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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had a lot of high quality suitors when I was single and in my twenties.

I am naturally thin with large breasts. I have a pretty face, nice legs and great hair. I’m ivy educated. I always look polished. I wasn’t the prettiest but I was able to attract and more importantly keep the guys. I’m pleasant and a good conversationalist.

So if you are pretty, nice figure, smart and well educated, you are a good catch. [/quote]

For being ivy educated you sound dumb and vapid. No such thing as naturally thin. My naturally thin cousin from a pedestrian friendly country left with a belly after all the American food.[/quote]

My entire extended family is thin. The majority of my parents’ country of origin is thin. It is possible to be naturally thin. I am almost 50 and still weigh 125 pounds.

The thread is about above average women. Being pretty, thin, big boobs, smart and confident puts you in above average. I also have an engaging personality and can get along with everyone.[/quote]

So you're saying your extended family is immune to gaining any weight? Lady, do you realize how dumb that sounds? [/quote]

You are the one who sounds dumb. Maybe you struggle with weight. I also have good skin.

Dh is a good looking smart guy and he married a good looking smart girl. We have three pretty amazing kids. My kids are all stick skinny despite being excellent eaters. [/quote]

You wouldn't need to brag on here if you truly had everything going for yourself. The majority of my parents' country of origin is also thin and they all have good skin. Older people in my family don't even get grays or wrinkles until they're in their 70's or so. However I know nobody is naturally thin. That is a truly dumb statement to make. Of course your kids are stick skinny because you probably carry a diet that doesn't allow them high sugary fatty products to eat.[/quote]

Not sure what your problem is. My kids eat tons of snacks like most other kids. I have a well stocked pantry and fridge full of a large variety of food.

I have friends with kids who struggle with weight. My kids eat a ton and are still very skinny.

My fattest friend is the one who seems to avoid sugar and eats the healthiest. I’m the skinny friend who always orders dessert and drinks.[/quote]

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