Questions: Health & Fitness

The definition of "thick" can vary, but for me thick thighs are just basically legs that are thinner in the lower area, around the calves... but starting from the knee up to the butt, the legs start to get noticeably thicker/rounder the more you move up.

Now I know definitions of thick may vary, but to me, just basically if your legs are fuller/more round at the thighs, that constitutes thick. For me, most people have thick thighs unless they're just super skinny and their legs are almost the same length all the way.

Though a more "traditional" thick would probably be something like this:

or this:

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