almost all girls have cellulite..
Dr. Cheryl Karcher: a New York-based aesthetic medicine expert and cellulite researcher who also holds masters degrees in nutrition and metabolism, Dr. David McDaniel, director of the Institute of Anti-Aging Research and Assistant Professor of Clinical Dermatology at Eastern Virginia Medical School, they say about 98% of women have cellulite. "You can be skinny-skinny-skinny as a rail and have cellulite. Supermodels have it," Karcher says. While weight gain can lead to the development of more cellulite, it's not the sole cause of dimpled skin. Who is this magical 2% of women who don't get cellulite? Karcher says it's likely women with thicker skin -
so seriously don't worry about it... and even weight loss does not magically remove cellulite.. celebrities do a lot to cover this up and their pics too are mostly edited... any reasonable guy would know this and won't care about it...
@archiz yeah women should stop worrying about every little thing lol
Almost every woman has some, so saying you want a girl without any at all...
Good luck finding one.
If it's an extreme case... it still wouldn't justify rejecting her, I think. It's not like she's shoving that into your face the whole time, is it? Since it's so common I think it should be something that can be overlooked or if it really bothers someone, maybe help them to get rid of it, at least a little.
I mean I have little to no cellulite but I do have stretch marks and they used to really bother me. I've just gotten over it to be honest. Both things are super common, like over 90% of women have those somewhere, and it's super unrealistic to expect a girl to not have these 'flaws'. The only people who complain are the ones who don't understand what a real woman looks like.
It's kind of noticeable, but not a turn off. It happens to most women because the ass and hips/thighs is the key area where women are prone to fat gain. Especially if a woman has a desk job or a job where they sit a lot. It's like guys are prone to pot bellies. That's more noticeable, you can't hide the gut much. Nah, I like round asses, and usually there is a bit of cellulite on EVERYONE unless you are hugely into the gym and constantly burning off the excess that comes from your body storing instead of using. Just keep your diet more lean and your exercise more toward the calorie burn and aerobic. Butt lifts and such don't really burn that off. But lifts build muscle, so your butt will shrink and lift more. But diet and aerobic exercise is the best for burning fat.
exercise doesn't get rid of it. its where a lot of women store fat. they'd have to go below their ideal weight to lose it. as in stop menstruating... it really depends on where you store the fat you're supposed to have. cellulite does not automatically mean excess fat.
@AriadneSky Ah, I didn't really know this. Well, then, what are you stressed about? Everyone has it to an extent. Sure it shows, but if someone is that shallow to not want you because of your ass isn't airbrushed enough, than that's on them. It goes away anyhow when you're in the doggy position or when we push your legs back to the headboard and eat you out mercilessly. LOL sorry, just putting a different emphasis on how little importance it is in the grand scheme of things.
@archiz ok ok... I can be wrong, fine... ; D
The vast majority of girls have cellulite, so some isn't a turn off, but if it's a lot, then yes, it's a turn off. Though usually skinny/fit girls don't have much cellulite, so it's not something I worry about.
Haha That's not true at all... Weight has little to do with cellulite.
Only if the person is skin and bones will the cellulite be non visible...
@LittleSally Ummm cellulite is fat, so if you work out you burn fat, therefore, you're gonna have less cellulite than girls that don't work out.
I never said skinny/fit don't have any cellulite at all.
you didn't say that exactly, but ''Though usually skinny/fit girls don't have much cellulite,'' was close to what she said that you implied. Weight has nothing to do with cellulite and being skinny does not somehow mean you are ''fit'' or healthy as you used those words in the same context. A girl can be bigger and be healthy too. Everyone has their recommended weights
@applesandoranges22 I think it was obvious what I meant lol but ok
honestly, i dont know what you meant. for now on ill be your life couch. lie down on the couch and Tell sally and me, what exactly did you mean?
ill put my reading glasses on and stroke my chin as if i have a beard.
