No. Having a good lifestyle does that. Heels can help too. But I encourage you not to become obsessed with looks. Just live a healthy life and the rest will follow.
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I'm just trying to get to know what various people think of this jeans style, whether it suits bums or not. :D
Yes, they do, and I see you've got a really nice bum :) High-waisted are far more comfortable, and better looking too. I mean, who wants to see someone's underwear when they crouch or bend over? Why would anyone wear trousers that constantly have to be pulled up because they're always falling down? High-waisted accentuate the curves, whereas low-waisted are just daggy, and make the wearer look as though they've crapped their pants.
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Anonymous
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No. It looks like what happens when you take a picture and stretch it way taller than it is wide. It looks silly, and old fashioned. If anything, it flattens the appearance of a butt.
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Anonymous
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Meh.
You have a nice bum but its nothing to do with the jeans, its just genes.
You said that high-waisted jeans that aren't "skin-tight" look like "mum jeans" (that is, they're not attractive). There is nothing wrong with the jeans she is wearing in those pictures, they fit her perfectly.
@Rachelspiks That is your opinion and that is fine. My taste is different than yours. Is it really so hard for you to accept that different people have different preferences? Do you expect everyone to like the same things as you?
Also, you still didn't answer me - what does that have to do with comfort/discomfort?
Now what are you going on about? Of course I can accept that most people won't agree with my views, but skin-tight clothes are uncomfortable. That's just a fact. Why did you become so defensive all of a sudden?
@Rachelspiks Oh boy. Okay, I'll walk you through it.
1) I'm not defensive, you're just not making a whole lot of sense.
2) So, if you do accept my personal taste/preference (that skin tight looks better), then what is it that YOU are going on about? Again - what does discomfort have anything to do with how good it LOOKS to me? You're not making any sense.
3) No, it is a fact to YOU, and to other people. It is NOT a universal fact. There's millions of people (men and women) who like to wear tight clothes and do not find it uncomfortable at all and even comfortable. I know plenty such people. Something like comfort/discomfort is highly subjective and different to every individual. The fact that you believe how YOU subjectively feel about it is a "fact" that's true for everyone, is simply disgustingly ignorant. You don't get to tell anyone but yourself what's uncomfortable or not.
4) You need to learn to not project so much. You came here, saw someone state their personal preference in how something looks (on a question that asked just that) and felt somehow personally attacked because you personally dislike tight clothes, and had to start a completely illogical discussion about your personal discomfort and sell it as some universal "fact".
