Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can you just put non-retouched full body photos?
Op is using an app that has specific answers to choose from, her post with this is near the bottom of the first page.
eHarmony
I have full body photos where it is clear what my body shape looks like.
I just hope I don't get filtered out of searches by having to select only one body type. The choices are slim, athletic, average, a few extra pounds, large, or not specified.
You put your height, but not weight. I am 5'4" and I weigh 125 pounds. I workout daily, but I am not an athlete.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can you just put non-retouched full body photos?
Op is using an app that has specific answers to choose from, her post with this is near the bottom of the first page.
Anonymous wrote:Can you just put non-retouched full body photos?
Anonymous wrote:For OLD, how would describe yourself as slim, athletic, or average as a woman or a man? Any examples in pictures of a woman who is slim? One who is athletic? One who is average?
Anonymous wrote:There's no where to put weight, just height. The choices for body type are slim, athletic, average, a few extra pounds, large, or not specified.
I'm mid 50s, looking for a man late 40s to early 60s. I would sincerely hope that those men would not limit their searches to women who are "slim" or "athletic," because how many women in that age range are truly slim or athletic?
Maybe JLo is athletic. And I don't have a figure like JLo. I never have. I don't have muscular legs and glutes. Is Jennifer Aniston considered athletic or average? I wouldn't consider either one of those women to be slim. Some older men over the age of 50 might even consider women with JLo's figure to be "a few extra pounds" in clothing.
Anonymous wrote:I’m a guy. When I see “average” I think fat and gross and out of shape.
Anonymous wrote:Always thought average is code for fat