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How and when did the term " thick" become a complimentary term to describe a woman's body?
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I might have to do a podcast episode on this topic, but a lot of terms that you hear in the lifestyle were started by black man in the hip hop culture.
PHAT
THICC
WHOOTY
PHATTY
PAWG
SlimThick
JUNK
BRICKHOUSE
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We use totally different words to describe women. A lot of white women will be TOTALLY CONFUSED unless you hang out with black men
The other day I was doing a photoshoot with a very Curvy cute white woman. She had never heard the term PAWG before in her Life. I had to break it down for her
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I described my gf as a PAWG in our first post here, and she asked what that meant! She now knows
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Never been insulted by the term, always took it as complimentary
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Got told my wife was thick and phat. Learnt terms since on here
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Mrs J and myself are of an age when using "thick" to describe someone, of any gender meant stupid. If I called Mrs J thick, I would probably end up with a "thick lip".
. To describe a curvy woman I prefer shapely, curvaceous, voluptuous, statuesque or Rubenesque .
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Being Latino thickness was always considered a sexy quality. You saw it in early snowbunnies way before the Kardashians or Danielle Gregoli. They imitated women like JLo, Lil Kim, etc. Thongs peeking out over the jeans, hoop earrings, baby hair, a blaccent...etc. You can see white women in thongs in 2 live crew videos. if they hung around where they could find Black men (and latino men to a certain extent), they were showing off. It's just getting more prevalent now.
My second home city of Atlanta got a brotha spoiled when the term "thick" is used! Damn, shawty, I was like a little kid in a candy store seeing so many thick women in Atlanta because I didn't really see that many thick women in the A.U.G.! A thick woman who has the neat waist with the thunda thighs is a beautiful thing to see especially if she has a PHAT ass!
My husband is Puerto Rican and when I first met him I was pissed when he said I had a fat ass
an example
Yeah but idk, if I get called a "Rubenesque ass bitch" mid stroke I'm definitely packing up and heading home
Hahaha!Yeah but idk, if I get called a "Rubenesque ass bitch" mid stroke I'm definitely packing up and heading home
I'd eat thick black man loads out of that thick ASS you got.
In the black community, years ago. But that's usually how it is: it's popular in the black communities for a while before mainstream (whites) catch on.
Keep in mind, many black men prefer curvier women. Not all, but many have for years.
Mrs J and myself are of an age when using "thick" to describe someone, of any gender meant stupid. If I called Mrs J thick, I would probably end up with a "thick lip".
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lol I have NEVER heard a black male use the term rubunesque... lol
Amazing the differences between races. lol
But I bet she starts to like the term "thick" if the right person says it... lol
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