Yeah, I also am never going to hit that ratio!
Now, although my waist is still 26.5-27 inches, my hips are at just over 36 inches! So it stands to reason that as I lose weight, when/if my waist is 24 inches again, my hips will be less than 36. That's always been the case; I'm perfectly healthy! I'm not short, 5'7", but I've got a short torso and long legs, so with my ribs there's just nowhere for my waist to "nip in."
It used to really bother me....until the past two years I have always been very thin, but because my figure was straight, I always wished I could somehow get a slimmer waist and legs- just because they looked bigger proportionally compared to my hips. And it was sort of that dieting to no avail that played a part in backlashing and gaining a bunch. I appreciate my body type now that I realize not everyone is meant to have curves, 36-24-36, but I wish I had when I was younger!
Now, although my waist is still 26.5-27 inches, my hips are at just over 36 inches! So it stands to reason that as I lose weight, when/if my waist is 24 inches again, my hips will be less than 36. That's always been the case; I'm perfectly healthy! I'm not short, 5'7", but I've got a short torso and long legs, so with my ribs there's just nowhere for my waist to "nip in."
It used to really bother me....until the past two years I have always been very thin, but because my figure was straight, I always wished I could somehow get a slimmer waist and legs- just because they looked bigger proportionally compared to my hips. And it was sort of that dieting to no avail that played a part in backlashing and gaining a bunch. I appreciate my body type now that I realize not everyone is meant to have curves, 36-24-36, but I wish I had when I was younger!
