trojan51 wrote:
Yes, i think that big girls can be attractive but when I say big I mean a girl can be big without being fat. It's fat that is unnatractive. My female cousin is 5'11" and 175 pounds, a weight that is rather high for a woman, but she looks slim and has broad shoulders and is in great shape. Now I know a girl who is my age and 5'1" and 175 pounds (she claims those states, and since girls lie about their weights, she could be closer to 200) like Bethie, and she is VERY fat, she has rolls that hang over her waist so you can't see her belt area of her pants. Her arms and legs are jiggly, she does not look healthy at all and she eats very poorly and has extremely low self esteem about herself.
What I HATE is when fat and obese women call themselves BBW or "big" when they are fat. A girl can have broad shoulders and a muscular frame with large arms and legs and still look attractive as long as its not fat and she is in shape, that is what the definition of a big girl should be, in my opinion at least.
I know a dude. He's skinny. He has knobby knees and elbows, even. He eats very poorly and has extremely low self esteem.
Therefore, every skinny dude eats very poorly and has extremely low self esteem.
See what I did thar?
Fatter people ARE bigger. That's just a fact.
And (this is really going to upset you)
I'M OBESE AND I'M A BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN!Go cry about it.
Why should anyone give a damn about your many "definitions of what a big girl should be"?
Or, for that matter, a person who has the nerve to pretend the subjective aesthetic preferences he declares universal are in his case HEALTH-based, after this little gem:
trojan51 wrote:
my 6'2" and 165 pound frame will probobly change for sure as the years go by, with how much junk i eat, i wont be suprised if i top the 200 bracket by the time im in my 30s, hell i wouldnt be suprised if i hit 210
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