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So, the word "fat" seems to have a broad significance this days, some people might think a "fat" woman is someone other people may think is a slim or thin woman, and so on. Christina Hendricks, at 5’8″ and 154 pounds (according to online sources) seems to be called "fat" by some people, while others think she is just voluptous, not fat, and very hot.
But, according to her BMI and her height and weight, she is not even overweight, her BMI is barely 23.4, falling into the "normal weight" category (overweight is above 25), and her weight is in the healthy range for her height. So, no doctor would say she is even overweight, but still people call her fat. Maybe her very large breasts makes her seem bigger than what she is?
Anyways, i would be interesting to know the percentage that here thinks she is fat, and the percentege that think she is not, and how women and men vote on this.
I of course think she is not fat, i think her body ideal, though i do think her breasts are too big, but if she had less breasts she would have a killer body. However, she is not fat by any means, large breasts or not. She is also very beautiful.
So vote "yes" or "no", and "no" doesnt mean you think she is thin, just means you think she is not fat.
I ve read a lot of comments in this very forum on how fat she is. Plus, google "christina hendricks fat" or check her imdb page. She is even called "obese"
AT 154lbs, she isn't fat. She has gotten up closer to 200 at times, however.
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