Why are women so quick to defend each other for letting themselves go after having children? My wife looks fantastic after having children, but it was hard work for her; we both maintain a disciplined eating plan and exercise while her girlfriends overindulge and are sedentary. We’re teaching our children that just because you have a family you don’t have to become a blob.
My wife has a terrific, sculpted figure and she is in her 50’s, has two grown children and has had a spinal cord injury that has forced her to quit skiing and hiking. She now does yoga and still bikes. Even with challenges and the need to walk with a cane hasn’t stopped her from staying in shape.
ryanasimov: Women give each other slack because oftentimes before the kids came, we didn’t have to work for the figure. Suddenly having to put effort into what was always there just sucks. :) :) :)
So many little swimsuits advertised which will ‘fix your figure flaws’… how do they manage that if the problem is cottage-cheese thighs, varicose veins and batwing arms???
On Fox News yesterday they were showing a “Behind the Red Carpet” on how celebrities get ready for the Big Night: Starvation Diets, body -shaper spandex undies, and some even bind themselves with Duct Tape (the 1002nd use!). Then they squeeze into those borrowed designer originals!
alondra about 15 years ago
Cut yourself some slack Elly. You’ve borne two children.
prasrinivara about 15 years ago
With wires (an old corset), as long as you want Elly!
Silverpearl about 15 years ago
OK Chubsy, you first!!
Northwoodser about 15 years ago
bleeep lieing mirrors!
ryanasimov about 15 years ago
Why are women so quick to defend each other for letting themselves go after having children? My wife looks fantastic after having children, but it was hard work for her; we both maintain a disciplined eating plan and exercise while her girlfriends overindulge and are sedentary. We’re teaching our children that just because you have a family you don’t have to become a blob.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 15 years ago
Dream on Elly!
cleokaya about 15 years ago
My wife has a terrific, sculpted figure and she is in her 50’s, has two grown children and has had a spinal cord injury that has forced her to quit skiing and hiking. She now does yoga and still bikes. Even with challenges and the need to walk with a cane hasn’t stopped her from staying in shape.
Wildmustang1262 about 15 years ago
Elly, you should buy a girdle before you buy that swimsuit.
prasrinivara about 15 years ago
wildmustang1262’s correction acknowledged.
hookedoncomics about 15 years ago
Elly is a very small woman. All she has is a tiny gut!
OR thats what I would call something so small.
matmunk about 15 years ago
ryanasimov: Women give each other slack because oftentimes before the kids came, we didn’t have to work for the figure. Suddenly having to put effort into what was always there just sucks. :) :) :)
arceedee about 15 years ago
So many little swimsuits advertised which will ‘fix your figure flaws’… how do they manage that if the problem is cottage-cheese thighs, varicose veins and batwing arms???
Ed Brault Premium Member about 15 years ago
On Fox News yesterday they were showing a “Behind the Red Carpet” on how celebrities get ready for the Big Night: Starvation Diets, body -shaper spandex undies, and some even bind themselves with Duct Tape (the 1002nd use!). Then they squeeze into those borrowed designer originals!
jujubee12 about 15 years ago
is that any relation to “behind the green door?” (that was a rhetorical question….)