I don't get it, ahaha.

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Maria P.

Mar 31, 2013

Maria P.

A thigh gap, right? Why is there so many who wants it? I have one but when people tells me that "oh god I want a thigh gap" I don't get it.. Why is it so 'important' to some girls? (Sorry if I sound stupid ahah but seriously I don't get it)

Caitlyn B.

Mar 31, 2013

Caitlyn B.

I guess if your thighs arent big enough to touch, it makes you feel skinny or it means that you are. But I don't get it why you would want one. Because I'm pretty thin, but I don't have a thigh gap. My thighs touch when I sit or stand with my feet together. But my boyfriend lovesss my thighs, he wouldnt want them to be any smaller ;) haha it's all just a self image thing I guess.

Maria P.

Mar 31, 2013

Maria P.

Well I'm normal weight but yet thinner girls doesn't have it while I have so idek if you can say its because you're thin.. But well oh well, whatever. Aha anyways thank you (:

Alyssa C.

Mar 31, 2013

Alyssa C.

I'm normal weight and would love a gap between my thighs because my legs end up rubbing together when I walk. It wears out your pants fast and it sucks when you can't wear your fav jeans because there's a hole in them right near the crotch :(

Danielle G.

Mar 31, 2013

Danielle G.

Because people are crazy and they don't realize that only certain people with certain bone structures have thigh gaps. They think it means there skinny.

Danielle G.

Mar 31, 2013

Danielle G.

*they're

Gabby B.

Apr 1, 2013

Gabby B.

People assume that if they have a gap iteans their skinny, but I'm actually a lil overweight and o have a thigh gap so it doesn't mater.

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