Question for guys: too skinny or a little meat?
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Originally Posted by Enthralled,Aug 11 2007, 09:00 AM
I'm getting a little porky myself.. 
I use to be a size 30 about 3 years ago, but now i'm a 34. 
I use to be a size 30 about 3 years ago, but now i'm a 34. I was up to a 34 but made myself a 31. If my pants get tight I go and loose weight/exercise more.
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Originally Posted by OCMusicJunkie,Aug 11 2007, 06:54 AM
I can't stop laughing about how stupid this situation is, but...
I have two close friends who are girls. One is about 5'1 and MAYBE 100lbs after a big meal... she has no curves and has to wear jeans from the kids section. The other is 5'8 and is a 9 in jeans. She has curves, but also a little bit of extra on her stomach.
They argue back and forth everytime I see them. One complains she can't gain weight, the other says she can't lose it. Both think that guys like the other end of the deal better. I say having some curves as a girl is better. Can the guys chime in?
I have two close friends who are girls. One is about 5'1 and MAYBE 100lbs after a big meal... she has no curves and has to wear jeans from the kids section. The other is 5'8 and is a 9 in jeans. She has curves, but also a little bit of extra on her stomach.
They argue back and forth everytime I see them. One complains she can't gain weight, the other says she can't lose it. Both think that guys like the other end of the deal better. I say having some curves as a girl is better. Can the guys chime in?
But between anorexia and chubby, and I had to choose, I'd go for the chubby one.
Oh, 5'1" and 100lbs is NOT anorexic by any means. Lots of Asian girls are that size.
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Originally Posted by OCMusicJunkie,Aug 11 2007, 08:02 AM
I'm a size 29 (guys) almost anywhere and I can fit into her jeans perfectly. 
Mind you, she's tall and has some muscle. So don't judge harshly.
Mind you, she's tall and has some muscle. So don't judge harshly.
C'mon, man, eat some more!
