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Reply to "I know I'm in the minority, but I don't want visible muscle definition"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This whole obsession with the idea of skinny fat cracks me up. Women with really built up muscles is a fairly recent phenomenon. Historically women were seen as more attractive if they were on the slim to medium range with soft curves. I'm sure the pendulum will swing back in that direction at some point, just like tanning has gone out of fashion.[/quote] Actually, historically women were seen as attractive if they were on the plump side by today's standards. Still are in some countries...when I go to my DH's home country, his family are like "why are you so skinny? You need to get fatter so you can be healthy and pretty!"[/quote] Yea, fat was attractive in countries and in historical times when food was scarce. Plump is still attractive in Africa, where people are starving, it is a sign of wealth, not so much here.[/quote]
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