Can Curvy Women Be Fit And Healthy

Do most men prefer curvy women or skinny women?

Well, first allow me to separate the classes here because there can be a huge debate on what counts as a curvy woman these days, the definition of that has become so convoluted that people are often hesitate to comment without proper definition.So there is skinny women who, in my opinion are too skinny to be attractive in my mind. I am not even talking super model skinny as fabled as those are and even looking to some known celebrities.This is too skinny:Now I know what some people are going to say, but she is not grossly skinny, she is fit. Look at her stomach, her leg muscles, etc. I am not disputing her fitness level but how proportionate her body is and this is again by my definitions. Great fitness but lacks any sense of real curves and could easily pass off as a boy with the right make-up and clothing. That is too skinny for my tastes to me.Curvy,My definition of curvy is that a woman has all the curves of a woman, ideally around the hips, bust, area and yet is still healthy and in prime physical allure. This is my preferred body type.They have all the curves that accent the fact that they are a woman and it worn in all the right places, yes she has a little extra on top of that, but it is alright when it worn where a woman would normally wear it. That is curvy to me.What isn’t curvy to me is what was formerly called obese but now turned into curvy to not hurt or fat shame woman of scale-breaking weight. I get told by a female she is curvy and seeing that the only curve she has is one round curve? That is beach ball…not curvy.That above is not curvy…that is just fat and proud of it.Now, do not get me confused, if a female is fat and owns it…more power to her, go do you, however, do not kick up a fuss when many men don’t want you due to how fat you are and push your expectations of acceptance on us when women themselves have their own list of expectations of men.I, like many men, love curvy women when it is curvy and not just an adopted phrase from an obese woman.

Do fit guys like curvy girls?

Let me put a little bit of a perspective on this. I think women concern themselves too much with having ALL the curves in ALL the right places. Yes, men love curves. They like beauty and personality as well. However, how often does a woman have large breasts, round buns, beautiful face, and a great personality? It is rare to get all 4. If you have all 4 then you are in a rare class and probably do not even need to worry about being here and asking this question.Now, if you are sporting even 1 of those features, you will garner attention in some fashion. The more of these features you sport, the more range of men you will attract. If you currently possess none of them, you better be picking the easiest one to work on and learn to emphasize it during interactions.I have found myself attracted to women with really nice buns who have no breasts. In similar situations i have found women with curvy breasts attractive who have flat buns. There are women who have neither, but i couldn’t stop admiring their stunning facial beauty. Now, the woman that i married (I am being honest here) doesn’t sport super breasts or super buns. She is fairly attractive in the face, but i absolutely loved her personality. We get each other and enjoy similar things in life. So, it might sound cliche when i say that personality is an important aspect to a man. Biologically men attract physically first before they indulge into personality….but it is an attraction point that can catch a man. So ladies if you don’t possess the curves, pick one and work hard on it. If you can’t achieve a super curve or don’t have great facial beauty, then you better have a personality that is attractive to a man. Without 1 of these 4 critical attraction points…you’re in trouble. Butts, boobs, face, personality. The good thing is, you only need 1 of them (not all) to at least get attention from men.

What's the difference between thin, curvy, fit, & chubby girls?

They’re just words our society throws around carelessly, a little coded to avoid being derogatory.Thin may be appropriately slender for height, or it might be used to indicate too skinny.Curvy used to mean larger breasts, small waistline, and hips that swell out - it did not mean heavy, it meant a luscious figure. Now it is a code word for women whose excess weight emphasizes their figure - a politically correct way of saying overweight, and acknowledging someone may look good despite that.Fit means in good muscular condition. Could be small and muscular, could be bulked up and muscular. Some use the term “fat but fit” to mean they are strong and healthy under the excess weight. To me, that seems an oxymoron, but not all overweight people are totally unhealthy from it, and they may indeed be strong with good stamina.Chubby is a polite way of referring to anyone overweight…from “pleasantly plump” to a code for obese.