Are Women Over A Certain Age Should Not Have A "hourglass" Figure?
it seems many posters on this forum is not happy with mine question and think i am women bashing.
which surprised me because that was not mine intention.
so how i should i phrased it differently if i am curious about women's physiology which i know nothing about (obviously, since i am not a woman)
thanks.
The word should is judgemental in the four languages in which I know the word.
Ask the question in your native language. Translate each word literally underneath. Maybe that will help.
As written, your question is not about physiology, but aesthetics. I do not believe you don't know that.
just like there are many things about men's physiology you would not know, and i could teach you about.
False. I would use a medical dictionary or textbook, or read articles online, or look at anatomical diagrams if I wanted physiological facts. If I was curious about variances in appearance, I would look at lots of pictures.
Your question, and I'm paraphrasing to demonstrate to you the meaning of the words you strung together, was: Is it acceptable for women over 40 to have hourglass figures? You later changed ot to ask if it was realistic. Both questions were answered, so who knows what your problem is?
Unless you were born yesterday and have never gone swimming, you already know that you can see the rib cages of thin people. This strips any credibility from your assertion of ignorance and innocence.
i was just curious if you are someone like Halle Berry or Liz Hurley who works really hard to achieve their body, why would their ribcage showing. is it limitation of their age, that was what i was asking.
You were too busy freaking out to notice this was answered in your previous thread. It was answered repeatedly. So, if this was really your question, why are we still here? I do not believe you.