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Is anyone else getting sick /bewildered at the big butt trend ?

lillycakes2

Just wondered, is anyone else getting a bit sick of the Big butt trend e.g. the likes of Kim Kardashian, well actually , all of the kardashians........Black China, Nicki Minaj etc etc.
Will this silly trend lose its appeal? I mean how can these women sit comfortable/be comfortable? Its actually getting a bit disturbing now these days on instagram, young women constantly have their butts stuck out into the camera (over the shoulder look) , and im just looking at them like "are ye serious right now"?
What is this ??!!!! Leave yer butts alone and settle down like ........:eek:

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Mimon

Sardonicat wrote: »

How awful for those girls. They must be devastated you dont admire their bodies.

Nice jumping to conclusions with a nice dose of virtual signaling. Don't give a ****e about their appearance. It is more about the health implications of being obese/unhealthy at that age. Cellulite at that age would be indicative of a very fatty diet.

[Deleted User]

I'm more bewildered at the proliferation of Americanisms into Ireland, "butt" for example

Wibbs

Airyfairy12 wrote: »

Anyone can have cellulite, it has nothing to do with being unhealthy or overweight. It has something to do with clumping of normal fat cells that everyone has.

Well men don't get it unless their hormones are shot, but I do take your point. It is more prevalent in older women though.

Anyone can have a hormone imbalance regardless of how healthy they are, Allot of young women take the pill to help regulate hormones.
And anyone can have diabetes because its usually genetic.

Type 1 yes, Type 2 while having a genetic component that makes someone more susceptible is almost entirely lifestyle. Hormone conditions like PCOS are on the rise over the last 40 years and while there are many factors involved genetics being one insulin resistance is a major one and that again is lifestyle based.

Kivaro

Your Face wrote: »

I think those type of women look grotesque - short little won with exaggerated physical features.

I like tall hefty country women. The type that can hold a horse for the blacksmith no bother.

Is that sexual innuendo?

Your Face

I think those type of women look grotesque - short little won with exaggerated physical features.

I like tall hefty country women. The type that can hold a horse for the blacksmith no bother.

Airyfairy12

Wibbs wrote: »

Sure, still signs of what should be more prevalent in older people; cellulite, beer guts, pre diabetes, hormone imbalances et al in the young of either gender is not a good sign, though of course some are more prone to such things than others.

Anyone can have cellulite, it has nothing to do with being unhealthy or overweight. It has something to do with clumping of normal fat cells that everyone has.
Anyone can have a hormone imbalance regardless of how healthy they are, Allot of young women take the pill to help regulate hormones.
And anyone can have diabetes because its usually genetic.

Sardonicat

Wibbs wrote: »

Sure, still signs of what should be more prevalent in older people; cellulite, beer guts, pre diabetes, hormone imbalances et al in the young of either gender is not a good sign, though of course some are more prone to such things than others.

Yup, that post was all about concern for their health.

Kivaro

Wibbs wrote: »

Sure, still signs of what should be more prevalent in older people; cellulite, beer guts, pre diabetes, hormone imbalances et al in the young of either gender is not a good sign, though of course some are more prone to such things than others.

There really should be a public health awareness programme on the dangers of high-carb diets. Even a moderation in carb intake can result in a healthier and lower-weight society, which will in turn result in enormous savings in the healthcare spend in Ireland year after year.

Wibbs

Sardonicat wrote: »

How awful for those girls. They must be devastated you dont admire their bodies.

Sure, still signs of what should be more prevalent in older people; cellulite, beer guts, pre diabetes, hormone imbalances et al in the young of either gender is not a good sign, though of course some are more prone to such things than others.

storker

I like a nice big ass (witih reason) but naturally big, not one that looks as inflated as Inspector Clouseau's heump.

Sardonicat

Mimon wrote: »

Slightly off topic but don't get the 18/19 year old girls that wear shorts to festivals and have cellulite at that age. Must eat pure ****e.

Girls at work under 30 all overweight and eat crisps and chocolate with every lunch.

How awful for those girls. They must be devastated you dont admire their bodies.

irishguitarlad

I'm a fan of Southern European asses myself, they don't jutt out as much and are more shapely. The trend with massive asses in the States and South America doesn't appeal to me at all. As for my own ass, many women used to touch it and compliment it in bars/nightclubs, even a male friend of mine said I had a great ass. My girlfriend also frequently tells me how nice it is as well, can't complain haha.

Mimon

Slightly off topic but don't get the 18/19 year old girls that wear shorts to festivals and have cellulite at that age. Must eat pure ****e.

Girls at work under 30 all overweight and eat crisps and chocolate with every lunch.

Kimbot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xet47C7yyqw

I like big butts and I cannot lie.........

