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- Oct 4, 2020
That's a great point. Someone with a crap heart can't will themselves into a healthy heart via heart surgery after a heart attack/major blockage-- it will always remain a damaged organ.
It's so glaringly obvious to me that these are men-- there's always going to be an obvious lack of thigh gap on someone with male hips. Even fat women have some kind of space between the borders of their vulva and where their legs begin. There's something about the positioning of the legs, the ass cheek positioning, the lack of space between the genitalia/wounding and the legs, the placement itself. It's like there's no way to look convincing if your pelvic bones are all "wrong".
The lack of thigh gap probably makes this kind of thing more difficult to heal, as these men's thighs will constantly be chafing against their wounds. If the wound is more towards the front, their guts will be chafing against it instead, which isn't much better.
Even when I was at my height of pregnancy, at 172lbs (I'm short), there was still a space between my thighs where they met my pelvic bones. It's like the "chunkiest parts" of the thighs that rub together are a few inches below where the vulva are on most women. Makes sense biologically, I suppose, in that constant chafing and closing that area off to any air circulation would cause a ton of problems for women. I'm guessing aside from not having the wider pelvic bones to begin with, men don't have that thigh gap because they don't need it, their balls hang further out from their bodies. I'd even go as far as to say there's a "gut gap", too. The lower portion of a woman's belly normally stops a few inches above the vulva, whereas on men the gut hangs closer to their dicks. A woman has to get really fat before her gut spills over her genitalia.
