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Where the white women at?
Oh, Juski. You will never get the internet recognition you so desperately crave.
Guess I'm the only one who finds fit, firm, flat tummies sexy?
Though a girl who's too skinny (ribs showing when she stretches) gets a \\\"Eat a Sammich Bish!\\\" from me.
I find fit and firm sexy; not poochy and chubby. Sorry. Don't worry Shegs, it's good to have standards and not fuck everything that simply has a vagina like most here.
And Tin, that organ rests right in the middle above the pelvic bones; there is absolutely no reason there is a pooch other than adipose cells being enlarged due to lots o' fat storage. The only reason a uterus should cause the front to swell is when there's a baby on board, otherwise it's about the size of a small orange.[/QUOTE]
Right about where I knew it was...[/QUOTE]
It's ok, Tin, Chaz doesn't have much experience with women so he naturally wouldn't know about their nether-region anatomy. :3
I completely agree! Well said!
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Chazwozel
Guess I'm the only one who finds fit, firm, flat tummies sexy?
Though a girl who's too skinny (ribs showing when she stretches) gets a \\\"Eat a Sammich Bish!\\\" from me.
I find fit and firm sexy; not poochy and chubby. Sorry. Don't worry Shegs, it's good to have standards and not fuck everything that simply has a vagina like most here.
And Tin, that organ rests right in the middle above the pelvic bones; there is absolutely no reason there is a pooch other than adipose cells being enlarged due to lots o' fat storage. The only reason a uterus should cause the front to swell is when there's a baby on board, otherwise it's about the size of a small orange.[/QUOTE]
Right about where I knew it was...[/QUOTE]
It's ok, Tin, Chaz doesn't have much experience with women so he naturally wouldn't know about their nether-region anatomy. :3
I completely agree! Well said![/QUOTE]
Wow, have you been stalking me and taking notes since High School? Not only do I have the experience, I have the offspring to prove it! Experienced AND fertile, ladies. GRRRROOOOOOOWWWWWLLLLLL
Guess I'm the only one who finds fit, firm, flat tummies sexy?
Though a girl who's too skinny (ribs showing when she stretches) gets a \\\"Eat a Sammich Bish!\\\" from me.
I find fit and firm sexy; not poochy and chubby. Sorry. Don't worry Shegs, it's good to have standards and not fuck everything that simply has a vagina like most here.
And Tin, that organ rests right in the middle above the pelvic bones; there is absolutely no reason there is a pooch other than adipose cells being enlarged due to lots o' fat storage. The only reason a uterus should cause the front to swell is when there's a baby on board, otherwise it's about the size of a small orange.[/QUOTE]
Right about where I knew it was...[/QUOTE]
It's ok, Tin, Chaz doesn't have much experience with women so he naturally wouldn't know about their nether-region anatomy. :3
I completely agree! Well said![/QUOTE]
Wow, have you been stalking me and taking notes since High School? Not only do I have the experience, I have the offspring to prove it! Experienced AND fertile, ladies. GRRRROOOOOOOWWWWWLLLLLL[/QUOTE]
Clearly the uterus is hidden beneath a woman's Chabz.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/leah8691/1657654436/
I love this woman
I love this woman
The medias portrayal of the ideal woman's stomach is so far from reality its laughable (as are many media portrayals of women). I personally dont find a perfectly flat stomach on a woman realistic. You'll never find me in the gym doing endless crunches to obtain a perfectly taught sixpack. Don't need it. Don't want it. Not gonna use my precious time in pursuit of it. Please don't take that as a slam against women who do obtain such....its their choice. Its just not for me.
I love the slightly rounded form of the female stomach. I think its feminine, beautiful and sexy. I have a slight bulge. At one time in my life I got very skinny and lost it. I felt like a part of me was missing.
I have stretch marks from pregnancy (and weight fluctuations). I used to hate them and think they were ugly. Now I love them (if you don't, no biggie). To me they are signs of the incredible thing my body is capable of....creating life. One very insightful woman I once knew called them \\"badges of honor\\" that all mothers have. I like that description
So love your round, soft, marked tummies ladies. They're beautiful
Those are some pitiful Chabz. She's got, like, a one-pack.
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makare
I don't get where you are finding that attitude. All she is saying is that she doesn't need a six pack because she likes her round tummy. I mean if she was seriously muffin-topping or bulging or something I might see your point. But as is, she is not saying anything about not taking care of herself or that women should not take care of themselves.
