Fembots, why aren't you this curvy?

This. Any woman can compensate for hip dips by either gaining weight (if weight goes to their thighs), or lifting for big quads (if not).

>literally 0 men notice and if they do they don't care
until it comes time where you want to bully random women, then you notice everything and tear them down over it

You are an ignorant idiot then lmao, do you think a woman made this thread?

Very flattering. Thanks anon. Like hip dips which I also have maybe it's a thing girls obsess over more than guys, not sure tho. It's just unsightly.
I got measured in a Victoria's secret shop and they recommended me 34D. But they also said I could go a size bigger cause my right breast is a bigger than the left one.

True. One thing with guys is that they either are into what you are or wish you were a complete different woman with very little in between.
I don't really care i haven't dated in many years, I don't care about my cellulite either it's just something I see in the mirror. Plus I think the form is nice so the imbalance never really bothered me. My source of insecurity has always been weight and height.

>One thing with guys is that they either are into what you are or wish you were a complete different woman with very little in between.
That seems to me to be the case from what I've noticed in the preferences of other guys and in my own personal experience, as well. Then again, I try to see the potential in every women, but rest assured, you seem exquisitely crafted already.
>the form is nice
Would mind elaborating on that a bit? Would you say they're heavy, full, or perky, or however else you might describe them? It's good to know that you're not self-conscious of them either way even with the difference in size, I'm glad to hear they don't bother you.
>My source of insecurity has always been weight and height.
Well, I hope you don't mind, but I have to ask because I'm a very inquisitive individual, how tall are you and how much do you weight?

A shame, since I'd definitely be interested in hearing more about them, but I won't hold it against you.
>I'm below average height for women, and my BMI is 23 and I've been dieting pretty much all my life.
What about those features makes you feel insecure? I can sort of get why you'd feel that way about your weight even though I prefer plus-sized women, since it's a common concern for most women regardless of size, but I don't see very many women that are self-conscious about height, even the shorter ones, if anything it's generally the taller girls that seem to complain more often, from what I can see.

I guess being taller would help distribute your weight more evenly, that makes sense, but because of that, it doesn't necessarily mean that you'd still be shapely, since it might look a lot less noticeable. I'm inclined to say the way you are now sounds better, short and voluptuous is a very effective combination as far as I'm concerned, I'm a sucker for shortstacks. Congratulations on the weight loss though, as much it breaks my heart to hear it. How much weight would you like to shed, and how far along are you toward your goal?

>Kek sorry anon. But unless fatgirls get their own architect there's little reason for them to not lose weight.
I might be inclined to take you up on that potential offer if we lived anywhere near each other, but sadly, I'm from the USA and your earlier use of metric measurements let me know you aren't. Here's to hoping that an architect of your own can sweep you off your feet soon and preserve such a splendid work of architecture, with all your current proportions in tact. In the meantime, what sorts of alterations have you made to your diet?

Were it only that easy, I might not even be talking to you right now, but alas, I'm not all that desirable myself, so the curvaceous Venus of my dreams continues to elude me. I appreciate the suggestion though, thank you for your encouragement, and I hope that you'll be able to find something similar when and if you try to look for it.
All of those changes seem sensible, cutting carbs and sugar are the major factors factors in any weight loss plan from what I hear, so it definitely appears like you're on the right track at least. I hope you'll be able to slim down to whatever weight you'll feel comfortable at, do you have any sense of what that might be?

Well, I think 20 BMI is very achievable, since it doesn't seem like you're that far away from where you'd like to be, so keep at it, I know that you can do it. I'm also glad to hear that you're trying to lose weight in a much healthier way than the ED route, that's definitely the preferable way to do it, so make sure it stays that way.