Anonymous wrote:Being skinny makes you look even taller and women for whatever reason just love tall men (5’10+)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m currently dating a man who has the same physique as you. He is very attractive. What bothers me though is that I look much older than him even though I am 10 years younger I am 35 and he is 45. Now I don’t know if being chubbier makes me look older or perhaps African American males age better.
Perhaps?
Have you not heard the expression “black don’t crack” or seen any of the millions of memes about this?
Chubbier tends to make a person look younger anyway.
Anonymous wrote:It's so funny how men will be so ashamed and embarrassed of being skinny. It reminds me of women that are self conscious about having a big butt or whatever, not realizing that the other gender loves it. Why do men think women want roided out Joe Rogan looking freaks?! We dont!
Anonymous wrote:I wish women on the heavier side who stop worrying about men not finding them attractive. We are naturally attracted to curves. Even if a woman is "fat" it is not always a deal breaker. Ok 5'0 and 300 lbs is not the most attractive. But 5'3 200+ is not the end of the world. I Think women compare themselves to other women and think men prefer the skinnier women.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hot. Men think women want chunky men for some reason. The reality is slimness is attractive, as much for men as for women. I'd compare an extremely muscular man to a woman who has large breast implants and a huge ass and is very much an hourglass figure. Yes, that can be attractive in a way, but lots of men probably prefer the effortlessness of the naturally slim woman. For men, excess fat is almost always a huge negative- it serves literally no benefit. It's not like women want bigger breasts, hips or butts on men. So keep lean and dont even worry about it
For lots of men, some excess fat is a positive. For a fair fraction of men, even a lot of excess fat isn’t a huge negative. Especially when it’s distributed in an hourglass figure, then there’s no practical maximum excess weight!
Where are these men? I have avoided dating sites because I assume they want thin and fit.
I am 5’4”, 170 lbs.
Anonymous wrote:I was sitting next to a tall and thin guy on a flight recently. My first thought was, wow he's hot. Second thought was, he's very thin so he's probably gay. Nothing wrong with that, just seems that gay men tend to be more conscious (or intentional) about staying slim in my observation.
Third thought was, wow his jeans are tighter than mine. I looked at our legs next to each other I noticed his thighs were thinner than mine. I thought damn, this guy is hot but even if I had a shot with a guy like that I would probably feel so self conscious about my weight all the time.
Anonymous wrote:I’m currently dating a man who has the same physique as you. He is very attractive. What bothers me though is that I look much older than him even though I am 10 years younger I am 35 and he is 45. Now I don’t know if being chubbier makes me look older or perhaps African American males age better.
Anonymous wrote:I’m currently dating a man who has the same physique as you. He is very attractive. What bothers me though is that I look much older than him even though I am 10 years younger I am 35 and he is 45. Now I don’t know if being chubbier makes me look older or perhaps African American males age better.