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flatter butt


Question Posted Thursday December 29 2005, 12:36 am

hey is there any way to get a "flatter" butt cuz i have as people say a bubble butt.. im 15/f and i just wanted 2 know if there are any exercises or things that i shouldnt eat in order to get a more flatter butt...? thanks alot!

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amberrrx answered Thursday December 29 2005, 12:53 am:
Walking alot actually slims down the butt. There's also what I call, "the butt walk". You sit down with your legs straight in front of you. Then, you "walk", so to speak (move one leg forward, then the other, both still being straight). Hard to explain, if you need further details, ask, I'll try to explain it further. Hope that works for you.

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