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Guest pangzi, December 1, 2014 in Serious Discussion
That shadowed indention that runs across the center of a woman's stomach from waist to belly button and results in two folds - the double belly.
Are they always the product of waistbands cutting into a woman's belly or do they sometimes form from the influence of gravity and fat distribution alone?
EDIT : What about the effects of a sedentary lifestyle/remaining seated for long periods of time? If a woman spends 8+ hours a day seated, that means 8+ hours of her belly folding over into rolls, hence the semi-permanent crease/double belly.
Good question! I often wonder about this myself.
I think it is a uniquely female thing (and even then, only about half of fat women have a double belly, as opposed to a single belly.) Think about it though, how many men do you see walking around with double bellies?
Has to just be the distribution in certain women's bodies.
It's surely genetics and nothing to do with waistbands or anything like that.
Well guys don't typically wear their waist up around their belly like many women do when they get fat. Almost certainly has to do with the waist band. It's in essence just a giant wrinkle, which are cause by repeated folding of the skin.
In my opinion it is nothing to do with waistbands otherwise all girls would have them which is clearly not the case. It's obviously genetics, given the amount of girls who don't have them they'd have to be doing something completely different from the girls who do have them - which on a practical level just isn't the case.
Think of it this way, it certainly wouldn't happen over night, right, have you ever seen a fat girl with a round belly who stays the same weight but then develops a double belly due to a new pair of pants? Because I certainly haven't.
If it was as simple as the clothes someone was wearing there would be cases of girls going from round bellies to double bellies and then perhaps back again, or feeling like they are getting one but then decide they don't want one and change the style of pants they wear to halt the process. That stuff just does not happen. If your genetics say you're going to get a double belly then that is what you will have and vice versa.
I mention all the above in the case that the girl stays the same weight. Obviously bodies change as you put on weight but they will have a shape to them and it's that shape that develops, it simply doesn't change from one type to another.
It's a question that can be scientifically proven and yet we have so much difference of opinion! LOL
It's probably a little bit of both then.
I personally think the waistband contributes to their formation. A lot of women with large bellies do wear their pants around the waist in order to hold their gut in and not have their fat flop around loose and free. Even women who wear their pants down at their hips will find their waistbands come up to just about bellybutton level when seated.
Thinking about it further, I've decided that the most significant factor has got to be a sedentary lifestyle. Most people today spend the majority of their time in an upright seated position. This is probably doubly true for a lot of fat women. In this position, extra fat competes for space and folds into rolls, which means fat women spend most of their time with their gut folded in half, the upper half pressing down on the bottom.
If a woman spent most of her time standing or reclining , her stomach likely wouldn't form a double belly. But because she spends it in a chair, seat, or sofa... voila!
Has nothing to do with waistbands. If you talk to enough fat people, you will find that only the really dumb ones think they created their shape by choosing certain pants.
If imogeneize had put on another 50-80 pounds, she would probably have a double belly.
It's surely genetics and nothing to do with waistbands or anything like that.
Actually, while genetics plays a role, there is actually some truth to soft tissue shape being affected by ill fitting clothing. I don't have links handy, but many women have issues with bras indenting their skin and fatty tissue. It can be corrected, but is often a long and drawn out process. But the belly can be affected the same way.
Actually, while genetics plays a role, there is actually some truth to soft tissue shape being affected by ill fitting clothing. I don't have links handy, but many women have issues with bras indenting their skin and fatty tissue. It can be corrected, but is often a long and drawn out process. But the belly can be affected the same way.
But that is not the reason for a double belly; the cause is more fundamental than wearing ill-fitting clothing, and you can't do anything about it.
Wilan's right; there's zero causal connection. The clothing story is a complete myth.
It's not a complete myth. Corsetting can change shape of a body, so can a waiatband.
It's not a complete myth. Corsetting can change shape of a body, so can a waiatband.
But that emphatically is not the cause of a double belly – any more than eating certain foods helps you gain weight on particular parts of the body. The cause is genetic. The only thing you can do to prevent it is to not get fat.
For example, I very much doubt that any of the clothing worn by Sofia Rose had anything to do with her double belly.
I'm not sure why this is such a contentious subject. Obviously there are potentially one or more alternate or complementary influences, but what about Sofia Rose's belly makes you conclude that it was not affected by her waistband?
Is it that hard to believe that repeated wearing of your waist band before you get fat can cause permanent physical changes in the skin that affect the way the belly is shaped later in life? I just don't get how you can say this is "emphtically" not the case.
Is it that hard to believe that repeated wearing of your waist band before you get fat can cause permanent physical changes in the skin that affect the way the belly is shaped later in life? I just don't get how you can say this is "emphtically" not the case.
Yes, it is absolutely too hard to believe. As I tried to explain above there would be much higher rates of morphology with women going from one belly to two bellies etc. That crap does not happen.
