toservez -> RE: Small frame makes me vain? (10/25/2006 9:32:12 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Jewel85 i have recently joined the public scene, and am happy to say that i love it. i have gone now three times to the Crucible, D.C.'s only BDSM club, and a great one it is....except some of the people. i have a high preference for tall, slim, slightly muscular men, not more than 10 lbs. over their ideal weight. i am willing to play with others as well, but i don't see any Master of mine to be overweight, because i feel if they cannot take care of themselves, how can i ever trust them to take care of me?? i am 5'4" and now 137 lbs (and slowly losing more, trying to get down to 120). When i have gone to the club or out to a party or any such, yes i like to flaunt my body. i feel i am beautiful, and i want to show everyone how beautiful i am. But i have been told to stop being so vain and flaunting my body by some people, all of them overweight. Is this just their insecurity about their weight, or is there something wrong with me being proud of my small frame? When did being unhealthily obese become ideal? i'm sorry if i offend, but i find obesity disgusting, and if someone is very obese, i have a hard time being around them, because i find it so repulsive. What is wrong with wanting a healthy, thin body, as long as you aren't skin and bones? i'm tired of being called out for being beautifully thin. ~jewel @}-;--- It is called jealousy nothing more and nothing less. Remember it is people reacting to their own issues and the extra attention you are certainly getting and some of that is because you are new. Unfortunately it has been my experience some women in the scene will never accept you or treat you decently because of this issue. I repeat the word some and I did not use the words all or most. We are attracted to what we are attracted to and there is nothing wrong with that no matter what gender we are. If you prefer skinny men then more power to you. That is not better or worse then another person only attracted to people with long hair, the size of a person's paycheck, and other things politically correct society has taught us is superficial but our brains refuse to adjust for. Now if you have been going around and sprouting off to people about what you have commented on here and have been rude to men who you have turned down, then I can see why some people might have problems with you. There is nothing wrong with not being attracted to people who are overweight, but judging them the way you did is not much different then how you think some of them have judged you.
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