When I was born I had thick thighs and when I grew up my legs never got thinner. What's wrong with me?

Question

I mean it's just my thighs and butt. Like you know when you mature from a baby to a child you usually get skinnier right? well my thighs and butt never got thinner/smaller. I'm 13 now.

I'm actually not fat at all mainly because I'm 5'5 but I look terrible in jeans and long pants.

will my legs and/or butt ever get thinner/smaller?????/

Answer 1

Exercise would be a start to skinnier legs. Try and thin out your thighs/butt, or try and bulk your calves up.

Answer 2

I have the same problem always have and always will.. When I was younger I was always trying work out, and do things to thin out my legs.. I came to find no matter what I did I had heavy thighs and more junk in the trunk then I would like... I have come to accept it, just takes a little more time to find pants and sometimes I have to have alterations, BUT I have also found that I'm fit everywhere else and a lot of guys like a little more junk in the trunk!!

Learn to love yourself and others will follow

Answer 3

Mine never did.

Answer 4

i have huge legs and butt 2 and i do softball and volleyball so its not like im out of shape its just my body structure some people will never be small you could just be built that way

Answer 5

Nothing is wrong with you.  Too often the media makes us believe that there is only one type of build that is the right way to be.  I doubt that you look terrible in jeans.  There are a lot of different styles and cuts of jeans.  Try a lot on until you find one you like.  Try a size that is not skin tight.  Tight clothes can make us look bigger than we really are.  Mostly, just try to enjoy being 13!  It's a time that most of us can only see what we don't like about our bodies.

Answer 6

It seems to be your genetic makeup if you're saying you were born like this.  My friend had the same problem. You can try cardio, but the only way to get rid of what you're born with is liposuction. I am not at all suggesting you get it at 13, but if you grow up and it still doesn't change thats the way to change it. You are still young and women's bodies change constantly. Give it time.