How is fat defined? This chick at work, isn’t bad looking for her age, very pretty colored eyes, with the three-tone hair, yet sort of looks deathly. Sunken face, dark circles etc. Legs so skinny it’s a bit gross. Yet she has this little belly on her and hips sort of jut out much more than her skinny frame would indicate. Clear case of skinny-fat which is typical of someone likely born to be skinny, but doesn’t engage in vigorous weight-born exercise, and probably does nothing or just something aerobic/yoga/pilates etc. On their otherwise tiny frame, there is clearly some fat. (anecdotally speaking I see this odd-shape more in poor rural areas, than I do a pretty-classy lady like this)
Brian if you saw her at one of your cultural events (she seems the type) you’d probably approve, but I hear the skinny-fat types have just as many health issues as the mildly obese, and that they are at just as much of a risk for heart disease. I realize you do not frequent sites where trainers who like clients to move iron around bitch about skinny-fat, but it seems to be a trending term these days.
Under Brian’s suggestion it wouldn’t matter if she was a healthy skinny-fat and didn’t use services she’d get a rebate. Under the typical plan some bureaucrat with a dumb-ass formula for BMI gets to pick and choose and even if she were an un-healthy skinny-fat, she’d pass the BMI eye test.
