On one end of the spectrum we have spinners. In the other end we have thick, followed by fat. What is a dancer called whose in the middle of these two extremes?
I like a woman who is a normal, average, healthy weight. Not a spinner who you can lift over your head with one hand, and not a thick girl who will crush my dick in a lap dance.
Is there a term for such dancers? If not, we need one. Any suggestions?
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Yeah - I often use the term "medium-build" but perhaps someone can come-up w/ something better.
Sometimes I subcategorize it further as “medium-slim” to describe a girl that is not skinny but thin w/ enough meat on her or “medium-thick” to describe a girl that is meaty but not quite thick.
Broke
girl next door maybe
Perfect?
Thick spinner ?
Haught
Barbie strippers? Girl Next Door types? Athletic? I call them Barbie strippers.
Angel? Babe? Dreamboat? Beauty? Dream Stripper?
If a stripper looks like a barbie, she's far from average and probably thin.
The "average" woman weighs 166 pounds and wears a size 12. That gives us a reference point of what "average" is. Women who are at an ideal healthy weight are actually thin or lean (in comparison to the "average" woman), they just have enough meat on their bones that they look healthy and not like sticks.
DS
How about "average"
I suppose if guys knew dress sizes things would be easier. Spinners would be what, 0-2? I'd guess a size 12 would be considered "thick" or "heavy" in a strip club, but then you have to factor in height and athleticism. Maybe a better descriptor would be model types: rail thin would be fashion model, curvy-athletic would be bikini or lingerie model, thick would be plus size model.
What dress size does a Barbie stripper wear? I am thinking size 3-4. Does that sound right?
Is the OP thinking healthy women are a size 4? size 8? or size 12? I'm confused. I was thinking he meant size 4.
In between skinny and thick? Maybe Fit?
Yeah but remember, spinners are supposed to be short too. Not just slim.
Extra medium
Anyone have pics for a reference point on a thin healthy girl vs an average healthy girl? Is it almost the same?
I also think it depends greatly on the individual point of view.
How about "baby whale"?
I see what Nina's getting at. Barbies (size 3-4) might just be "tall spinners." If we're talking a size 8-12 woman, I often call them voluptuous. Va-va-voom! Dangerous curves ahead!
Average was a bad word to use. What I meant was the normal size/weight of an attractive young girl in college. Hot, young, but not unusually thin but clearly not even slightly thick.
I'll try to post a link to a picture of an example. And if you've seen a picture of any DS, that's exactly what I mean. Its almost thin but not quite there and certainly not spinner thin.
Here's a good example
Athletic?
To be more precise what I meant was almost skinny but not quite there. I didn't mean "almost thin." The girl I'm describing is thin, but you wouldn't say that she's extremely thin or very thin.
So far I like girl next door best. Athletic isn't bad either, although I think that it might have muscular implications that aren't accurate.
That girl is definitely not representative of your average woman. She's probably 30 pounds lighter, and yes, she is slender, which is another word for thin. She's not waif thin like Kate Moss, but her thighs have little fat and she has string bean arms. She just doesn't look as tiny 'cause she's not short.
I would call her medium-slim as papi_chulo mentioned earlier.
You can call them Baby Dolls strippers.
Nice looking.
Just for reference, how would you all describe the current Supergirl? She's 5'8, athletic but not the bodybuildng type, but not a spinner.
Jack for the win lol
I'd say she's pretty perfect. Maybe a size 2 or 4. Borderline spinner. Anything size 0 to 2 and some 4's are in my wheelhouse.
I would say papi_chulo has a good description/term. After reading Ninas description of average - I'm thinking average is a reference to her build and body size - and not a reference to a demographic average American woman.
I consider the girl from the pics JS posted to be thinner than average, I would put her in the spinner category. I wouldn't get dances from a girl that was any skinnier than this girl is, to me once you get skinnier than her it starts to look unhealthy and is not attractive.
I consider someone like Sunny Leone to be more of an average size and in general is what I prefer over a spinner. 4.bp.blogspot.com
Unfortunately, I've been poisoned by hobby boards and dating sites, where nearly every term has all kinds of connotations. For example, curvy SHOULD mean curvy, but in provider ads and on dating sites, it means chubby.
Anyway, "average" sucks because it sounds so .... average ... and really we're describing a super-hot bodytype.
I've seen HWP (height-weight proportional) used... again, it is not as exciting a term as it could be, but it's better than "average"
How about "sensually pleasing."
Sorry John but your pics are of a spinner.
You can use average, athletic and HWP is always good. Curvy should mean they have tits and ass with an hourglass figure but a lot of times its used in place of BBW which is just wrong.
I thought there was only spinners and fat girls.
Da Onion and I had this discussion last week. He's into spinners, and mine are not exactly his type. Mine are a step heavier and bigger than a spinner. Not a huge step, but still not the same. His girls were too tiny for me, and mine were to big for him.
Of course, there's no consensus. HWP sounds too clinical. Average is boring. And I agree my girls are skinnier than average. They just aren't little tiny spinners. And athletic is not fully accurate. Barbie to me suggests the doll which has DDDD fake looking tits, not what I'm into.
I'm gonna stick with GND (girl next door) until a better label comes along.
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