Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she looks great but it's not for me personally. For myself, I prefer to be skinny like a dancer or (now) a runner. Beauty is subjective, blah blah blah.

+1 I have the body of a ballerina and look amazing in anything. Would hate having to worry about dressing that body type.

I probably look great in anything but naked you look like a skeleton! And that's not sexy.

Anonymous wrote:You all need to cut it out, seriously. Thin, "boy shaped" women can't make themselves curvier any more than a curvier woman can make herself a ballerina.

You are who you are and ur bodies do amazing things for us, no matter what freaking shape.

How about you all just learn to love the bodies you have? Men may be sexually attracted to types, but it is the person they love, so quit trying to validate or scorn a particular shape based on what certain men want or a celebrity has.

Geez.

LOL. Those are wise words, but they won't penetrate here.

You all need to cut it out, seriously. Thin, "boy shaped" women can't make themselves curvier any more than a curvier woman can make herself a ballerina.

You are who you are and ur bodies do amazing things for us, no matter what freaking shape.

How about you all just learn to love the bodies you have? Men may be sexually attracted to types, but it is the person they love, so quit trying to validate or scorn a particular shape based on what certain men want or a celebrity has.

Geez.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:+1 I have the body of a ballerina and look amazing in anything.

That's what you think. Ballerina's don't look good in anything but tutus. Off stage, they look sick.

Most men like the hourglass. Not all, but mos[b]t.

+1

Former ballerina here and I agree! I look at old pictures of myself and I looked sickly. There is nothing attractive about looking thin or like a boy. Women like Marilyn Monroe, Sophia Loren, Salma Hayek, and those with hour glass shapes look more healthy, womanly, and attractive than ones who look like adolescent boys. However, beauty is a cultural thing and it's in the eye of the beholder. What most people in the West (especially Americans) considered beautiful are not what people in other countries considered beautiful. A woman shaped like Kim Kardashian is what is referred in some countries. The fact that people considered a curvy woman like Kim Kardashian as fat is beyond my comprehension. I'm skinny and I would love to have a curvy figure. I think women with curves are so beautiful.

She must spend a lot of time wiping.

Has anyone seen her in person? She is short and wide. Pretty, yes but like a pretty Oompa Loompa.

Anonymous wrote:Yuck, she has huge hips and thighs.
I hate her waist to hip ratio.

said "no man ever"

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of women who are Kim K's weight and height but none of them look like this
http://www.usmagazine.com/uploads/assets/articles/74309-kim-kardashian-wears-white-bikini-on-mexico-honeymoon-picture/1402592190_kim-kardashian-zoom.jpg

She looks great! What's her weight? I can't guess...

I would guess 165.

Nah...I think she is only 5' so I would guess 135. I think the picture looks good because it is photoshopped. I am not a fan of her body because it is not proportional. Before all the surgery, she looked great...not a freak show.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of women who are Kim K's weight and height but none of them look like this
http://www.usmagazine.com/uploads/assets/articles/74309-kim-kardashian-wears-white-bikini-on-mexico-honeymoon-picture/1402592190_kim-kardashian-zoom.jpg

She looks great! What's her weight? I can't guess...

I would guess 165.

Anonymous wrote:+1 I have the body of a ballerina and look amazing in anything.

That's what you think. Ballerina's don't look good in anything but tutus. Off stage, they look sick.

Most men like the hourglass. Not all, but most.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she looks great but it's not for me personally. For myself, I prefer to be skinny like a dancer or (now) a runner. Beauty is subjective, blah blah blah.

+1 I have the body of a ballerina and look amazing in anything. Would hate having to worry about dressing that body type.

Sure you do, hon. Just amazing!

Hahahahaha!

Anonymous wrote:She looks great in that photo. Her face is also naturally gorgeous.

On the inside, she's a disgusting, narcissistic pig with very poor judgement.

She didn't have much of a chance with that mother of hers. May not be entirely her fault.

She looks great in that photo. Her face is also naturally gorgeous.

On the inside, she's a disgusting, narcissistic pig with very poor judgement.

Anonymous wrote:She looks great, but I do think she has had a lot of help and it is her career to look good. Not all of us can do that. I find it refreshing to see different attractive body types out there. So bored with the stick thin boy look.

I'm thin and not well-endowed. I wouldn't describe myself as having a "boy" look. That being said, I also like seeing different versions of physical attractiveness.

Anonymous wrote:Gross, her thighs are so fat they smoke like bacon when she walks.

Compared to the average American woman she is not fat at all.