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https://bit.ly/3SH7OWU https://bit.ly/3SH7Q0Y https://bit.ly/3bLtuAI https://bit.ly/3whcRnF https://bit.ly/3vTM8x6 https://bit.ly/3Ad4Nqm 118SayWhaat? October 26, 2012 at 12:29 am @ Emily: I have a couple close friends who tend to prefer the “bulky” look. It was always funny when we’d talk about guys because they were very much NOT into the Nathan Harden type. One of my friends once joked that “Emily likes her men to look as much like women as possible.” >:( HAHA, I’ve heard that same exact joke from my friends! Haters. :P At first I was startled by Harden’s pic. Then I stared at it longer. Then I blushed. 119chris October 26, 2012 at 12:30 am The next morning I awoke to find myself sprawled out on one of the couches in the living room. Several of the girls who lived in the flat were sitting around talking…they had been out the night before and their conversation, naturally, turned to talk about boys. They started talking about the hookup scene back at Yale. Their conversation went something like this:
Wow, I’m sure loads of guys would love to work their assess off to become husband material for those women. 120Mike C October 26, 2012 at 12:35 am WFT? Women are supposed to have wide hips! Is the man supposed to be a truck to compensate? Escoffier, You are mixing up a ratio with absolute numbers. Women have “wide” hips in relation to their waist. What is the classic hourglass figure? 24″ waist with 36″ hips. Guys are blocky (no curves) so the waist and hips will basically be the same. 121Mike C October 26, 2012 at 12:44 am I respectfully disagree with your assessment that gender equity has been achieved in the U.S. Cases in point: Viagra is covered by insurance companies while birth control is not; 6 weeks of maternity leave (if men had to endure childbirth, I bet they’d successfully lobby for 6 months |
