Well, "curvy" is more about the structure of your body. My definition (and many other people's) of curvy is a girl with either an hourglass or pear shaped body. You can have a 5'6, 150lb girl next to another 5'6, 150lb girl and they can look completely different. One might have a big stomach, with skinny legs (I don't consider this curvy), while the other could have a slim waist, big butt/hips and thick thighs (my definition of curvy.) There are even women who are curvy and "fat", because their waist to hip ratio is still low (even though they have a big stomach, their lower body is still much larger.) With this being said, I'll tell you what I think about each photo.
1. I consider her curvy, since she has a low waist-to-hip ratio.
2. I don't consider her curvy or "fat", I would say she's slightly overweight with some chub factor.
3. She is borderline "fat" in my opinion.
4. Ok, she's quite "fat", but not what I consider obese though. She's just mediocre overweight.
Fat is more than 10 lbs overweight, and before that it's "chubby". But I would never date someone who was even 1 lb overweight. I used to be fat as a kid, and now that I'm in shape I could never be with someone who isn't changing the fact that they are unhealthy. Call it what you will, but the human body isn't meant for a sedentary lifestyle, and being overweight in any way is bad for you period.
firstly, i love that u showed images rather than saying 160lbs and above for example.
anyway, it's kinda sad how guys think certain images of women are 'too fat' when a lot of them also end up being overweight at some point in their lives. but whatever, i think 1&2 r fine, 3&4 indicate health problems
I only think people are fat once they're overweight for their height, maybe like 40-50lbs over their healthy weight range. I try not to throw the word fat around unless it's really obvious that someone is overweight, I would never call someone fat just because they're 20-30lbs over a healthy weight range.
They're all a bit overweight. But I wouldn't normally say weight is the determining factor, but rather the body fat percentage and where the person carries weight. Someone can be above average weight but not "fat," whereas an average weight person could look more "fat."
I believe all of these are overweight. None is actually curvy... For me curvy is something like this www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/.../...curvy-kate.jpg
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I'm smaller than number 3 and I love how people say health problems straight away. My doctor told me I've none whatsoever and I'm healthier than most of his patients as I don't drink much and I don't smoke at all. I eat fairly healthy and walk everywhere. He said if I went power walking the weight would come off straight away but he isn't going to advise me going to a gym because he doesn't believe in them. He's a skinny dude. It's not always weight that indicate health problems.
The first one looks okay but the three others are too fat.
The woman in the second picture is definitely overweight and should consider doing sports and get in better shape (shouldn’t be too hard since she is not that fat).
But the last two are very fat and obese and 99% of men will find there bodies unattractive. They should consider losing weight which will take time and will be hard for them but that’s the only solution.
Otherwise they will lead a very unhealthy lifestyle and will be unattractive and also it will affect them mentally
I don't find any of these attractive, they're all too big. Curvy to me means an hourglass figure like Kim Kardashian or Beyonce, it doesn't mean chubby.
The last two would certainly be advised by their doctors to lose weight for health reasons, so I'd say those two.
The third is chubby, fat is somewhere between the third and the fourth. Fourth is obese.
When a BMI becomes 25, you arrive at the limiting zone. Whether you are then "fat", depends on your muscle/fat ratio
The first one, I believe, is model Candice Huffine - who is literally perfect! The second one is a bit sloppy, and it goes way downhill from there.
They are all overweight and yes 'fat'. Curvy is more about having boobs and hips/ass not mainly about having more fat. I prefer to see healthy woman and men :)
I honestly think that curvy is only for the first picture. The other threes are definitely not categorized as curvy in my book
The last two would be fat for me. Probably the second option too, but she seems to have a little muscle tone so that's okay
When it starts to look bad and became a health concern probably around pictures 3# and 4#.
I think the first pic has a nice body.
Pic 2 isn't very toned and 3 n 4 are getting on the too overweight side.
picture 3 is too fat. That is where the point is overstepped as there is evidently a roll of fat over the top of the pants
1. It's clearly overweight and people seem to like ignoring the fact that being overweight is unhealthy.
all of these women are fat
an ideal BMI for a woman is 19-20
The first is only one that could be considered not fat.
Not more then pic 1. Also fatty is not attractive, neither is skinny, only muscular and fit is SEXY.
All are too fat. And I refuse to say "curvy" as a synonym, in these cases they are clearly just fat.
Can we stop asking questions about fat people? jeez. My self esteem is just declining. And the last two are definitely when it crosses the line, so.
2 is too fat
1 is too big. I don't do plus size very well.
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