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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Agree with 8:38 - that's not an unrealistic body.  She has boobs and she has hips and she has a small waist.  Classic hourglass figure.  Clearly takes care of herself but doesn't starve herself.  And yes, it's easier to look like that in your 20's before kids and age and menopause have taken a toll.  [/quote]
You cannot get an hourglass figure by "taking care of yourself" if you are not built that way. Your waist to hip ratio is set by your skeleton structure and short of removing ribs, you cannot alter your waist or hip circumference.  This applies to women who are not overweight, obviously. [/quote]

There are different body types, sure.  But a classic hourglass figure has always been around and that's been what men describe as "curvy" and prefer not the 20, 30,...  100+ overweight which is what "curvy" has come to mean.[/quote]

That is true (the distinction between "curvy" and "fat").  I was objecting to the notion that you can achieve an hourglass figure by "taking care of yourself".  That is simply untrue if your body is not built that way. Because no amount of exercise or diet will change a waist-to-hip ratio on a body that isn't overweight. [/quote]

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