It's no wonder so many women have weight complexes. Look at the number of males in this thread calling this woman 'not too skinny'. She looks like she'd risk starving to death in a trapped elevator.
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
no charm? As in her personality? I thought we were just looking at a picture... how do you know if she's charming or not?Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
She's slender and toned with big tits,that makes her perfect.
She is NOT toned, she is only one thing, thin, i will refer to swimmers as slender and fitness girls as toned, this girl just looks starved. No fat, no muscle, no charm, no female form except her boobs (which are such obvious fakes that it's just sad).
Most men look more feminine than that thing does.
There is such a thing as feminine charm, physical charm.
This girl has the body of an adolescent boy with a couple of slabs of silicone on it, where is the charm in that?
Maybe a 13 year old girl could find it but not me.
Brittany Daniel, she is about the skinniest I would go. I think if a girl is that skinny, and is still living a healthy life style then that can still definately be attractive.
Note: attractive, but probably not the ideal. i prefer a little more muscle, but she would still be quite attractive none the less.
Note: attractive, but probably not the ideal. i prefer a little more muscle, but she would still be quite attractive none the less.
She's a bit too skinny for my tastes, but she's attractive regardless.
Then again, I'm not very attracted to the skinny/untoned look. I prefer a lady with some shape and muscle tone/definition.
But I'm not going to say anything to knock the lady in the OP's picture.
Then again, I'm not very attracted to the skinny/untoned look. I prefer a lady with some shape and muscle tone/definition.
But I'm not going to say anything to knock the lady in the OP's picture.
As a skinny guy, I like skinny women. When I'm with a woman, I want to have the power to move her body around.
The whole media promoting unrealistic unhealthy too skinny women is true, but I think guys have it even harder. The media promotes the ideal male as muscular and ripped. A flat stomache is not good enough. A guy must have a six pack.
It's much easier to just be thin and not fat. It's much harder to be ripped and muscular. Not only do guys have to not be fat, we have to work out like mad men to keep up with the ideal image. All a girl has to do is not eat too much. Also girls have more freedom in being chubby than guys. If a girl has a few extra pounds it usually goes to the T&A. Not a bad way to go. If a guy has a few extra pounds it all goes to the gut which is horrible even when it's very subtle.
From what I've seen in recent years girls seem much harder on a guy's apearance than guys are on their's. Given the choice between a guy who's toned and in good shape vs a guy who's ripped and has a six pack, the six pack always wins. (not counting personality though...)
It's much easier to just be thin and not fat. It's much harder to be ripped and muscular. Not only do guys have to not be fat, we have to work out like mad men to keep up with the ideal image. All a girl has to do is not eat too much. Also girls have more freedom in being chubby than guys. If a girl has a few extra pounds it usually goes to the T&A. Not a bad way to go. If a guy has a few extra pounds it all goes to the gut which is horrible even when it's very subtle.
From what I've seen in recent years girls seem much harder on a guy's apearance than guys are on their's. Given the choice between a guy who's toned and in good shape vs a guy who's ripped and has a six pack, the six pack always wins. (not counting personality though...)
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