Men prefer overweight women to skinny ones says Google

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Being in bed with a bag of bones in not sexy, men like soft women, with fat in the right places. It's biological.

Also, thin women look older and that is less sexually attractive to men on a biological level.

either you get it EVERYWHERE or you get none. can't be selective on "where"

Not necessarily. Where you carry fat is genetic.

[Anonymous]

My husband definitely prefers me a little bigger. Not obese obviously but an 8 vs a 4.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The fat preference is based on porn searches on Google and can hardly be extrapolated to the whole population.

Isn't this called a self-selecting sample?

The guy who did this study also says he thinks women are obsessed with whether their husbands are gay, b/c they ask Google that.

Again, how many women never even ask Google a single question about their husbands-- his sexuality or otherwise?

Bunch of click-bait BS

+1 If this is based on a google search, then I'm thinking this is just about curious fantasy rather than real life. It's why some women like rape porn. It's pure fantasy and curiosity. It doesn't mean they want this in real life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
It’s also inefficient. There are a lot of single men and single overweight women who would be sexually compatible. But they don’t date, while the man tries and fails to date a skinny woman even though he’s less attracted to her. And then there are women who practically starve themselves to remain skinny so their husbands won’t leave, even though their husbands would be more attracted to them if they weighed more. The desire to impress people causes all kinds of inefficiency.

This was in the Beautiful Mind movie about how economist John Nash came up with his Nobel-winning theory on game theory.

However at nightclubs/bars, I often see the guys go for the overweight women because they seem like an easier lay, while they are intimidated by the skinny ones and ignore them.

[Anonymous]

My husband prefers me about ten pounds heavier than I prefer myself. He likes more T&A than I do.

[Anonymous]

I have been approached soooooo much more when I gained weight. In fact, I guess I should put some back on.

I used to weigh 115-120 at 5'5, now I'm at 130. The most attention I get is by FAR when I'm at 140-150. I never would have believed it if you told me this when I was really skinny. But compared to the attention I get now and when I'm heavier, I was practically invisible. I got way worse service, also! And less random help from men.

[Anonymous]

Hips, boobs, and thighs. Mmmm. Caveat: It doesn't have to be dramatic (though I like it when it is), but there has to be some narrowing at the waist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guys like boobs

Guys dont want to be with Male teenage bodies

Overweight over skinny hands down but Normal trumps them all

Black guys likes asses...Ask Kanye West

[Anonymous]

Stupid thread.

Everyone is different, find your match.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guys like boobs

Guys dont want to be with Male teenage bodies

Overweight over skinny hands down but Normal trumps them all

Black guys likes asses...Ask Kanye West

I know its so tempting to view blacks as a monolith since you rarely interact with them but I have bad news for you...
Kanye does not represent all black men. No one does. Black men are, in fact, just as much individuals as white men and black men, believe it or not, have a variety of individual preferences when it comes to the type of women they find attractive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband definitely prefers me a little bigger. Not obese obviously but an 8 vs a 4.

This. Size 8 does not translate to curvy or big just like plus size models at size 12-14 are not really "big".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The fat preference is based on porn searches on Google and can hardly be extrapolated to the whole population.

Isn't this called a self-selecting sample?

The guy who did this study also says he thinks women are obsessed with whether their husbands are gay, b/c they ask Google that.

Again, how many women never even ask Google a single question about their husbands-- his sexuality or otherwise?

Bunch of click-bait BS

He doesn't say that are "obsessed" with it.

He also says there are higher rates of women wondering that in the south, where the searches for gay porn are relatively high but the numbers of actual out gay men are fairly low.

So, basically... there is a correlation between women googling whether their husband is gay, and actual closeted gay men in heterosexual marriages.

So... once again this study shows the truth behind the googling.

Guess reading comprehension is not a strength of yours -- he doesn't just call women obsessed, he says they are "too obsessed."

"I think women are too obsessed with their husbands' sexuality. Women are eight times more likely to ask Google if their husband is gay than if he is an alcoholic and 10 times more likely to ask Google if their husband is gay than if he is depressed."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Being in bed with a bag of bones in not sexy, men like soft women, with fat in the right places. It's biological.

Also, thin women look older and that is less sexually attractive to men on a biological level.

either you get it EVERYWHERE or you get none. can't be selective on "where"

My wife has 36 G breast, a cute little muffin top and a generous size but. Other than that she is toned all over. 5'4" 125 lbs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Being in bed with a bag of bones in not sexy, men like soft women, with fat in the right places. It's biological.

Also, thin women look older and that is less sexually attractive to men on a biological level.

either you get it EVERYWHERE or you get none. can't be selective on "where"

Incorrect. It's true that you can't be selective on where but it's not an all or nothing thing. Some women store it in their hips and butt and others store it in other places.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband prefers me about ten pounds heavier than I prefer myself. He likes more T&A than I do.

Same here. I've put on about 8 pounds over the last several years since quitting competitive running, and while trying on my old clothes is discouraging, he can't keep his hands off me. I'm trying to come to terms with my new weight (which has remained constant over the last few months) and he makes me feel good, but I'm a typical woman constantly nitpicking myself.