Pawgs today, pawgs tomorrow, pawgs forever.

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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.

Squatting to pump up your thighs even more is not attractive. Especially if a woman is short.

That’s just like, your opinion, man

My Gen Z brother and his friends are really into the “instagram model” gym rat look. So different than what was the beauty standard when I was young (Playboy “t!ts on a stick” look) but that’s how things go.

Most ig models had butt injections implants to get the look and sell their so called bootie grow exercise

Even if true, not relevant. If you had told me in 2005 that in a few years the trend would be injections to enlarge any part of your body, I would have called you a liar.

Jlo and the Kardashians made big butts and an exaggerated cartoon like Jessica rabbit physique desirable by loads of women.

JLo (who I have seen irl) does not have a huge butt by today’s insta model standards. She has curves and a low waist to hip ratio but not a cartoon butt.

That's probably true. The ig women have fat injected butts so big its obvious they're fake. Many make back their plastic surgery money by advertising bootie grow exercises that won't get them the butt had to pay for.

Anonymous wrote:Lithe

The whole thick/pawg look is not attractive — but trends are shifting back to the 90s lithe look

Thankfully

European women never jumped on the whole pawg/thick phase like american whites did but euro women have more sense when it comes to aesthetics

Tell me you’re white without telling me you’re white

Lithe

The whole thick/pawg look is not attractive — but trends are shifting back to the 90s lithe look

Thankfully

European women never jumped on the whole pawg/thick phase like american whites did but euro women have more sense when it comes to aesthetics

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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.

Squatting to pump up your thighs even more is not attractive. Especially if a woman is short.

That’s just like, your opinion, man

My Gen Z brother and his friends are really into the “instagram model” gym rat look. So different than what was the beauty standard when I was young (Playboy “t!ts on a stick” look) but that’s how things go.

Most ig models had butt injections implants to get the look and sell their so called bootie grow exercise

Even if true, not relevant. If you had told me in 2005 that in a few years the trend would be injections to enlarge any part of your body, I would have called you a liar.

Jlo and the Kardashians made big butts and an exaggerated cartoon like Jessica rabbit physique desirable by loads of women.

JLo (who I have seen irl) does not have a huge butt by today’s insta model standards. She has curves and a low waist to hip ratio but not a cartoon butt.

Thin legs for me. I think the Kardashian look is gross, just my preference.

Reminds me of the classic Joe Tex song. Can't sit still listening to it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Sdib6gd190

What if you have neither? My legs are probably what you expect for someone who is the middle of the normal bmi range and an average height and neither thick nor skinny.

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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.

Squatting to pump up your thighs even more is not attractive. Especially if a woman is short.

That’s just like, your opinion, man

My Gen Z brother and his friends are really into the “instagram model” gym rat look. So different than what was the beauty standard when I was young (Playboy “t!ts on a stick” look) but that’s how things go.

Most ig models had butt injections implants to get the look and sell their so called bootie grow exercise

Even if true, not relevant. If you had told me in 2005 that in a few years the trend would be injections to enlarge any part of your body, I would have called you a liar.

Jlo and the Kardashians made big butts and an exaggerated cartoon like Jessica rabbit physique desirable by loads of women.

And they are on the outs now. People are trying to get rid of their big ol' @sses. Those with implants are having them removed.

I seriously never understood that desire. Christ, how do you find any clothes to fit that body type??? I had muscular thighs and had enough trouble fitting my athletic build into jeans. I mean what size jeans do you need to buy to fit that GIANT @SS but then not have the waist band gaping? And forget any pencil skirts.

I absolutely love and adore big thighs and butt. That is my on button. If I ever need to slow down, I think of Sarah Jessica Parker or Kate Moss. Instant off.

I think millions find both Sarah Jessica Parker or Kate Moss super attractive, but DW is infinitely more attractive to me. Yes she has thick thighs and butt.

I dont think one can generalize thin or thick legs as being attractive to all men.

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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.

Squatting to pump up your thighs even more is not attractive. Especially if a woman is short.

That’s just like, your opinion, man

My Gen Z brother and his friends are really into the “instagram model” gym rat look. So different than what was the beauty standard when I was young (Playboy “t!ts on a stick” look) but that’s how things go.

Most ig models had butt injections implants to get the look and sell their so called bootie grow exercise

Even if true, not relevant. If you had told me in 2005 that in a few years the trend would be injections to enlarge any part of your body, I would have called you a liar.

Jlo and the Kardashians made big butts and an exaggerated cartoon like Jessica rabbit physique desirable by loads of women.

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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.

Squatting to pump up your thighs even more is not attractive. Especially if a woman is short.

That’s just like, your opinion, man

My Gen Z brother and his friends are really into the “instagram model” gym rat look. So different than what was the beauty standard when I was young (Playboy “t!ts on a stick” look) but that’s how things go.

Most ig models had butt injections implants to get the look and sell their so called bootie grow exercise

Even if true, not relevant. If you had told me in 2005 that in a few years the trend would be injections to enlarge any part of your body, I would have called you a liar.

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Anonymous wrote: A number of black men have told me they prefer thick bodies and thick legs.

Same. Black + Hispanic men tend to be more forgiving + may actually prefer roundmer shapes. Different strokes for different folks OP.

OMG Becky

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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.

Squatting to pump up your thighs even more is not attractive. Especially if a woman is short.

That’s just like, your opinion, man

My Gen Z brother and his friends are really into the “instagram model” gym rat look. So different than what was the beauty standard when I was young (Playboy “t!ts on a stick” look) but that’s how things go.

Most ig models had butt injections implants to get the look and sell their so called bootie grow exercise

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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.

Squatting to pump up your thighs even more is not attractive. Especially if a woman is short.

That’s just like, your opinion, man

My Gen Z brother and his friends are really into the “instagram model” gym rat look. So different than what was the beauty standard when I was young (Playboy “t!ts on a stick” look) but that’s how things go.