espaniola
05-28-2007, 01:55 PM
Hi, everybody.
First, thanks a bunch to all who answered my question related to feminine arms and hands.
I've been looking for a Website with information on body measurements to be considered feminine looking.
I'm looking for some sort of a "feminine body measurements" chart, organized by height, which would have columns with ranges of measurements, to be considered feminine-looking. Body measurement ranges would be as many as possible: forehead, cheeks, chin, neck, shoulders, chest, underchest, waist, hips, knees, calves, biceps (arms), thighs, hand size, foot size, ring size, you name it.
Of course, measurements could vary widely, according to body weight. So, the main column would show a fixed height range and several options for several weight ranges (I.E., 5'10 to 6.0' 150-170 pounds; 5'10 to 6.0' 170-190 pounds, etc.)
My height is 6.0 feet, and my older sister's is about 5' 10". My foot size is about 11 Inches, and hers is almost he same (about 10 or 10.5 inches). Her hands are also almost as big as mine, and none of us is fat (I'm about 160 pounds, she must be around 150). Although she doesn't know it, I can fit in her old tight prom dresses, and most of her clothes, sometimes even better than she does (I have a bigger ass!).
If I'm based on her, either I'm kind of femininely shaped (thank God!), or she is kind of masculine, (too bad for both of us!). I don't know what is the truth, so that's why I'm asking you guys if you have any idea on where to check measurement ranges to determine whether one's body measurements are feminine or not, so one can focus on feminizing the areas that need to be changed the most, as opposed to working on the ones that are already feminine. Thanks in advance, and take care you all!
Carla O.
First, thanks a bunch to all who answered my question related to feminine arms and hands.
I've been looking for a Website with information on body measurements to be considered feminine looking.
I'm looking for some sort of a "feminine body measurements" chart, organized by height, which would have columns with ranges of measurements, to be considered feminine-looking. Body measurement ranges would be as many as possible: forehead, cheeks, chin, neck, shoulders, chest, underchest, waist, hips, knees, calves, biceps (arms), thighs, hand size, foot size, ring size, you name it.
Of course, measurements could vary widely, according to body weight. So, the main column would show a fixed height range and several options for several weight ranges (I.E., 5'10 to 6.0' 150-170 pounds; 5'10 to 6.0' 170-190 pounds, etc.)
My height is 6.0 feet, and my older sister's is about 5' 10". My foot size is about 11 Inches, and hers is almost he same (about 10 or 10.5 inches). Her hands are also almost as big as mine, and none of us is fat (I'm about 160 pounds, she must be around 150). Although she doesn't know it, I can fit in her old tight prom dresses, and most of her clothes, sometimes even better than she does (I have a bigger ass!).
If I'm based on her, either I'm kind of femininely shaped (thank God!), or she is kind of masculine, (too bad for both of us!). I don't know what is the truth, so that's why I'm asking you guys if you have any idea on where to check measurement ranges to determine whether one's body measurements are feminine or not, so one can focus on feminizing the areas that need to be changed the most, as opposed to working on the ones that are already feminine. Thanks in advance, and take care you all!
Carla O.