If you eat your thighs and bum back on, you might find yourself with a few undesirable extra bits!

One of my friends is naturally tiny. In high school she weighed 89 lbs and was straight up and down. The only thing that really worked for her was working out.

It all depends on what your doctor okays, but squats don't require any special equipment, they're easy to do, don't take long and they do wonders for your bum and legs! Just make sure that with a history of health issues you're okay to start exercising.

That was the best advice I ever got on here. THANK YOU!

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