However, some folks view this in a pretty crude way.
Ian Lang wrote in the AskMen article, “A little extra cushion might’ve been ideal thousands of years ago, but now we know that child-bearing hips aren’t worth much if she’ll have a heart attack next year.”
Seriously? You should know that more weight doesn’t always mean worse health, and you can’t tell how healthy someone is just by looking at them. We can’t control who we find attractive, but we can correct the wrong idea that a few extra pounds mean someone will have a heart attack soon.
And that’s not even the worst part. The worst is when he wrote, “It’s believed that men prefer curvier women because their wider hips and big, honking jugs suggest fertility.”