| Yes |
Are you seeing a lot of sagging calves? |
Same. I was a soccer player for 18 years so have very thick muscular thighs. But, I have tiny ankles, slim calves (but muscled). I have a small waist, not fat. Not a huge @ss, but no pancake @ss either—just high and tight. |
Lol what. False |
Lol right? Like, this is absolutely hands down a more common combo than thick thighs and cankles (just bc cankles are somewhat rare). I don’t think OP understood this 20(…?!) year old at all |
Cankles aren't rare. Women with slim legs don't have cankles but women with more fat on their body and legs do. |
| Yes |
| I prefer the kind of legs that are wrapped around me. |
I feel like you might be confused about what you cankles are |
| As long as they cover my ears, I'm good with them. |
This just isn’t true. I am overweight and carry it all in my butt and thighs and lower belly. My ankles and wrists are very thin. My calves also have very little fat. |
You should aim for how you like your ankles to be, guys come and go and one who would love you would rather you be happy with your ankles. |
The women I see at the gym have thick legs because they have muscular thighs from squatting. Their ankles aren't thick and the rest of their body isn't fat either. This is a good look. Thick thighs because you eat a lot and never exercise, and the rest of you is fat too, that's not a good look. |
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No, guys don't like fat women, even if it's the legs that are the fat part, and even if instead of calling them fat, you call them "thick."
Also, normal weight or slightly overweight--i.e. something less than a 30 BMI--isn't "thin." If you were the athletic type you would have called your legs "toned" or "muscular." So we are talking fat legs here, aren't we? Nope. Don't like 'em. Sorry. |
I call my legs, which I developed through lifting weights, "big" or "huge". I don't know what other people call their legs. Seems personal! |