves as curvy. I guess they are technically “curves”...

I’m an hourglass shape and love it. I’d rather be a couple pounds overweight with an hourglass shape than skinny with a brick shape.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t self identify as curvy because I see lots of women with multiple fat rolls refer to themselves as curvy. I guess they are technically “curves”...

I’m an hourglass shape and love it. I’d rather be a couple pounds overweight with an hourglass shape than skinny with a brick shape.

Same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't. Even when I was a size 8, people would comment how hot I would look if I just lost some weight. It wasn't my weight, it was my hips.

I had the opposite experience people always complimented me when I gained about 10 lbs and I am size 10/12.

[Anonymous]

I have big boobs but no hips. I hate big boobs. People think breast size is inversely proportionate to IQ. They’re also a pain when exercising, like a good sports bra is so hard to find.