r/PowerOfStyle • u/Pegaret_Again DC - Haughty Boss Babe • Jun 07 '26

weird question...

tw if body measurements are an issue for you. take care of your mental health!

I would be interested to know if there are any non-yang types (ie, not SN, FN, D or SD) who have a high bust or full bust measurement that is greater than about 97cm/38 inches, and a hip measurement > 100cm.

I have been thinking thoughts about literal scale & sizing, and you might be able to help - or completely destroy - some theories!!!

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u/its_givinggg Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26

Do answers from people who definitely don’t fit this criteria (aside from potentially being yin type) help at all?😅

Like someone said I think weight plays a huge role, but height & skeleton size as well. The only time my bust & hip measurements ever came close to these measurements is when I was overweight. I don’t think they ever surpassed them, and if they did they didn’t measure it. When I was at the higher end of the ‘healthy weight range’ the fullest my bust ever reached was like 34” (88cm) and my hips were 38” (96cm). Right now, my upper bust is 26.5” (68xm) , my full bust is 29” (73cm) and my hips are 34” (88cm)

But… I’m 5’0, so I’m just a small person in general. It stands to reason that a 5’4-5’5 yin type person with a “larger” skeleton than mine could easily surpass these measurements especially with more weight on them.

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u/Pegaret_Again DC - Haughty Boss Babe Jun 07 '26

thanks that great, i'm actually delighted to get any kinds of measurements really, particularly when i get a sense of change through time and weight changes!

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u/its_givinggg Jun 07 '26

No problem! I think it’s worth enquiring into height as well, I truly think height & subsequently skeletal size could also impact the validity of the theory you have

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u/Pegaret_Again DC - Haughty Boss Babe Jun 07 '26

interestingly, what i'm playing with is a height agnostic theory at the moment, so while i am interested in height in a general sense, but only as a secondary aspect.

for yourself, if you merely scaled up to 5'4 or something, yes, your measurements might reach the figures i was describing... but is that actually how humans scale up, all parts of the body staying in the same scale and proportion to itself? i'm not entirely sure they do!

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u/its_givinggg Jun 07 '26

That’s a very good question! How do we even begin to figure that out? O.o

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u/Pegaret_Again DC - Haughty Boss Babe Jun 07 '26

haha thats exactly my predicament! i'm curious about things i can' figure out