Why do you think that slouching is bad? (24)
raphael119: If you like I can seend you slouching photos!
No thanks … 
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I prefer women who are bent over, rather than slouching
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RedHeadedTaurus: No thanks …
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Bnaughty: I prefer women who are bent over, rather than slouching
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Bnaughty: I prefer women who are bent over, rather than slouching
Im not sending u photos Elmo.
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I don't wanna look like some crinked up old woman......
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M4_Mischief: I don't wanna look like some crinked up old woman......
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right....im not vying for the notre dame position......
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M4_Mischief: right....im not vying for the notre dame position......
I slouch all the time and can give a rats ars about it. Add being old, fat, ugly and un-intelligent helps explain why I’m still single. ------ This poll is Archived ------
See a chiropractor. your spine is important
I slouched as a child my dad threatened to make me a board so I could no longer slouch
I slouched as a child my dad threatened to make me a board so I could no longer slouch
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galrads: I slouch all the time and can give a rats ars about it. Add being old, fat, ugly and un-intelligent helps explain why I’m still single.
Aaaah … so you're the one vote for: "You don't think that slouching is bad" 
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galrads: I slouch all the time and can give a rats ars about it. Add being old, fat, ugly and un-intelligent helps explain why I’m still single.
omg...I think I have met my soul mate.....
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Kaybee50: Oooo, now we're getting down to the nitty gritty.
Yeah baby … 
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RedHeadedTaurus: I'm down …
But don't slouch! 
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M4_Mischief: omg...I think I have met my soul mate.....
Great! 
humpa humpa humpa said a guinea pig to a beer bottle ------ This poll is Archived ------
Kaybee50: Wouldn't consider it otherwise.
Unless, of course....we're talking over-the-knee....
Of course … Unless, of course....we're talking over-the-knee....
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galrads: Great! humpa humpa humpa said a guinea pig to a beer bottle
make that a vodka slushie and we're on.......------ This poll is Archived ------
Ah, should have known that this would be Slouchy's thread.
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Slouching can mean many things.
The photos you posted in your other thread of attractive young women slouching sends a body language message: it says this person is relaxed and uninhibited. They're not being self-conscious about their body. It gives off a message of confidence and openness. It's appealing and open.
Slouching can also send off other messages and can be indicators of other states of mind: hunched shoulders can indicate anxiety, or fear. Rounded shoulders with head cast down can indicate defeat, or a burden as in 'carrying a weight on their shoulders'.
A while back I worked with a manager who couldn't cope with the slightest confrontation over practical issues, as if everything was a personal criticism. His posture reminded me of a frightened whippet, back curved all the way down his spine, legs bent and tail tucked under. Every fibre of his being seemed to speak this message of avoidance.
If certain emotions, or mindsets are habitual, the connected body language may become habitual, too. Once a posture becomes a habit, muscles and bones will develop to maintain that position.
To stop habitual slouching, not only do you have to work against how your muscles and bones have adapted, but you need to resolve the mindset behind the posture in order to maintain it.
It kind of works both ways: gaining confidence, for example, helps you stand tall, but standing tall also helps with feeling confident.
The photos you posted in your other thread of attractive young women slouching sends a body language message: it says this person is relaxed and uninhibited. They're not being self-conscious about their body. It gives off a message of confidence and openness. It's appealing and open.
Slouching can also send off other messages and can be indicators of other states of mind: hunched shoulders can indicate anxiety, or fear. Rounded shoulders with head cast down can indicate defeat, or a burden as in 'carrying a weight on their shoulders'.
A while back I worked with a manager who couldn't cope with the slightest confrontation over practical issues, as if everything was a personal criticism. His posture reminded me of a frightened whippet, back curved all the way down his spine, legs bent and tail tucked under. Every fibre of his being seemed to speak this message of avoidance.
If certain emotions, or mindsets are habitual, the connected body language may become habitual, too. Once a posture becomes a habit, muscles and bones will develop to maintain that position.
To stop habitual slouching, not only do you have to work against how your muscles and bones have adapted, but you need to resolve the mindset behind the posture in order to maintain it.
It kind of works both ways: gaining confidence, for example, helps you stand tall, but standing tall also helps with feeling confident.
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jac_the_gripper: Slouching can mean many things.
The photos you posted in your other thread of attractive young women slouching sends a body language message: it says this person is relaxed and uninhibited. They're not being self-conscious about their body. It gives off a message of confidence and openness. It's appealing and open.
Slouching can also send off other messages and can be indicators of other states of mind: hunched shoulders can indicate anxiety, or fear. Rounded shoulders with head cast down can indicate defeat, or a burden as in 'carrying a weight on their shoulders'.
A while back I worked with a manager who couldn't cope with the slightest confrontation over practical issues, as if everything was a personal criticism. His posture reminded me of a frightened whippet, back curved all the way down his spine, legs bent and tail tucked under. Every fibre of his being seemed to speak this message of avoidance.
If certain emotions, or mindsets are habitual, the connected body language may become habitual, too. Once a posture becomes a habit, muscles and bones will develop to maintain that position.
To stop habitual slouching, not only do you have to work against how your muscles and bones have adapted, but you need to resolve the mindset behind the posture in order to maintain it.
It kind of works both ways: gaining confidence, for example, helps you stand tall, but standing tall also helps with feeling confident.
And guys with big moobs love their slouch look because doing push ups and jumping rope just don’t help anymore. Jac The photos you posted in your other thread of attractive young women slouching sends a body language message: it says this person is relaxed and uninhibited. They're not being self-conscious about their body. It gives off a message of confidence and openness. It's appealing and open.
Slouching can also send off other messages and can be indicators of other states of mind: hunched shoulders can indicate anxiety, or fear. Rounded shoulders with head cast down can indicate defeat, or a burden as in 'carrying a weight on their shoulders'.
A while back I worked with a manager who couldn't cope with the slightest confrontation over practical issues, as if everything was a personal criticism. His posture reminded me of a frightened whippet, back curved all the way down his spine, legs bent and tail tucked under. Every fibre of his being seemed to speak this message of avoidance.
If certain emotions, or mindsets are habitual, the connected body language may become habitual, too. Once a posture becomes a habit, muscles and bones will develop to maintain that position.
To stop habitual slouching, not only do you have to work against how your muscles and bones have adapted, but you need to resolve the mindset behind the posture in order to maintain it.
It kind of works both ways: gaining confidence, for example, helps you stand tall, but standing tall also helps with feeling confident.
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better things to think about,like,why is my wife still alive after being stabbed 57 times 
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I believe slouching can cause many negative health reactions including your breathing. It is something I try not to do also.
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Created: Jul 2019
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Why do you think that slouching is bad?(Vote Below)