Harry Palmr

Are they cheek implants? Or is it some sort of arse expansion diet?

Pauliedragon

lillycakes2 wrote: »

Just wondered, is anyone else getting a bit sick of the Big butt trend e.g. the likes of Kim Kardashian, well actually , all of the kardashians........Black China, Nicki Minaj etc etc.
Will this silly trend lose its appeal? I mean how can these women sit comfortable/be comfortable? Its actually getting a bit disturbing now these days on instagram, young women constantly have their butts stuck out into the camera (over the shoulder look) , and im just looking at them like "are ye serious right now"?
What is this ??!!!! Leave yer butts alone and settle down like ........:eek:

Maybe spend a little less time on Instagram op.

Kivaro

sadie1502 wrote: »

Fine if its natural but its all fake. Sick of it too. Wish they would all jog on. Fake and weird looking. They look so out of proportion.

Or just jog, which might solve the problem.

Irish_rat

Always been more of an arse man but it needs to look natural, very obvious when seeing the fake ones.

The yoga tight pants are terrible looking, most of them should cover up. It's really chavvy looking. Only a small percentage can pull that off

Samsonsmasher

I don't think at all about the practicalities.
I just like them and I cannot lie..

[Deleted User]

A big arse in proportion to the rest of the components is fine.
A disproportionate arse is ridiculous.

Gruffalux

Sardonicat wrote: »

MikeOxsgreen wrote: »

Long hair anyway. Long hair, velvet puffy breeches and scarlet hose with a frilly shirt open to the midriff. A jewel encrusted cod piece to pull it all together (ahem) . I feel a search for period dramas on Netflix will keep me occupied this evening.

Wish you were in Tesco with me yesterday afternoon. I have gotten so used to lard arses in gynaecological leggings on women that they hardly make me notice anymore unless the cleft is spectacularly cleaven and somehow close up to me, but this tall and very handsome young chap glided up the aisle towards me, reached in gracefully above a bent down old lady for his product and then almost pirouetted into a flowing retreat. He was wearing the tightest thinnest pair of light-coloured jogging bottoms I have ever seen, more a set of ballet tights, and oh my god he had an amazing and reasonably hefty sized arse, though not disproportionate to his awesome and very toned thighs. For a minute I felt a bit shaken, I tell you. Would have been good to have a hand to clutch and an appreciative comrade to make the wide eyed ooooh face with!

Day Lewin

Mine is perfect, just as it is. 10/10!

Government buildings

Here's me head, me arse is coming.

Airyfairy12

These trends always come and go in cycles, the shape that's idolized now is similar to the over exaggerated curvy S shape of the mid to late 1800's.
Im just waiting for the 1920's body shape to come back into fashion so I can finally feel 'normal'!

PopZiggy

US2 wrote: »

I prefer a smaller arse myself, my wife's sweet little arse cheeks are the size of tennis balls. Makes my cock look huge

Jesus, I hope she is of age

Henryq.

The "Big Butt Trend"

Is that a thing or a new phrase?

KB22

lillycakes2 wrote: »

Just wondered, is anyone else getting a bit sick of the Big butt trend e.g. the likes of Kim Kardashian, well actually , all of the kardashians........Black China, Nicki Minaj etc etc.
Will this silly trend lose its appeal? I mean how can these women sit comfortable/be comfortable? Its actually getting a bit disturbing now these days on instagram, young women constantly have their butts stuck out into the camera (over the shoulder look) , and im just looking at them like "are ye serious right now"?
What is this ??!!!! Leave yer butts alone and settle down like ........:eek:

Agree with you lillycakes2. I also remember if you had the big lips some years ago you would be called rubber lips.

Sardonicat

MikeOxsgreen wrote: »

Sardonicat wrote: »

And powdered wigs
None of this fade nonsense.

Long hair anyway. Long hair, velvet puffy breeches and scarlet hose with a frilly shirt open to the midriff. A jewel encrusted cod piece to pull it all together (ahem) . I feel a search for period dramas on Netflix will keep me occupied this evening.

Archeron

MikeOxsgreen wrote: »

Sardonicat wrote: »

And powdered wigs
None of this fade nonsense.

The return of the Fops and Dandies. I'm investing in lead based face paint right away

[Deleted User]

Sardonicat wrote: »

Wibbs wrote: »

100% on the varying trends. Trends in women's "ideal" changes remarkably rapidly compared to men's too. /quote]

Personally , I'd like to see coloured hosiery and knee length trousers return for men. I like a nice bit of leg brightly and tightly clad. The cod piece would be welcomed by me as well. Men's clothes aren't very sexual at all unlike they used to be.

And powdered wigs
None of this fade nonsense.