Go ahead and find a bbw model who claims to have gotten a double belly from her pants and let her explain how to wear them to another model with a single belly such as BC miley and see if she develops a double belly over a few years or something - because I can guarantee you she won't ever.
This whole topic is slightly infuriating it's like trying to explain why astrology is such rubbish.
I'd argue that it has to do with how your body stores fat as well as how the clothes are being worn. I seriously doubt if any woman wears her pants at a lower level that she'll develop a double belly in the way that we see. But I think that some women who do wear the waist higher are in a position to develop it depending on the morphology of their fat stores. I'm sure everyone is aware that some fat is more or less firm than others. My guess is that the tissue somehow develops in a way that is accommodating to the shape of its external environment. I don't think I've ever seen a double belly where it wasn't exactly where the woman wore her waist line but I've seen a lot of women who wear their pants high and don't have a double belly. So it's my opinion that it's a combination of both genetics effecting the tissue characteristics as well as the way the clothing is worn. Again this is just my own speculation and I don't claim it to be the correct one. Just a thought since I thought this was an interesting discussion.
Yes, it is absolutely too hard to believe. As I tried to explain above there would be much higher rates of morphology with women going from one belly to two bellies etc. That crap does not happen.
Go ahead and find a bbw model who claims to have gotten a double belly from her pants and let her explain how to wear them to another model with a single belly such as BC miley and see if she develops a double belly over a few years or something - because I can guarantee you she won't ever.
This whole topic is slightly infuriating it's like trying to explain why astrology is such rubbish.
But even models with single bellies have slight, but not distinct creases along the belly button. And I'm not sure I've ever heard of anyone TRYING to turn their single belly into a double belly. I never said it was something you could change or control, but shit this morphological changes happen to the human body ALL THE TIME. Quit acting so incredulously. Ever heard of people with flat heads, or bound feet, and those are examples of BONE. Why wouldn't fat and skin, far more pliabe substances be liable to shaping? You still don't have any evidence or legitimate claims to the contrary. Just a hypothetical that can't be proven.
But even models with single bellies have slight, but not distinct creases along the belly button. And I'm not sure I've ever heard of anyone TRYING to turn their single belly into a double belly. I never said it was something you could change or control, but shit this morphological changes happen to the human body ALL THE TIME. Quit acting so incredulously. Ever heard of people with flat heads, or bound feet, and those are examples of BONE. Why wouldn't fat and skin, far more pliabe substances be liable to shaping? You still don't have any evidence or legitimate claims to the contrary. Just a hypothetical that can't be proven.
You've got it the wrong way around. Bone deformation can happen precisely because it's not malleable, and the quantity of bone remains more-or-less fixed. Continued pressure can thus irreparably alter its shape/angle. Think of it like this: I can easily alter the shape and trajectory of my teeth (or spine) by applying an unnoticeable amount of pressure for a few years - but even given an eternity you still couldn't do the same thing with your hair.
Fat - and skin tissue generally - is arbitrarily distributed, and moving or squeezing it has no lasting affect unless you do something that causes a legitimate wound or scar. Moreover, everyone with a desk job - whether fat or thin - will have some kind of belly roll with pants digging in for a good 8-10 hours a day - but take your clothes off for 10 minutes and any indents caused by the friction/folds completely disappear. Compare that with abs, which are defined purely by distribution rather than by applying an ab cookie-cutter to your stomach, and you start to see a pretty pattern arise - namely, that genetics has the first and only say on how these things pan out.
I'm not sure why this is such a contentious subject. Obviously there are potentially one or more alternate or complementary influences, but what about Sofia Rose's belly makes you conclude that it was not affected by her waistband?
Nothing about Sofia Rose's belly would lead me to conclude that it was affected by her waistband, and I think she would be amused by such an idea.
Is it that hard to believe that repeated wearing of your waist band before you get fat can cause permanent physical changes in the skin that affect the way the belly is shaped later in life? I just don't get how you can say this is "emphtically" not the case.
You would have to produce some convincing evidence for me to change my view. There are all sorts of bodies, and genetics determine what kind of belly someone has and what shape it will be if they gain a lot of weight.
Returning to Sofia, I don't see her as a high waistband wearer, but in any case, I'm absolutely sure that the shape of her belly is entirely natural.
Looks like her waistline is exactly where her double belly is in this picture. I'd venture to say that 100% of women with a double belly wear their under belly underneath the waistline of their jeans. I'd have to see some pictures of girls who wear their waistline lower and still have a double belly to believe that it's not a factor of both tissue genetics and the effects of clothing.
Looks like her waistline is exactly where her double belly is in this picture. I'd venture to say that 100% of women with a double belly wear their under belly underneath the waistline of their jeans. I'd have to see some pictures of girls who wear their waistline lower and still have a double belly to believe that it's not a factor of both tissue genetics and the effects of clothing.
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