Thread 40220970

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>>40220970 (OP)
it grosses me out so she's probably cis

>>40220976
Cope

Look at that hip to shoulder ratio

>>40220970 (OP)
cis hiplet, it's why they invented and perfected flattering clothing so even less womanly women can keep the insecurities at bay a bit more

>>40220996
>t. never interacted with foids

>>40220999
i dont really think hips are the most womanly feature on a person, probably moreso ribcage breadth viewed from the side, assuming ur comparing males & females above age 25.

Males just turn into literal barrel fridges from all angles whereas females in most cases stay dainty in that regard. You can see it most when comparing arm breadth laterally & seeing how many times it would fit next to the side of the ribcage. Generally 2-2.5 for females & 3-5 for moids

>>40220970 (OP)
shes a cishon

>>40221042
I have too many chromosomes to fully understand what you mean, show me visually.

honestly she's kinda proof that ribcage is basically a non-issue as long as you have decent tits covering it lol i feel like most people who doom about theirs are really just suffering from being flat.

>>40221042
there's multiple archetypes, some men have narrow af ribcages, some milktruk-tier women have pretty big ribcages too, but pear-shaped men definitely get seen as unmasculine

>>40221076
kinda, tiddy does make up for ribcage quite a bit

>>40221109
yeah like i'm not saying BA will save you if you've a literal dorito shaped body but a lot of trans women with ribcages that seem bigger than average would look a lot more normal if they had better tits. gyno mosquito bites simply won't cut it if your underbust is bigger than like 30-31 inches because any woman with that ribcage size is probably fairly busty.

>>40221104
I have never in my life seen a pear shaped cis man
>>40221076
I do think that a big enough rib cage combined with small enough hips can be damning even with big boobs

>>40221227
haven't been to /fit/, I see

>>40221227
of course, you need to have decent hips too. sydney sweeney doesn't have huge hips by any means but they're not exactly narrow either. in general you want your chest to be at the very least the same width as your upper hips, preferably a bit narrower. everyone here screams about underbust but in reality it's chest breadth that matters more imo, especially chest breadth in relation to hip breadth.

>>40220970 (OP)
Omg I look the same

>>40220970 (OP)
forcibly detransitioning every freakass misogynist and working them to death in a concrete factory

>>40220996
>Look at that hip to shoulder ratio
You dumbfuck don't understand that hips wider than shoulders are just fat. You either have to be insanely lucky to have good fat distro genes to only get fat on your hips while the rest of the body stays slim or you have to be generally overweight, but not top heavy (a pear and not an apple) or you get a surgery.
But in terms of muscles and bones, women have hips that are a lot narrower than shoulders, that's why skinny women without any enhancements (editing and/or surgeries) tend to have wider shoulders unless, once again, they're very genetically gifted.

>>40221470
Also, fun fact, a generally desirable body like this quite often (but not always) is actually a pathology called lipedema, stage 1. And it has to be treated because if it keeps progressing with age, you're absolutely cooked. Just google lipedema stage 3, it's really bad.

>>40221274
This body suddenly brought back memories of this book I read as a kid, where the main character swaps bodies with an alien that looks like this and watches TV all day. The alien can barely move, only waddle, but has the ability to stretch his arms out really far to get the TV remote.

>>40221590
>can barely move, only waddle, but has the ability to stretch his arms out really far to get the TV remote.
A preview of things to come, given the current obesity trends.
Also that's an adorably fun looking book, is it from the late 80s/early 90s?

>>40221509
>a generally desirable body like this quite often (but not always) is actually a pathology called lipedema, stage 1
how do you differentiate between attractive healthy body, and lipedema 1?

>>40222211
Apparently it was published in 1998, but I read it as a kid in the early 2010s.

>>40221470
iwnbaw

>>40222211
>>40222222
>both of these one after the other
big J is giving me a sign to get healthy and get me a non-lipedema1 waifu