[katkitten]

Ive always been fascinated with the way thin gals will sometimes sit Indian style in chairs. I think that'll be a fun one too! =0P

[northerngirl73]

I would love to be able to cross my legs, even just keept them together. I got stuck in the back of a cab about a month ago between 2 of my male co-workers. The hump in the middle makes it really awkward and I had to struggle to keep my kness together. My lower body was on fire by the time we got there and I was shaking. the alternative was to sit like a man and it all hang out. Not going to happen.

I had actually worked up a sweat with the effort. No more middle seat for me.

[CLCSC145]

Congratulations!

This is kind of a funny story, but the last time I lost a ton of weight and got to 166 pounds (10 years ago), I was crossing my legs all the time, not thinking that it's really not good for your legs. Anywho, I started to find that one of my feet was constantly tripping or I would stub the toe of that foot. Being a bit of an internet hypochondriac, I suddenly had myself convinced that I might have MS. I was so upset and went to the doctor who told me that drop foot comes from nerve damage, and while it does occur in MS patients, it's also seen a lot in those who have lost a lot of weight and suddenly go overboard with crossing their legs! Sure enough, I laid off the leg crossing for a month and I stopped having drop foot. Sigh, I'm the queen of too much of a good thing.

[momof5k]

Likely only those of us in this group could understand what a fantastic NSV that is! I love it too! congrats!!

[K-boogie]

I am laughing b/c I thought I was the only one who was thrilled about being able to cross their legs. It's so feminine! Congrats to you!

[JustBeckyV]

TYTY everyone!! Fun to read this is others goals! Thanks for the reminder not to over do it too lol