@applesandoranges22 I already said what I meant lol
ok good, now tell me how i changed your life for the better
All women have fat - they naturally build fat, while men naturally build up muscle... All women have fat and cellulite except these two body types:
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@LittleSally whoever told you men naturally build muscle has lied to you lol. men have to work for muscle, its just that testosterone builds it faster and bigger if worked on.
I know, that's why I never said skinny/fit don't have cellulite.
P. S.: Men build don't naturally build muscle... xD
look aledeeurope is speechless after that comment. He has no words for you
men naturally build muscle with steroids
@applesandoranges22 No one told me - I studied medicine for 4 years, honey. =)
@LittleSally cmon sally please tell me you are joking! muscles dont just start growing loool. Muscle is a process that happens when you workout. if I were to never workout I won't just randomly get muscular.
@applesandoranges22 Not joking... And who ever said they just start growing? Read my answer one more time... And maybe a few books would help you too.
@archiz Yeah, I know, but still, the fatter you are, the more likely you are to have more cellulite.
Lol I'm not saying every single fit/skinny girl has the same amount of cellulite, obviously every girl is different, but cellulite is fat, so typically the more fat you have in your body, the more cellulite you're likely to have.
yea yea I am just saying it s not always related with fat but more about blood circulation that breaks the cellulites. my mum has it genetically
I worked hard to keep it at barely minimal visibility hahaha. I barely add any salt in my food.
also if you take birth control pills it can cause cellulite as well or other hormonal pill
@LittleSally sally i did read your reply and you said NATURALLY which means that you think it is somehow an automatic process? Men dont build muscle without working out and adding protein. If you dont have enough protein you do not gain muscle. This is the number one rule for people who work out, as I would know this having an entire nutrition plan. So, ill pass on the books
@applesandoranges22 my hr is 50 bpm. I work out every day and eat super healthy yet I still have cellulite. It is just a natural thing you can't help.
@applesandoranges22 I used to be super paranoid about it... like I wouldn't eat just so I could be skinny enough to not see cellulite. Yes it was possible, but I was under weight so it wasn't healthy and I lacked motivation.
@archiz 140 lbs and im 5'5"- i could still lose about 5 pounds. i was referring to when i was 115 pounds a couple years back tho.
@archiz for my muscle mass it was. I was like 12% body fat
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Dude, I'm looking at the fertility signs, hip width, bum. Airbrush n' photoshop made this shit really an issue. Some weird distortion of real human form. People are internally miserable when they are dehydrated, cutting down fat. I enjoy the disposition of a healthy, happy, buxom broad.
No, it is not a turn off. It's the whole package. Like a guy sending a schleem pic. You'd rather have a body shot, right?
A lot of women freak out about stretch lines but guys don't care about that much.
Honestly, i don't really like cellulite. It would never be anything important for me though. It's not like I'm a women where I have restrictions of minimum of height and what not. It is a bit of a turn off though.
I have a a bunch of ugly moles so who cares right... well women would.
I personally love it, not to much where you are obese but curves is a sign of fertility and I would pick that over skin and bones ANY DAY. being skinny doesn't somehow= healthy. When a lot of guys like these thin runway models they mostly like them because they think its ''healthy'' and that anything bigger than that is fat. The truth is, nothing is more sexier to me than a curves on a women. Its the best thing ever
Hard to notice really, even harder to comprehend that people care about it, can at least get it that girls may do for insecurity reasons sure, but for a guy to care about like example picture above.. yeah nope, I can't even phantom it. Like... how? Would the same people freak out if say a girl spilled a little bit coffe on herself, leaving a few spots and they would be like. "This is not working out.. I can't see you anymore" lol.. Yeah sorry, I can't get it.
Cellulite's not a plus, but I can ignore that. It's everything else that a girl has that really matters, anyway.
lol you're 60? Everyone your age has cellulite.
If the cellulite is on ScarJo, then yes, just because I never found her hot to begin with.
by the way, you'd be amazed how many flaws like this get erased from actors' bodies with expensive CGI effects. People know it happens all the time in magazines but don't realize it's done in movies too.
