itsjustanotherweightlossblog:

andie-schmandy:

itsjustanotherweightlossblog:

So here’s the thing about thigh gaps… NOT A BEFORE AND AFTER

I took these about 10 seconds apart. The first one I’m standing “normally” feet together body straight. In the second one I’m purposefully pushing my hips back and out and I THINK it’s where I have hypermobility (unless the rest of you can also do this) my legs have moved so it looks like I suddenly have a huge thigh gap. (You can see my knees are facing inwards rather than straight… hypermobility ftw!)

Like I always say, it’s more about body composition than losing weight. Not everyone can have a thigh gap. Get over it girls!

Also I don’t know about you but I think I look much healthier and more attractive in the first picture where my legs don’t look.. dare I say it.. approaching anorexic and planted right on the edge of my massive hips…

I’m hyper-flexible and I can give myself a thigh gap too, even though I have really chubby thighs. I can even stretch my leg over my head like the skinny girls doing yoga stretches can. It’s absolutely about body composition and fortunately everyone is different!

Exactly! See a few of us can do this. I have several hypermobile joints, especially my elbows which make it difficult to do press ups and bench dips as they lock out and used to cause some trouble when swimming, and my shoulders are really loose in their sockets. Plus I’m sure my back must be based on some of the things I can do that no one else can! Being flexible is mostly a good thing :D