If you have these two holes in your back, it means you don’t

It sounds like you’re referring to the dimples some people have on their lower back, just above the buttocks! These are called “dimples of Venus” (or sacral dimples) and are a natural anatomical feature—not a cause for concern.

What They Mean:

1. Genetic Trait – They’re caused by a slight indentation where the skin attaches to the pelvis. About 20-30% of people have them, more commonly women.

2. No Medical Significance – They don’t indicate health issues, but in very rare cases, deep dimples can be linked to spinal conditions (like spina bifida if accompanied by other symptoms).

3. Fitness Lore – Some say they’re a sign of strong glutes or low body fat, but they’re mostly just genetics!

Myth Busting:

• ❌ “You’re special/unhealthy if you have them” → Nope, just anatomy!

• ❌ “Only fit people have them” → Not true—they can appear at any weight.

Fun fact: In art history, these dimples were considered a symbol of beauty (hence the name “Venus” after the Roman goddess).

If you’re curious about other body quirks, ask away! 😊