
Honestly, as a dude, I don’t think there’s anything unattractive about flatter girls. Your body is the way it is for a reason – it’s the way it’s supposed to be. I know first hand how hard it can be to feel secure in your body, so I have something of an understanding of where you’re coming from. Societal standards of attractiveness are arbitrary, and even fluctuate from culture to culture. What matters most is your mindset towards your body. Be confident in your body and love yourself
As a guy I’m reading this thread and why are so many women telling her to change her clothes or hit the gym or wear push up bras. Lowkey prefer girls with a smaller chest or someone who doesn’t flash off their body a whole lot ie push up bras. I think it’s crazy that all these girls are telling u to change urself when u shouldn’t. Also ur friend might have lowkey meant like he found the guy version of u. He lowkey probably meant “if u were a guy” which ur not lmao he probably thought he wasfunny
I’d drop that friend ASAP, especially if they know about the insecurities you have. Also, bodies come in all different shapes and sizes. I feel like society paints the image that the only feminine bodies are ones with a lot of curves and really big chests, but that’s just plain wrong and not realistic. There is nothing wrong with your body. 💖
So 2 thoughts: 1) if your friend knows this is an insecurity and they still said that, I would be cautious of how much of a friend they really are. 2)your feelings are super valid about wanting to feel feminine, I would recommend finding feminine presenting celebrities with your body type and see how they utilize their figure. Also women’s bodies come in all shapes and sizes, and your body shape does not make you more or less of a woman at the end of the day, so don’t be too hard on yourself 💗
The truth is that there is no single form of feminine beauty. There are svelte girls, there are curvy girls, there are chunky girls; there are petite girls, there are tall girls, and in-the-middle girls. All are their own variety of beauty. Just look at how beauty standards change throughout the decades. Every body type has been seen as beautiful at some point, and that goes to show how malleable our perception of beauty is by the culture around us. Look at the flapper girls of the 20s!
Here’s a few quotes that will hopefully help you: “Stop hating yourself for everything you aren’t. Start loving yourself for everything you are” “Love yourself first, because that’s who you’ll spend the rest of your life with” “Don’t change yourself so that other people will like you. Be yourself so that the right people will love you” You’re gorgeous queen, go forth and slay