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⌈ Secret Post #3557 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fashion Trends you Don't Get

[(Anonymous)]

Are you kidding? Of course people with thin waists want to show/emphasize them!

I'm a skinny girl with a waist that is - relative to my size - quite broad and flabby, and holy crap, if I had a trim, tiny little 24" waist like some young women, I'd be in crop tops from June to September.

Re: Fashion Trends you Don't Get

[philstar22]

Really? Hmmm. Okay. I just didn't think people thought of the waist as a particularly attractive body part regardless of size. I always thought people were more likely to want to emphasize things like legs and cleavage and hips or butts.

Re: Fashion Trends you Don't Get

[(Anonymous)]

I always thought people were more likely to want to emphasize things like legs and cleavage and hips or butts

I'm not sure if emphasizing hips is much of a thing. Most women tend to want to minimize those, I think. You're definitely right about people emphasizing cleavage and butts, of course. And then I think I would put waist in with legs, as sort of "cool" "casual" areas of the body to show off. I pair those two because, unlike cleavage and butt, waist and legs are not inherently viewed as sexually provocative parts to show off. They keep things casual while still ultimately accomplishing the same purpose.

Re: Fashion Trends you Don't Get

[diet_poison]

I don't think most women specifically try to emphasize hips, though part of the reason to emphasize a small waist is to outline the hourlass figure, which includes hips.

And the line between hips and butt is a bit blurry anyway at least when it comes to body shape.