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RE: is weight an obsession? - 4/9/2009 1:02:26 PM   
camille65


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MARAA, a lot of people get those emails. They mean nothing, they are sent out blindly in hopes of provoking a reaction.

Say you get 10 emails a day from strangers, 9 of those won't have read your profile at all. The one that did read your profile probably only read that you are female.

They are strangers who know nothing about you so why would you care what they say? It isn't like a friend is saying you're fat, this comes from a total stranger.


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RE: is weight an obsession? - 4/10/2009 7:20:40 AM   
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All i can say is that i love a big large woman. There is so much to serve and love!

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RE: is weight an obsession? - 4/11/2009 8:10:42 AM   
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In my world, at this time, I am protected from all these types of emails, simply because I am not looking, and seldom respond to emails. Personally from my point of interest, a Dom has to be skinny and boney. It is just a turn on for me, so it is a personal choice. Another personal choice for me is to not seek any Dom that has the need to mold me 100% into what they vision to be their ideal submissive. I am me, and a good part of me will naturally want to make a Dom pleased, but i do not need to be completely changed. Weight is not an issue for me, but if it was for someone that was interested in me, then they need to search elsewhere. If it was an issue for me, and i welcome the help that would be another story.

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RE: is weight an obsession? - 4/11/2009 10:49:24 AM   
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quote:

Is weight really an issue for so many? or does so many think its funny going after something they dislike or well just hear what he said. is that fun?


There are a lot of people that simply use internet forums to vent their frustration, as they can do so anonymously. Read the research on cyberbullying, it is just about the first thing kids get up to after they learn to use Yahoo.

As to weight being an issue, I'll give you the same answer I gave you in the other thread you started about weight - note that you seem to give this a lot of thought.

Weight isn't, as far as I am concerned, an issue. But weight can be indicative of a nutritional disorder. And if the person isn't working on the disorder - I had a bulimic sub who insisted it is not a treatable condition, as many bulimics and anorexics do - then there is a problem. There is a future where they weighty person can no longer fly with me, as she does not fit in a regulation airline seat, and has to fly standby. There is a future where knees have to be replaced, foot joints repaired, and the dreaded diabetes can occur. I can't deal with a girl with a medical condition, unless she is open and up front about it, and working on getting better. I have an immune condition, and I get treatment and get therapy and take my medication - I can't get better, but I make sure I take care of my problems.

Whoever invented the BBW did everybody a huge disfavour, by legitimizing obesity. There is no such thing as a BBW - in general, there is only the big woman with a medical problem - or, indeed, the big man with a medical problem.

So, to answer you in a nutshell, yes, weight is an issue. A medical and psychological issue. Somebody weighing 200 lbs may weigh 300 lbs in ten years from now, and if they aren't working on preventing that, it is not fair to expect to be able to let me cope with the consequences. My secretary, a lovely woman that I hold in high regard and work very well with, can no longer handle the 12 minute walk to my favourite Asian restaurant close to the office, especially in summer. It may be her life, but what she does affects others. I and my close colleague will not take a car and drive to lunch, so she can be with us - for one thing, she does not ask, which is part of the syndrome "weighty" people have. If I can't walk there, because I have a joint infection, as has happened, I ask somebody to drive me. Or I leave early so I can get there on crutches, which I occasionally use when an injury occurs. Obese folk don't, by and large, seem able to take care of these things in an acceptable self-help manner.

Weight is simply an indicator of an underlying problem, and I do believe it is that most folks respond to. Some are rude, but you must understand that very many people have a hard trime dealing with illness. Just go to Wal-Mart or Target and drive around in one of those handicapped carts, and see how hostile it makes folks. It does, really, I've had to use them after surgery, and it was an eye opener for me.

And the next time you start a weight thread I will probably write the above up again.

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RE: is weight an obsession? - 4/11/2009 7:02:25 PM   
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quote:

Whoever invented the BBW did everybody a huge disfavour, by legitimizing obesity. There is no such thing as a BBW - in general, there is only the big woman with a medical problem - or, indeed, the big man with a medical problem.


I hate to say it but i so agree with this -- whoever coined BBW was to me trying to be politcally correct and legitimize a growing problem in our world. For SOME yes, its a problem that is not easily fixed or maybe it can never be fixed, but MOST people can help this issue -- we just don't or we talk about it more than doing anythig about it.

To me, if a woman truly feels she is a beautiful woman, she wouldn't need to coin it into BBW, but all she would need to say is she is a beautiful woman. To specifiy big tell me they are trying to MAKE something acceptable and true to them.

Yeah this isn't a nice way of looking at it, but to me, if a woman feels she is beautiful, she no more has to identify big than she says BHBW -- blonde hair beautiful woman; TBW -- tall beautiful woman etc.

Hopefully women will stop feeling they have to explain to the world they know they are big or identify part of their beauty as being big to justify insecurities, and simply start seeing themselves as beautiful if that's what they feel.

Maybe one day we won't have obesityissues and we all will be ABW -- average beautiful women meaning we all are of an average acceptable weight for our heights lol or HBW -- health beautiful women.

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RE: is weight an obsession? - 4/12/2009 8:13:07 AM   
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I normally would never put down a Dom, but being this is a matter of opinions, let me start. Some Doms, such as my own, are loving and understanding. However, He knows i am fully aware that i am fat. some "doms"(and no i did not capitalize it because they are just cocksuckers themselves on a power trip and are insecure with their own beings) are fully aware how to use "fat" as a positive thing. Others think that "oh fat is gross". some of us have medical problems that are beyond our control. and to be honest, some of us are just pure lazy and sorry. a true Master would want to know a true slave to find out which they are. but as stated above fat is gross. so my point is when a true Master learns that His slave is lazy, this would be when in a positive way, yet firm way, He can train her to work out to lose the weight, and if One gets to know that it is a medical problem, then being a TRUE MASTER, He would help find her a way to become more healthy in life, physically and emotionally.  so to answer your question about being fat or overweight, be yourself, if it is a medical condition then deal with it, if it is because you are lazy and you don't like being fat and have low self esteem, change it. and to the "doms" that do not care to find out the difference, it is their loss of a true slave so fuck them...

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RE: is weight an obsession? - 4/14/2009 4:53:31 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: bigmscles2pleez

All i can say is that i love a big large woman. There is so much to serve and love!


Bless your little heart, bigmscles!


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RE: is weight an obsession? - 4/14/2009 5:19:11 PM   
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I am sorry people were being  mean to you, they are just insecure  and need to pick on someone to feel better about themselves.
I have been on both ends of the "scale game" as high as  277 and on my way down at the moment somewhere in the 190 area I can truly say I never saw myself as a BBW but the invisible blanket it gave me was very soothing to not deal with my issues. When I was ready to come back into the real world and gave up my Dom ( for me food) and face life head on it has been one of the hardest things I have ever done.  I have never had anyone say ugly things to me about my weight only what I said and still say to myself.  I am not obssessed with my weight I just want to be healthy mind body and soul.  I have had ugly emails because I did not respond in the submissive way some wanted but that is a different topic.

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