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Cankles Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 18:28:58 e4b60f No.2557

I'm gonna' regret asking but is anyone on this board turned on by cankles?

Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:25:34 0a46bf No.2559

that's edema, dude

Anonymous 01/04/15 (Sun) 01:04:25 724aa7 No.2563

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Cankles are cute. :D

Anonymous 01/05/15 (Mon) 07:17:52 203f3f No.2574

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No. I like them as fat as they come, and I also like stretchmarks and cellulite.

But cankles just looks like beetus or some other lymphatic disease.

Anonymous 01/05/15 (Mon) 19:47:42 edc042 No.2582

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I'm turned off by cankles, which might seem counter-intuitive because I am attracted to some big SSBBW but I always get turned off by edema. Attraction isn't rational anyway.

>>2559
The medical term for cankles is Lipedema

From Wikipedia:
It is distinguishable by six characteristics: 1) it can be inherited; 2) it occurs almost exclusively in women; 3) it can occur in women of all sizes, from the seriously underweight to the morbidly obese; 4) it involves the excess deposit and expansion of fat cells in an unusual and particular pattern – bilateral, symmetrical and usually from the waist to a distinct line just above the ankles; 5) unlike normal fat, lipedematous fat generally cannot be lost through diet and exercise; and 6) a pathognomonic indicator of lipedema is that the feet are spared.