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| 01 Aug 2006 03:33:09 pm |
 The Big Butts Debate for Guys and Gals |
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Is big butt size-acceptance really on the rise and in style? Or, is there a clamor because the majority of American women are size 12 and up?
According to a segment on the Today Show on the NBC network (8/1/06), big butts are in style. The Today Show guest mentioned that Hollywood actress Jennifer Lopez as someone who has a bigger butt and helped this acceptance trend progress.
Advertisers are also contributing to a big butt size-acceptance trend, while using bigger sized models to target the majority of American women. At any rate, there is a big butt buzz going on!
What Do Real People Think?
Everybody should have some type of opinion on the new big butt trend. That's why we started this article, for guys and gals to leave their opinion regarding big butts. Opinions are like butts, everybody's got one!
Questions to Open the Big Butts Debate for Guys and Gals:
* If women with bigger butts are widely accepted, do you think there will be a reversal towards those who have smaller ones, and they're the new group that's picked on?
* Does the majority of women care if a man has a bigger butt or not?
* What do guys really want their lady's butt size to be, tiny, small, just right, big, bigger, biggest? If your butt size answer is just right, what's your opinion of just right?
* Does a woman care what her butt size is, or does society's view make a difference?
Tell us your big butt opinion, and please keep it nice and sociable, and NOT nasty towards any previous comments by others or group of people. Click the Comments link below to leave an opinion.
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| Posted By : eastmanpub |  Comments [2] |
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By : Karen @ Time : 06 Aug 2006 06:09:59 am : |
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An article on MSNBC titled "Big-bottomed mannequins shake their booty."
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6462911/?GT1=5809
Quote from the article:
Quote : "J.Lo was the first to stress that women shouldn’t be afraid to show their curves."
I don't believe J.Lo was the first to bring this issue to the forefront. Do you?
Karen |
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By : Jane @ Time : 13 Aug 2006 08:18:17 am : |
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Hi Karen,
Quote : I don't believe J.Lo was the first to bring this issue to the forefront. Do you?
I think Delta Burke was one of the first. Before J.Lo did anyways.
Jane
Would rather have a big butt than a small one! |
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