Harmony_1985
Sir's little slut
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I have no issue with a fat chick showing skin anymore than I have an issue with a slim chick. I do have an issue with people emulating the latest style EXACTLY, even when it doesn't look good on them. FOR INSTANCE. If you have a short waist (by this I don't mean that you're fat, but that there's not a lot of room between your rib cage and your hips), you SHOULD NOT wear those huge belts, it shows off your lack of waist. If you're teeny tiny, wearing pants cut for someone with a J Lo ass, will make you look ridiculous. PERIOD. If you're short and curvy, loud prints will make you look like a couch. And if you're a big girl you don't want a horizontal line on your hip and on your waist, it looks bad.
It's a matter of not being a slave to the newest fashion, finding what looks good ON YOU, and wearing it.
Thank you! Gracey gets it.
*gives Gracey a cookie*
I seem to have missed a bit of debat on a few things (I skimmed all the posts).
My idea of sexy on a woman tends to involve somewhat large breasts and a big, round backside. These are often found on larger/fat women. A belly doesn't bother me really, but if we are talking ideal beauty, she wouldn't have much of one, and would have a bit of an hourglass shape. This might be what I think of when I think sexy but I do find women sexy who don't fit this too.
Men want big boobs and a big bum, so why not have an overweight woman?

Do we not think that a whole load of posts in this thread is just people trying to justify the fact that they have a weight problem?? I am reading the same thing over and over.
And men who say they prefer big women... hmmm... would this be because they don't have the self confidence or belief to go after a slim women.
Lastly, this suggestion that slim women are boring. Sorry it just doesn't wash. Slim women are miles more confident than larger women, on the whole. I find that larger women tend to be loud and brash, almost as if they are trying to distract from their largeness. This to me does not come across as interesting, confidence or anything other that a smoke-screen to what is blindingly obvious.
And it's not about size zero or whatever - it's about being normally slim to maybe a few pounds over, but when weight gets way over what is normal and healthy, sorry, that says a whole lot about a person and what is going on in their lives.
Okay, just to clear something up. Not every overweight person is a lazy ass who gorges themselves on chocolate, cakes and takeaways every night.
I'm overweight, and I'm well aware of that. I'm concious about what I eat, but if I'm very strict with myself and exercise that extra bit more than I usually do, I can lose about 2 stone (14 pounds) but after that, I hit a brick wall, and no matter what I do, I cannot shift it.
There are medical conditions that can cause weight gain and conditions that can hinder weight loss. Sadly, I suffer with Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome, which is known for hindering weight loss and causing weight gain.
I'm not saying that that is the case every time, because it's not, but I'm just saying please don't put us all in the stereotyped "stuffing our faces and sitting on our asses" class because it's not right.
