DOES Sitting Down make butt smaller ?


Question:
i sit down for long periods of time...will this make my butt smaller if so I DEFiNETLY WANT TO STOP !

Answers:
lmao, Well...If you constantly put your body in a "certain" position for LONG LONG periods of time and you consistantly go into that position day in and day out, then your body will adapt ALITTLE BIT...but like the last person said...It will most likely get wider, not smaller, but actually in a way, our bodies are "made" to be in a sitting position...so like if you sit on your butt Every single day Constantly constantly constantly, then yeah, it youll prolly end up with the wide butt.but just get up stand for awhile if your forced to sit and stay in one place for a while.but truely, the worst I think is gonna happen to your butt is its gonna go numb or get sore, lol, Hope this helps =]
Honey it only makes it WIDER not smaller!
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