>>8 But I like curvies...

Been focusing on maintaining a Mediterranean diet for the last few months. With lots of yoga in the morning.

>>9 But this is for fashion, not your dick. There's a few reasons that thin models are used to sell and showcase clothing. A curvy figure will interfere with the shape or silhouette of your clothing. Fabric also does not lay or drape in the correct way. You can also considered the economics of the dress, as using less material is more desirable. A curvy figure can also cheapen or tarnish a look, what was elegant and sexy can easily turn into cheap and whorish. Which leads into psychology, as thin and healthy just plain looks better and sells more clothing. The numbers don't lie, both men and women respond better to advertisements featuring in shape men and women, no matter how much people talk about supporting body positivity, no one wants to be fat. You're selling the fantasy of glamour, attractiveness, power, luxury, classism, sex. You don't make the sale if your products are being sold by people who don't embody those qualities.

>>19 Med diet is ez. If you want a trick for staying thin, just eat apples after a light meal.

>>21 Don't really need a trick to stay thin. I eat small portions or only once or twice a day. Almost no junk food or sugar. Sugar is the real culprit of being over weight. Summer officially started only a few days ago. I hope you all are being sexy and thin.

>>8 Just realized I haven't posted my current stats. >height 5'10" or 182 cm >weight 150 lean >gender male >age 27