>>7615813
>define proper fat distribution
Literally look at BMI and body fat percentage (to rule out muscle weight skewing BMI), what number is healthy for someones height, and bam there you go.

Yeah theres hourglass shaped women, pear shaped, apple shaped, triangle shaped, which is the way your body distributes your fat. And they all look fine at a healthy BMI number. Even a little underweight or overweight is okay, but when you get into eating disorder under/over weights it looks like shit and you need to stop blaming it on "muh distribution".

>>7615902
>My standards are medical ones
Based and realitypilled