Aneirin
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Joined: 3/18/2006 From: Tamaris Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus Aneirin, if you only knew how fat women are reviled, you might understand. BBW is a WARNING, as much as anything, that the owner of said profile is a person who is not a supermodel, whose bones do not stick out, who has natural breasts, and a belly and bum to match. BECAUSE THAT'S HOW WOMEN ARE. Defense, pride, defiance, I think it's all of those. I am overweight, but not a BBW. Still, I let folks know that I am a fat girl, and I will be a fat girl tomorrow too, thank you very much. If that is an issue, then the other party needs to move on, sharpish. My only experience of fat was the fact that I was married to a woman for ten years who when I met her was of a size that was comfortable to me, which was not slim, but not fat, normal I would think for a woman in her late thirties who had given birth to three kids, but as time went on she got larger and I got the blame for that, it was my fault she had become in her words fat and that because she was unhappy. Strangely, the same thing her ex husband told me, he also got that blame too. She tried slimming diet after slimming diet ad finitum with no lasting effect, I tried to tell her, her biggest problem was weak stomach muscles, something she could sort out with concentrated exercise, but that was not for her, one false hope after another false hope with whatever was the latest diet and with that, the cabbage soup diet was nasty. I do understand though this fascination we have with weight, and size, as it seems media has a hand in it, for they tell us what the ideal is in every person, the result being brainwashed into the ideal physique, people pass people by looking for that ideal we are told we must have to feel complete. But how times have changed, the ideal female physique of the 1950's to now, quite frankly I find the 1950's physique more attractive.
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Everything we are is the result of what we have thought, the mind is everything, what we think, we become - Guatama Buddha Conservatism is distrust of people tempered by fear - William Gladstone
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