To ask what's your favourite part of your body?

I get compliments on my skin regularly. I don't follow any particular regime, just good genes I guess? People always think I'm younger than I am. I also like that I'm tall with long limbs, so most clothes look nice on me. This is a fab thread!

My eyes. They are an unusual shade of greeny-blue and my eyelashes are naturally dark and long. One of my old boyfriends looked at me adoringly one day, when he was telling me how much he loved me and couldn't quite explain it. He ended the conversation with, 'It's your eyes...' That always stayed with me, the way he looked at me when he said it.

Oooerr

My back. I used to be fat and it was rounded and had rolls.

Now it is straight, well muscled and no rolls.

I love wearing backless stuff and watching the mucles flex in the mirror. I worked hard for this body and it brings me joy.

I quite like my enormous quads now as well. They have always been huge but now the a muscle rather than fat.

Full natural soft lips
pretty feet according to my husband and my old G.P 🤔
thick hair
get compliments about my complexion

Very important. My mum loathed her body and took no care to hide the fact. By about aged nine I was the same.

Thanks! @worldshottestmom
yes I couldn't agree more, I grew up in the late 80's/90's and all I heard from every woman around me, and my own mum, was how they needed to be skinny to be beautiful, it was ingrained in me for years and I hope my girls never have to hear that or ever think that.

My face. I’m very lucky and am objectively beautiful.

I’m 50 with no greys. My parents were both well into their 60’s before they had any.

My eyebrows, as they require no maintenance whatsoever!

I like that my eyes are big, and my eyelashes are long and have no need for lash lifts.

My cheekbones are pretty magnificent, too!

I am surprisingly muscular and strong (thanks, in part, to my job)… so my athletic figure has proven useful, after years of being called ‘fat’ for it at school by the stick-thin brigade.

Oh, and I am said to look a LOT younger than my age. It comes in handy at times.

Considering that I spent a lot of my youth being made to hate myself and my looks (this could be why I left school with a very low opinion of a majority of people…), this is definitely progress!

@PawMaw , thank you for the reassurance that we can get on hyperpigmentation and redness! I am very fair, and I’m midway through a long course of creams and antibiotics for rosacea, but will be adding your suggestions to my list!

I like the crows feet by my eyes. I like seeing them on other women too, i think they look attractive and make a person look kind.

So have I- at last I’ve found something I like!

Ive got a lovely décolleage!

I’ve got fucking amazing eyelashes. Long, dark, thick. I get loads of compliments on them. I’ve also got a cracking set of cheekbones.

My hair. Never dyed it or used lots of heat on it.
Now in my mid 40's I thank my younger self on the regular.

I also really like my laughter lines. It sounds horribly cheesy but it reminds me how lucky I am to age.

My long nail beds on my hands...perfect for painting.
My Ankles

Absolutely can do, and does.

Agree....you can lose your looks in the blink of an eye. True beauty comes from within.

I'm going to shock you@worldshottestmom my mother told me I'd never be pretty but I might be elegant at 30! I'm very youthful for my age but I nearly died last year (thank you to the NHS surgeons for saving me).
We all have our good points. Sometimes I feel sorry for men (not often, ha). We can have a make over, hair dye, corsetry. They're stuck if only a mother would love them!
My bff is very fond of men and she says a very funny thing about short men. They're taller when they stand on their wallets!
I personally like the 'three Fs theory'. Men are governed by food, football (substitute other hobbies) and fornication. Simple creatures.
We can spend our lives thinking we're not all that but we all have something.women are awesome, embrace it.

My legs and eyelashes are fucking awesome!!!

My left eyeball.

Interesting thread idea ! My eyes definitely. I was stopped on the street and an artist (female) asked if she could paint me. I wish I could have bought the canvas but alas....it was rather nice (this is in very hazy days of yore) My eyes peering out from under a cloche hat I affected at the time, looking very big in my pale face.
My bottom which has somehow withstood the depredations apparent everywhere else. Tho you couldn't bounce a dime off it now, as one boyfriend claimed he could back in the day 🫠
My cheekbones and my lips.
@AmazingGreatAunt this is a good point, yes I like to do the same.

It's nice to think of these things when all I feel is like a melted wax work most of the time. Thanks OP. And others for sharing 💃🏻😻✨💫