Skinny or Thin..........?

Question

which of the two do you think has a more negative connotation?

Answer 1

definitely skinny.

Answer 2

skinny....makes you think they're all skin....

Answer 3

Skinny is definitely more negative than thin.

Thin always seems more fact like or even like a positive attribute.

Skinny, seems to me, to be more of a snide remark disguised as pleasant. It's like a word people, that are unhappy with their weight, use to make them feel slightly better (as if the "skinny" person is abnormal or as negatively seen as a "fat" person). It's kind of a jealousy thing.

Answer 4

Thin. But most of the time they are used as compliments.

Answer 5

thin?

Answer 6

Skinny.

Answer 7

skinny, it makes you sound like a skeleton I think.

Answer 8

skinny....thin means yuo arent fat

Answer 9

"Skinny" has a more negative connotation and is more insulting than simply stating that someone is "thin."  

Answer 10

?idk

Answer 11

Skinny implies unhealthy whereas thin generally is used to describe a fit, healthy person.

Answer 12

Usually skinny does.

Answer 13

Skinny

Answer 14

skinny because its more control able then tallness.

Answer 15

skinny like duh...

Answer 16

skinny duh....