Polls: Health & Fitness

Thigh gap:



Toned:



Witch do you prefer?

Usually when I begin a new form of exercise, usually done at home, I take frequent breaks (at most 3 mins each) to catch a breath. Although, I know it is important to keep the heart rate up. Even though it takes that much longer, I still end up completing the exercise. I usually exercise before I go to bed and drink A LOT OF WATER. Is this habit before getting used to the exercise really detrimental?

I used to be really heavy, but I recently lost a lot of weight and everyone's been telling me how good I look. Not only that, but I've become very successful for my looks now. I've been getting noticed by modeling agencies, currently had a couple call backs for some parts in movies, and now am practicing to compete in a pageant. I'm very happy about my life, but before now I used to be bullied for my looks because I was heavier. Now the boys that used to bully me are trying their hardest to date me and the girls that used to ignore me are trying to suck up to me/be my friend. Should I allow these people into my life or cut them out? And how do I go about doing this?

#1: Kim Kardashian's: She's very much thicker, and very curvy. She is also short and has more narrow shoulders. She's an hourglass.
#2: Beyonce's: A naturally curvy body (in comparison to Kim's) she's taller and lean, but still packs quite a bit of shape in her figure. She is very fit (as you can tell from the abs in the first picture.) She's a pear.

#3: Kylie Jenner's: She's mildly curvy, not too much (yet!) She still has a pretty noticeable difference in her waist-to-hips ratio as her hips are very wide. She's got thin legs and a flat stomach, however her boobs are smaller. (Not a bad thing, though!) She's a thinner pear.
#4: Miranda Kerr's: She's tall and lean, with a great body because she is a Victoria's Secret model. She frequently exercises, has extremely long legs, and is a healthy thin. She's more of a thin hourglass.

I'm not saying that I'm not going to do both but I just want to know which one to focus on more.

Usually I exercise a lot but only see a few results. I can never get a perfect diet since my parents sometimes cook healthy and unhealthy food. I try my best to eat healthy but I can't really do that everyday since I live with them.

Did you just do it at your own home with a video or did you take a zumba class?

Did you like it or hate it?

What was your experience like if you did try it?