Put a woman like Scar-Jo in front of me, naked and DTF, and I wouldn't be able to tell you my own name, let alone notice any imperfections in her body. All the blood would rush away from my brain and eyeballs.
So no, it can't be a *complete* turn off.
Why not ask Jennifer Love hewitt?
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no not really. but excessive cellulite would probably turn me off. like a thigh that was just a mass of cellulite would be unattractive
I notice, but it doesn't bother me, it happens so I deal with it.
You have to be pretty close to flawless to have zero - Like fitness is your job or something. Even the PT's at my gym have some (yes i check them out :P). I'm picky but it's one of those things that is kinda unrealistic to expect.
*in my Katt Williams voice* ''EITHER WAY THEY'RE FU*KING... EITHER WAYYY!''
moral of the story... Know one care's about that crap.
Doesn't bother me. It's just one of those irrelevant things that get made into huge, but unnecessary, issues. There are way more important things. Personality being at the top of the list.
Like, I think it's ok on other people. But when I gained a few lbs and got more, I freaked out... b/c it can make you feel uncomfortable in shorts.. esp if you never had a lot/it on both legs
Nah, it's not really even a thing that has ever crossed my mind. That said, I'm not really the kind of guy whose opinion most women would care about, so don't take that as any form of encouragement.
No not at all. It lets me know if she's real or plastic. I don't know about everyone else but I don't want to date a barbie doll.
Not a complete turnoff. I've seen girls who still look hot even though they have cellulite, as long as it isn't too much. The cellulite itself looks really bad though, like they would look so much hotter if they didn't have it. And I heard that it never really goes away, so the only real way for girls to "get rid" of it is to never get it in the first place.
that s fine
I have a bit barely noticeable
gotta drink a lot of water
and you can do lpg or vita for better blood flow
that would break the cellulite
I absolutely hate mine, but don't really pay attention to others. That should tell me something, but I'm stubborn.
Her shape is good, it's just how her body lays down fat.
Regular spanking should help break it up.
Well it's worth a try anyway.
OK 1. I don't care if a girl has cellulite. 2. you chose the sexiest girl for the picture... I swear
it's fine really. main thing is you stay healthy and in shape
Cellulite isn't bad.. i actually like it..
it looks hot and it proves everything is real...
now her ass on the other hand... she could use a few squats...
I have a lot and my man still thinks I'm hot so idc 🙂
"Complete turn-off" is a little overboard. Is it attractive? No. But that doesn't mean I'll lose interest in a woman for it.
Cellulite, also known as hail damage, is extremely unattractive.
Well you kinda can't be because everyone has some form of cellulite
Naw. More cushion for the pushin'. :)
Ya ain't no supermodel baby, so get over it already.
no, as long as she's in good shape i don't care about cellulite or stretch marks
oh, hun, just wait till you have babies (if you plan to)
as we get older, we just start to lose our battle with gravity, the skin isn't as powerful as gravity, so, the battle starts being lost.. it's just how it is
I notice, but i don't care. So it's not a turn off.
If its a lot but other than that i don't really notice it.
that does looks a little unattractive, but its all right
It doesn't bother me at all , I accept a woman as she is
That top pic turns me off though. She needs to go to the gym.
When we are young we have a tendency to be more about appearances. As we get older we accept that physical beaty is fleeting and not important.
Its not attractive but not a complete turn off either, it just is what it is, shit happens
It is a YUGE turn-off for me.
I notice it but does not bother me
scarlett johansson has it? omg
Why is this becoming a trend/thing now?
I have no problem with cellulite.
not gunna lie, it makes you look old.
Yes. Nasty cottage cheese ass
i dont mind unless they have a ton of it
I don't really care if they have one
nope. don't even worry about it.
I've never noticed it in anyone
No i dont really notice it
For me, it's a complete TURN ON!!
Not a big issue for me. Doesn't bother me !!
No I really don't notice
Yeah I don't care. *Blinks.*
only if they have a lot.
I like it
Doesn't bother me
eww... just eww...
Lmfao
nope, not for me
Only if they have a lot.
It's sexy'sexy
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