chris9
enjoying life
- Joined
- Mar 14, 2005
- Posts
- 3,657
You are, of course, right, sinnOcent. I apologize if I have insulted you, or even if I haven't thought properly before posting. Yes, I know that there are women who don't like their body because it's too thin.sinn0cent1 said:Comments, such as:
A.
"stick thin women who look like one scene and they may break..."
&
"sickly sticklike body..."
Are no more acceptable, than:
B.
"big fat women who look like it would take 3 scenes just to spank HALF their ass..."
&
"cottagecheeselike cellulite dimpled body......" (These are NOT comments i would ever express, but i made them up, and posted them anyway .... but ONLY to make a point.)
Which comments (A or B) fit you best? Regardless of your answer, many of the comments posted in this thread regarding body shape come across to me as being thoughtless and rude, whether those sentiments were intentional or not.
Making fun of fat body types is unacceptable. Most don't seem to understand that making fun of thin body types is also unacceptable.
There is NO difference.
i've often wondered why so many seem to not understand this.
Wonderful advice (for either group A or B).... And yeah, whether anyone here can relate or not ..... even many in group A would benefit from remembering this piece of advice.
I was -again- getting a bit upset that women with 'normal' bodies, not the model-like, shaped up, long legs ones, get called 'fat'. It's not as if TS was fat. She has a hot body, but one that's more in the norm, more what women have in real life, women you meet everyday.
Right now I'm doing a course where we are about 20 women, and almost all of them are thinner than me. Not good for my self-confidence. This sentence is right for me, too:
Well, I haven't been called fat, but if my insecure part gets going, I certainly feel it. Then I have to argue myself into not feeling that way, which is quite hard to do...TS said:My insecure part of me was very hurt at being called fat. The logical part of me knows that I'm not
So calling someone fat who isn't is for me something like a jump-start into being mad at society. Then I say/write things without considering both sides.

