Men, would you date or marry someone considered fat?

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Anonymous wrote:I like thick women and large brea$t$

No such thing as the woke "thick" it's really fat.

Look up adult actress’ September Carrino, Brandy Talore, and Rachel Aldana. They’re just right.

Those women are very thin with no butt but massive implants. That's not thick its skinny and big tits

They’re not implants. You can’t tell the difference.

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Anonymous wrote:NP.

PP, if you aren't up to speed on things, I'm not sure offering such strong opinions on how they must be really suits your argument.

Or how then saying he doesn't care about it helps matters.

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Anonymous wrote:Date, as in sleep with? Maybe.
But date as in an ongoing steady romantic relationship? No.

How is having sex with a fat woman like riding a moped?
It's a lot of fun, but you wouldn't want your friends to see you doing it.

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Anonymous wrote:Is this a trick question? Of course not. Fat women are repulsive.

Wow. Do you tell this to all of the women in your life who aren't your definition of non fat?

It is you who are repulsive, FYI.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a thin woman and I am confused by this thread. 74% of American adults are overweight, 3 in 4 women are overweight, and 29% of all pregnant women were obese prior to pregnancy. So the answer to OP's question is yes, as the vast majority of men date, marry, and reproduce with large women and the vast majority of women date, marry, and reproduce with large men.
So, let's assume that you are dead against dating a large woman. As such, you'd have to compete for the 25% of the remaining women who are of normal weight. Statistically, over 1/2 of them are married, and probably 1/2 of the ones left are already in a LT relationship, 80+ years old, gay, or simply not interested in a relationship (MAT trend). So, optimistically, there are less than 6% of all women for all of you who won't date a larger woman. Some of you would also desire, on top of the weight requirement, a job of some kid, no felonies, no addictions, and weekly sex. So this might take the % to close to 0. I think I discovered why we have incels.

Overweight =/= fat

Try again.

Um...actually overweight DOES mean fat. Now that is subjective at what you go from being overweight but not looking fat, to being overweight and looking fat. But it is safe to say most overweight people ..look overweight (which is what being fat means). What is "fat" to you if overweight is somehow, still thin?

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I’m at the point that a little weight will not matter so long she treats me right. I’m 44, and I have been in bad relationship with hot attractive and fit ladies that were “fat” inside.

I rather date a good lady with some cushion for the pushing’ and have quality time together at the gym and cooking together- if she wants to.

Besides, we don’t know the reason linked to the extra weight, which could be linked to medicines or a tough personal situation.

See the person as a whole, avoid Dorian grey picture issues…

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I’m just going to leave this here:

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The problem with fat people:

1. In modern societies it's a class and wealth issue. Wealthy, high-class women in modern societies are thin and in shape.
2. Given 1, a person who chooses to stay fat has some sort of mental issue. Usually depression.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like thick women and large brea$t$

No such thing as the woke "thick" it's really fat.

Look up adult actress’ September Carrino, Brandy Talore, and Rachel Aldana. They’re just right.

Those women are very thin with no butt but massive implants. That's not thick its skinny and big tits

They’re not implants. You can’t tell the difference.

You can't possibly be this stupid.

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Anonymous wrote:The problem with fat people:

1. In modern societies it's a class and wealth issue. Wealthy, high-class women in modern societies are thin and in shape.
2. Given 1, a person who chooses to stay fat has some sort of mental issue. Usually depression.

What? People are fat because they crave food all day and can’t stand being perpetually hungry. It’s not depression. It’s not wanting to live being hungry.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a thin woman and I am confused by this thread. 74% of American adults are overweight, 3 in 4 women are overweight, and 29% of all pregnant women were obese prior to pregnancy. So the answer to OP's question is yes, as the vast majority of men date, marry, and reproduce with large women and the vast majority of women date, marry, and reproduce with large men.
So, let's assume that you are dead against dating a large woman. As such, you'd have to compete for the 25% of the remaining women who are of normal weight. Statistically, over 1/2 of them are married, and probably 1/2 of the ones left are already in a LT relationship, 80+ years old, gay, or simply not interested in a relationship (MAT trend). So, optimistically, there are less than 6% of all women for all of you who won't date a larger woman. Some of you would also desire, on top of the weight requirement, a job of some kid, no felonies, no addictions, and weekly sex. So this might take the % to close to 0. I think I discovered why we have incels.

Wait, I thought fat people didn't exist in the dcum utopia of mclean, vienna, great falls, bethesda, etc?

PP, there are lots of fat people in these areas. The only abnormal areas in the US are the Colorado mountains, where everyone is into working out outdoors and some parts of LA, where people have to be on drugs to make a living.

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Anonymous wrote:The problem with fat people:

1. In modern societies it's a class and wealth issue. Wealthy, high-class women in modern societies are thin and in shape.
2. Given 1, a person who chooses to stay fat has some sort of mental issue. Usually depression.

What? People are fat because they crave food all day and can’t stand being perpetually hungry. It’s not depression. It’s not wanting to live being hungry.

It sounds like emotional eating. In 600lb life the people don't eat all day out of hunger and they all have some kind of trauma in their past.

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Anonymous wrote:I like thick women and large brea$t$

No such thing as the woke "thick" it's really fat.

Not according to young men. Among young men that's the ideal type. You must be very old and out of it

I know a lot of men in their 20s and they look at the 90s girls from movies they love and say that women weren't built like the women today and think the women from back then are skinny and the women today are "thick" i say no you're wrong. That's woke nonsense. Its all fat women who get butt injections and yes even hip injeftions like Nicki minaj. 90s women were thin and beautiful.

