Do you think there should be a size category on here i.e 6-8 8-+10 10-12 12-4 etc.. so when looking for specific women and sizes it will be quicker and easier that suits each of our individual tastes ? |
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Problem is UK clothes sizes are a load of bollocks
I can be from a size 10 to a 14 depending on the shop. People have different proportions as well as overall size and so you could end up missing out if you filter by number surely |
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"Do you think there should be a size category on here i.e 6-8 8-+10 10-12 12-4 etc.. so when looking for specific women and sizes it will be quicker and easier that suits each of our individual tastes ?"
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No.
Unlike men women are less fussy or granular when it comes to body shapes and sizes. Similarly can you imagine if they suggested something similar for men that required a modicum of intelligence from their brains and not their phalluses:
Tier 1. Normal
Tier 2. Optimal
Tier 3. Sub-optimal
Tier 4. Dullard
Tier 5. Buffoon
Tier 6. Nincompoop
Tier 7. Plonker
Tier 8. {Awaiting Classification}
Tier 9. {Unclassified}
Tier 10. {Quarantined} |
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"Do you think there should be a size category on here i.e 6-8 8-+10 10-12 12-4 etc.. so when looking for specific women and sizes it will be quicker and easier that suits each of our individual tastes ?
•no 11 I’ve moved up a peg lol
No.
Unlike men women are less fussy or granular when it comes to body shapes and sizes. Similarly can you imagine if they suggested something similar for men that required a modicum of intelligence from their brains and not their phalluses:
Tier 1. Normal
Tier 2. Optimal
Tier 3. Sub-optimal
Tier 4. Dullard
Tier 5. Buffoon
Tier 6. Nincompoop
Tier 7. Plonker
Tier 8. {Awaiting Classification}
Tier 9. {Unclassified}
Tier 10. {Quarantined}"
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By *WB85Man 2 weeks ago
Staffordshire |
It is a shame there isnt a better way to describe accurately body style.
As the whole athletic, curvy, ample and large is interpreted very differently.
But lets be serious, until you actually sit in front of someone and actually see them....it means nothing.
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"It is a shame there isnt a better way to describe accurately body style.
As the whole athletic, curvy, ample and large is interpreted very differently.
But lets be serious, until you actually sit in front of someone and actually see them....it means nothing."
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I've always interpreted "body style" as a general indication as opposed to accuracy, and for me it only represents one facet of the overall criteria represented in a profile. |
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By *ikeExMan 2 weeks ago
Near Alfreton, Derbyshire |
My personal opinion, no - we shouldn't put womens dress sizes on here. I'm happy with Curvy or the other characteristics used as part of a profile.
I'm pretty certain "DAD BOD" would be welcomed by the thousand members though. |
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It'd be a bit pointless. Am I supposed to put the size 8 needed in some brands for a cold shouldered fit and flare dress to sit right on me, or the size 18/20 needed for something tight across the shoulders and chest from another brand? And at 6ft before the heels, even if those dress sizes were consistent, they would mean something very different in terms of body shape than they do on my 4ft11 friend 💜 |
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