Body Type Poll

What Body Type do you prefer??

  • SKINNY (like Jessica Jaymes)

    Votes: 70 30.3%
  • CURVY (like Sweet Krissy)

    Votes: 161 69.7%

  • Total voters
    231
After recent comments by "hollywood stars" about how they would rather die than be as fat as Marilyn Monroe, and the current disgrace that is lindsay lohan's body, i propose the question......
What body type do you prefer?
Skinny (Jessica Jaymes)
OR
Curvy (Sweet Krissy)
 
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om3ga

It's good to be the king...
Curvy - skinny isn't sexy or chic, it just looks anorexic.
 
i say jessica, she cant be disgusting skinny though, but i prefer to be bigger then the chick...ratio of like 2/3
 
shit I'll take either....

but prefer a little more curves...curves of meat, not curves of bones :D
 

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These Q's are to complex to handle in a poll. Whatever the girl looks like if she eats healthy and gets exersise. Lindsey Lohan looked good before, but Kaylani Lei looks good to me too.

But for a sexual escapade, a curvy girl. But I'll change my mind in 5min.
 
the reason i started this poll, i becuase i was wondering who perpetuated the hollywood myth that all women must weight less than 90bs. i'm pretty sure it wasn't a man. in my opinion women are doing it to themselves, by and large most men prefer a woman who is soft and curvaceous, not one that you could count her ribs from across the room
 

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ToeSucker said:
the reason i started this poll, i becuase i was wondering who perpetuated the hollywood myth that all women must weight less than 90bs. i'm pretty sure it wasn't a man. in my opinion women are doing it to themselves, by and large most men prefer a woman who is soft and curvaceous, not one that you could count her ribs from across the room

I completely agree with that. Do not discount the bombardment of media.

I can only give a quick explanation as a similar case: It is the same for men now too. Look at ads in men's magazines (I mean fashion, parfum, clothes ads, not stuff for teenagers) - the men there are all also very thin, with the ever present "six pack". There is usually some definition (there HAS to be definition at6-8% body fat, even just veins and tendons!), but absolutely no suggestion of power or healthy, strong masculinity. These ads come from a industry (anything to do with fashion) largely populated by the type of men that have no interest in a site like ours because it contains women. They place the type of male models, over timing, maybe, influencing cultural preferences. These skinny, but slightly defined types are call "twinks" in "their" sphere. Well, these "twinks" are now also coverboys for Men's Health magazine (at least in Italy - I I have never read it, but can't resist an eyeroll of condesention when I see it), on the screen (Pitt, Damon....but not Crowe ;)) and if I see another teenage boy trying to get girls with a 6 pack and nothing else, I may just grab him by his belt and hammer curl him right handed.... :mad:

So, the point - the fashion for men to be lean to the point of skinny, to be non-threatening (non-masculine?) is equal in my mind to the push for women to be even skinnier and also in a way less feminine. It seems to be a androgeneozation ( :( ).

Give me a women with softness, hips, a waist, and womenly curves any day! And she gets me, in my testosterone dripping from every pore self, in return.... :lovecoupl
 
Did anyone ever read about that study that was taken on some Polynesian island? Apparently eating disorders among women were rising and it was noted that cable TV had just been introduced to the island. In specific. Baywatch.
 
Curves.

Aria Giovanni. Is there a more perfect body? Erica Campbell and Sydney Moon, too.

I mean, there's nothing wrong with a well-toned, athletic body...but too many women look like they barely eat. Not sexy when you can see a woman's ribs.
 
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