LOL how many men do you know in their 20s? You sound like an old, out of touch dinosaur. On instagram, reddit, and other TOTALLY ANONYMOUS forums, theyre following thick girls. Almost all of them. And when a female celeb gains weight they tend to celebrate it, because they like the bigger butt/boobs/whatever. Anyway. You seem like an old bitter man, so no one's checking for your preferences regardless! 😂

Name a celebrity that is celebrated for gaining weight?

I'm a woman in her 30s and you? I know plenty of 20 somethings at work and out of work. You sound honestly like a either a fat woman or one who believes celebrities are au natural and don't inject their fat into their asses.

Let's see- Camilla Cabello, Daisy Ridley, Addison Rae, Taylor Swift, etc. If you check, say, their reddit- which is overwhelmingly dominated by MALE fans who are into the celeb for sexual reasons, not their female fans that are into their work, you see them posting lots of photos of them with any weight gain, talking about them being thicker now or what theyd want to do with them and just saying "thick" over and over. They love it.
Anyway, I'm slim, but you sound out of touch and old. Sorry you missed the moment.

No sane man has ever described Taylor Swift as, thick, at any weight. The woman has the flattest ass I've ever seen on a celeb. Nothing about her body has ever been thick. Guys using a worn out term like, thick, is nt an indication that young men are all attracted to fat women these days.

LOL, you're wrong. After her disappearance from the public eye a few years ago she gained maybe 20 or 30 pounds, and the fact that you dont know that tells me that, yes, you are culturally totally out of it and old.

If that photo is accurate, I stand corrected and yes, I will also admit, I don't keep up with Taylor Swift, couldn't name one Kardashian from another (how many are there?) or who they are married. I'm fine with being old enough to not know or care about such things.

Yep, you sound very old and out of touch. Not surprised. I think most of the people on this thread arguing that the only beauty standard is thinness are probably boomers or Xers and hopelessly out of touch with current beauty trends. It's kind of amusing. But at least you know it.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a thin woman and I am confused by this thread. 74% of American adults are overweight, 3 in 4 women are overweight, and 29% of all pregnant women were obese prior to pregnancy. So the answer to OP's question is yes, as the vast majority of men date, marry, and reproduce with large women and the vast majority of women date, marry, and reproduce with large men.
So, let's assume that you are dead against dating a large woman. As such, you'd have to compete for the 25% of the remaining women who are of normal weight. Statistically, over 1/2 of them are married, and probably 1/2 of the ones left are already in a LT relationship, 80+ years old, gay, or simply not interested in a relationship (MAT trend). So, optimistically, there are less than 6% of all women for all of you who won't date a larger woman. Some of you would also desire, on top of the weight requirement, a job of some kid, no felonies, no addictions, and weekly sex. So this might take the % to close to 0. I think I discovered why we have incels.

Exact thoughts I have!

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Anonymous wrote:I like thick women and large brea$t$

No such thing as the woke "thick" it's really fat.

Not according to young men. Among young men that's the ideal type. You must be very old and out of it

I know a lot of men in their 20s and they look at the 90s girls from movies they love and say that women weren't built like the women today and think the women from back then are skinny and the women today are "thick" i say no you're wrong. That's woke nonsense. Its all fat women who get butt injections and yes even hip injeftions like Nicki minaj. 90s women were thin and beautiful.

LOL how many men do you know in their 20s? You sound like an old, out of touch dinosaur. On instagram, reddit, and other TOTALLY ANONYMOUS forums, theyre following thick girls. Almost all of them. And when a female celeb gains weight they tend to celebrate it, because they like the bigger butt/boobs/whatever. Anyway. You seem like an old bitter man, so no one's checking for your preferences regardless! 😂

Name a celebrity that is celebrated for gaining weight?

I'm a woman in her 30s and you? I know plenty of 20 somethings at work and out of work. You sound honestly like a either a fat woman or one who believes celebrities are au natural and don't inject their fat into their asses.

Let's see- Camilla Cabello, Daisy Ridley, Addison Rae, Taylor Swift, etc. If you check, say, their reddit- which is overwhelmingly dominated by MALE fans who are into the celeb for sexual reasons, not their female fans that are into their work, you see them posting lots of photos of them with any weight gain, talking about them being thicker now or what theyd want to do with them and just saying "thick" over and over. They love it.
Anyway, I'm slim, but you sound out of touch and old. Sorry you missed the moment.

No sane man has ever described Taylor Swift as, thick, at any weight. The woman has the flattest ass I've ever seen on a celeb. Nothing about her body has ever been thick. Guys using a worn out term like, thick, is nt an indication that young men are all attracted to fat women these days.

LOL, you're wrong. After her disappearance from the public eye a few years ago she gained maybe 20 or 30 pounds, and the fact that you dont know that tells me that, yes, you are culturally totally out of it and old.

If that photo is accurate, I stand corrected and yes, I will also admit, I don't keep up with Taylor Swift, couldn't name one Kardashian from another (how many are there?) or who they are married. I'm fine with being old enough to not know or care about such things.

Yep, you sound very old and out of touch. Not surprised. I think most of the people on this thread arguing that the only beauty standard is thinness are probably boomers or Xers and hopelessly out of touch with current beauty trends. It's kind of amusing. But at least you know it.

40 something gen Xer here। And yes I agree with you. In our generation )and our parents) there were far fewer overweight people and I really wasn’t socially acceptable to be overweight, especially for a woman.

Complete turn around with the younger generation. Fatness has now become commonplace and socially accepted for them. In some ways I’m jealous of their freedom. My friends and I were dieting and exercising to look like some skinny ‘friends’ character ideal. The kids today look like they don’t give a f—- about any of that and are perfectly happy with their overweight bodies.