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A Skinny Jeans That She Hopes To Fit Into
This was found by a new Australian study,and certainly makes it official also the secret desire of all women to have a slim, well-toned body that she could be proud of. However, researchers also say that get into crash diet or following strict diet regimes is not a healthy habit.
But women will always be women and they really, really want to squeeze into those tight pair of skinny jeans, as the study data suggest that some 70 per cent admit to still keeping their small clothes hoping that someday they eventually will fit them.
Experts say that this goes to show that many women are in the wrong impression that they can really drop several sizes, he says to them: "get real,"while all the time, money and energy that women spent on being thinner is a "waste."
The survey also found three-quarters of women were unhappy with their body size, whereas all the advice on getting a perfect body was never something that really worked.
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