I don't get where you are finding that attitude. All she is saying is that she doesn't need a six pack because she likes her round tummy. I mean if she was seriously muffin-topping or bulging or something I might see your point. But as is, she is not saying anything about not taking care of herself or that women should not take care of themselves.[/QUOTE]
Guess we read different articles. The one I read said that she doesn't need to exercise cause a round tummy is fine. (I'm practically quoting)
I don't get where you are finding that attitude. All she is saying is that she doesn't need a six pack because she likes her round tummy. I mean if she was seriously muffin-topping or bulging or something I might see your point. But as is, she is not saying anything about not taking care of herself or that women should not take care of themselves.[/QUOTE]
Because she's a walrus, makare. A jiggly walrus who's not getting any. It's going on a year now she ain't had nothing twixt her nethers that weren't run on batteries.
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makare
I don't get where you are finding that attitude. All she is saying is that she doesn't need a six pack because she likes her round tummy. I mean if she was seriously muffin-topping or bulging or something I might see your point. But as is, she is not saying anything about not taking care of herself or that women should not take care of themselves.[/QUOTE]
Guess we read different articles. The one I read said that she doesn't need to exercise cause a round tummy is fine. (I'm practically quoting)[/QUOTE]
She said she didn't need to do "endless crunches". There are many other exercises besides crunches.
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makare
45 minutes of crunches is DEFINITELY a waste of time.
Cajungal
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^Well, there is that line and the "if you don't agree, no biggie" part. I think part of what she's saying is that having a soft belly doesn't necessarily mean you're in bad shape, just that you don't do a lot of toning in that area--that it's fine for a woman to tone her tummy, but if you don't, it's beautiful.
I don't care what anyone writes, though.. I'll never *love* my stretch marks. I merely tolerate them.
45 minutes of crunches is DEFINITELY a waste of time.[/QUOTE]
You know exactly what's implied, but if you'd like to ignore it, that's fine.
Cajun: That's like her saying "If you read a book a week, you're an idiot. That's not a slam on people who wish to enrich their intelligence, that's their choice, it's just not for me. I have better things to do with my time. So be like me and love your stupidty!"
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makare
45 minutes of crunches is DEFINITELY a waste of time.[/QUOTE]
You know exactly what's implied, but if you'd like to ignore it, that's fine.
Cajun: That's like her saying "If you read a book a week, you're an idiot. That's not a slam on people who wish to enrich their intelligence, that's their choice, it's just not for me. I have better things to do with my time. So be like me and love your stupidty!"[/QUOTE]
You are the one who honed in on the word crunches and deduced that since she doesn't want to do them she must never exercise EVER in ANY way. So you are the one ignoring not only what is implied but practically stated.
Cajungal
Staff member
Huh... I don't agree at all. Just because she thinks something is a waste of her time doesn't mean she thinks it's a waste of anyone else's time--to me that's right in there. I don't know... you're a person with some very strong opinions, but I never assume that you think people who don't share them are stupid. This is another one of those situations for me. Ah, well.
fade
Staff member
I do have to say I can't stand the whole "look how great we are, we can make babies. embrace our godessness" crap. Woopdeedoo. You can do what any female animal can. Not to mention every plant, bacteria, and virus. That doesn't mean you have to eat your placenta and worship your stretch marks. Honestly, though, I also took an immediate dislike to her tone, because her actions seem reactionary more than anything else.
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makare
All she said was crunches. She said nothing about exercise. Unless you think crunches are the only form of exercise (in which case you are wrong), then she did not say anything about being against exercise.
I guess Shego missed that part that said "Please don't take that as a slam against women who do obtain such....its their choice. Its just not for me."
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Philosopher B.
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Fade hates women, FYI.
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makare
What are you talking about? A crunch is a very specific exercise that targets the abdominal muscles so if someone doesn't want to target those muscles they would not do that specific exercise. Fortunately there is a plethora of other exercises to choose from instead.
Cajungal
Staff member
I pointed that out too, Tin. This is probably just one of those things--like, every topic here, heheh--we're not going to agree.
I can see Fade's viewpoint as well. When all the goofing around is over, my earnest opinion about my size as it's related to my beauty is this: It is what it is. It doesn't make me special; there are plenty of women who are shaped like me. I'm not under some obligation to praise whatever size group I am. I'll always be myself, no matter how much I might balloon up or shrink down. Softer women vs. more muscular women... they can both be healthy, and that's what matters most.
I can see Fade's viewpoint as well. When all the goofing around is over, my earnest opinion about my size as it's related to my beauty is this: It is what it is. It doesn't make me special; there are plenty of women who are shaped like me. I'm not under some obligation to praise whatever size group I am. I'll always be myself, no matter how much I might balloon up or shrink down. Softer women vs. more muscular women... they can both be healthy, and that's what matters most.
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