Implicating curvaceous → voluptuous
Link to implication

Reason:

Curvaceous is used to describe a specific body form that has extreme curves and voluptuous is used to describe all character forms that have extreme curves. Extreme curves for the sake of tagging purposes has been commonly denoted by the presence of both tags: big_breasts and wide_hips

I'm beyond certain we've had a thread about this before and it got rejected but I don't exactly remember hhhh

D.D.M. and I were talking about that thread maybe(forum #189069) over in the new tag thread(forum #181201 - pg19). if that's it, it was an alias suggestion so we'll see if the implication route goes any better. it looks right so figure it's worth a try

Pooling together all these related forum discussions here:

forum #189069 - Tag Alias: curvaceous -> voluptuous
forum #271280 - Tag Implication: curvaceous -> voluptuous
forum #271285 - Tag Implication: hourglass_figure -> curvy_figure
forum #271284 - Tag Implication: voluptuous -> curvy_figure
New Tags Discussion, page 19 - Discussion on the usage of hourglass_figure, curvaceous, and voluptuous

BlackLicorice said:

I'm beyond certain we've had a thread about this before and it got rejected but I don't exactly remember hhhh

sneezer22 said:

D.D.M. and I were talking about that thread maybe(forum #189069) over in the new tag thread(forum #181201 - pg19). if that's it, it was an alias suggestion so we'll see if the implication route goes any better. it looks right so figure it's worth a try

Yeah, initially I thought an alias of curvaceous -> voluptuous would be a good idea, but I changed my mind after some discussion. Similarly I though aliasing curvaceous -> hourglass_figure would be a good idea until changing my mind after discussing it with Sneezer. As such, I've stricken out the alias suggested in the above forum pooling since it is a null-and-void matter at this point.

As for this implication, I definitely support it since a curvaceous character will always be a voluptuous character as well by definition of the tags. +1 for this implication.