[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Women Size Question (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 3/9/2007 5:39:09 PM EDT
| This girl says she is 5'4" 135lbs and wears a size 11 jeans. Does this sound right, is this what some might consider "thick"? She has a pretty face, just wondering if she is feeding me a line about her body? |
Bad move. Go for it. Consider it practice for the true hotties. She doesn't need to meet your parents. If she's that bad, you can always abort before you hit it. And having her around you will make other women want you more. |
Size 11 on a 5'4" is sweet and 135 lbs is perfect.
If a woman tells you her weight add 10-15 lbs. If she tells you her size, add 2 to it. |
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US Womens sizing charts: Size 2 = X-small Size 4 = X-Small/Small Size 6 = Small Size 8 & 10 = Medium Size 12 = Large Size 14 = Large/X-Large Size 14 = X-Large 1X Size 18 = 1X/2X Size 20 = 2X Size 22 = 3X Size 24 = 3X/4X Here's the deal breaker: Did she tell you she wears petite size 11?  |
Tell us what size Wranglers fit you, and whether your gut fits inside them, and we'll tell you if you have any room to judge. |
Umm... I'm 5'8" and 157. I wear a 29 31 jeans. |
Look, shrimpy, just be glad that ANY woman might be interested in you. 
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She's giving you her height while wearing heels, stilts, or something. Size 11 & >5'4" is fire hydrant thick. I'll bet the true measurements are: Height: 5'2" Weight: 145 lbs. Size: Skin tight 11++ Here's another hint - fat girls use odd number sizes, and girls not hung up on weight use even #'s. This phenomenon is really weird, but works everytime. EX: 0,2,4,6,8,10 Probably hot & secure w/ her body 1,3,5,7,9,11 Very insecure & usually nasty. Almost always eating disorders and/or medicated for depression |
my bad that's fukin HUGE! i'm gonna ask some fat chicks i run into what size they are to see if i get odd #s.... |
lolll i can vouch for that. |
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Ooooooh my god. I'll put you guys out of your misery. Size 11 is a Juniors size, which is very possible for a 5' 4", 135 pound female to wear. I have a friend who is 5'4", 135 pounds and thin as a stick, there's not a bit of thickness on her anywhere, including her ass. She's the 2001 North American Kickboxing Champion and could kick any one of your beerguts around a gym twice. I'd post a picture of her, but I didn't ask her permission, so I don't feel comfortable doing so. And, she shoots. Better than I do. Where exactly do you guys come UP with this stuff?  Well, at least it's somewhat amusing. For a minute. |
I wouldn't say I'm "fat" - not skinny, but I'm not considered overweight for my height - and I use an odd-number size (7). I can also assure you that I have no eating disorders or take any depression medication. A LOT of women's clothes sizes are really jacked up these days. On many tags it'll say 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, and so on, up to 13/14, typically. I just say I'm a 7 because misses and petites size 8s are too big, and the 6s are the right size. But I'm not a "5/6" because I don't fit into a normal pair of 5 junior pants. There's a standard often deviated from to cater to women's insecurities. In other words, many companies now market their "Size 8" as "Size 6" and so on. In my closet I have pants/shorts/skirts ranging from a 5 to 11, and every number in between. All of them pretty much fit the same. In short, it's probably not wise to judge by that number. It's just like weight. Different people can carry the same weight in a different way. |
| A girl in the department next to mine wears anything from a size 10-12. She is 5'4'' and weighs around 135lb or so. While she could stand to lose about 10 or at most 15 pounds, I wouldn't hesitate to fuck the living shit out of her. She isn't "fat" by my definition. Now I have two co-workers in my department, one is 5'4'' and 115lb and wears a size 2 (a 3 in some she says) and the other is 5'8'' and 135lb and wears I think a size 6. Neither of them is fat at all, but they both have an ass that will make you cry. |
No, they're different cuts & sizes Junior; odd, lower cut & slim Petite; even, short & relaxed Womens/ Misses; even, long & relaxed |