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All of the above? . Honestly it's impossible to say - depends entirely on the individuals. Every time I think I've figured out my "type" I meet or see a woman who is totally not that type who I find incredibly attractive. And I'm 32.
Irealize you have backed off since posting this, OP, but your choice of words really calls into question your level of intelligence and maturity. You may be a smart guy, but you certainly are not projecting such. Body image is a very intimate issue for a lot of people. You don't have to embrace body types you don't like, but it would certainly help if you used language that was not potentially hurtful to others. A smart man finds a way to voice himself in such a way that he preserves the dignity of others.
In answer to your question, I prefer #2. To me it's more than just what a girl looks like that matters. And I don't think any guy looks at a potential partner without considering intimacy issues. For me, sexual compatibility is every bit as important as physical appearance.
Before I was married I was with girls who were closer to #1 and #2, and even bigger than her. I noticed I actually enjoyed the sex with the bigger girls more than the smaller, petite, lean, athletic ones. Gradually I stopped pursuing them altogether and focussed on girls I thought were beautiful and with whom I felt I had a grater sexual compatibility. It took some time to learn to be attracted to big girls as much as the more "ideal" girls. A lot of that I chalked up to societal pressure. I'm glad inocercame that. I still appreciate girls like in the first photo (photo edits notwithstanding) but sometimes our eyes don't get toake the choice for our bodies.
So all things outside of looks being equal, give me #2.
Irealize you have backed off since posting this, OP, but your choice of words really calls into question your level of intelligence and maturity. You may be a smart guy, but you certainly are not projecting such. Body image is a very intimate issue for a lot of people. You don't have to embrace body types you don't like, but it would certainly help if you used language that was not potentially hurtful to others. A smart man finds a way to voice himself in such a way that he preserves the dignity of others.
In answer to your question, I prefer #2. To me it's more than just what a girl looks like that matters. And I don't think any guy looks at a potential partner without considering intimacy issues. For me, sexual compatibility is every bit as important as physical appearance.
Before I was married I was with girls who were closer to #1 and #2, and even bigger than her. I noticed I actually enjoyed the sex with the bigger girls more than the smaller, petite, lean, athletic ones. Gradually I stopped pursuing them altogether and focussed on girls I thought were beautiful and with whom I felt I had a grater sexual compatibility. It took some time to learn to be attracted to big girls as much as the more "ideal" girls. A lot of that I chalked up to societal pressure. I'm glad inocercame that. I still appreciate girls like in the first photo (photo edits notwithstanding) but sometimes our eyes don't get toake the choice for our bodies.
So all things outside of looks being equal, give me #2.
I admit being harsh in that post, but in real life I would never say such things to women. But its my strong feeling that I am attracted primarily to skinny & fit girls. Never really had "the eye" to see plumpness as gorgeous. I accept that I am still a young immature 21 year old chap. Lets see if my preferences change in my late 20's on maturing. But I highly doubt it. Unlike most women, I am a plump guy myself, and in my mind there is nothing better than cuddling with a petite athletic women. You are blessed with "the eye" to see beauty in plump women, while I am not. I admit, 5'10" with 166 lb and 24 % body fat is pretty attractive, but 5'7" and 124 lb with 20 % body fat sounds even hotter and more womanly. Given the choice though, I would go with #1.
Real life situations may differ due to other factors. Woman # 2 could be a wonderful lady with a fantastic attitude, high level of academic achievement, and a loving individual who truly cares for her man which will make her a better candidate for relationships in my book. But this thread depends solely on body shape, not the other factors. Bad looks =/= failure in relationships.
Last edited by Adi from the Brunswicks; 02-03-2014 at 10:11 AM..
So, here are the physical body specifications of 2 gals:
5'7", 124 lb, 20% body fat
5'10" 166 lb, 24% body fat
Who, in your mind would have a more attractive body shape.
For me, its 1 all the way. Skinny and fit looks amazing on women.
Hefty, um...., not so much.
I do not know what that means. I need a pic. But at those heights I suppose they are all leg. I would bang the thin one now and the heavy one after a few drinks. The heavier she is the more drinks required.
I admit being harsh in that post, but in real life I would never say such things to women. But its my strong feeling that I am attracted primarily to skinny & fit girls. Never really had "the eye" to see plumpness as gorgeous. I accept that I am still a young immature 21 year old chap. Lets see if my preferences change in my late 20's on maturing. But I highly doubt it. Unlike most women, I am a plump guy myself, and in my mind there is nothing better than cuddling with a petite athletic women. You are blessed with "the eye" to see beauty in plump women, while I am not. I admit, 5'10" with 166 lb and 24 % body fat is pretty attractive, but 5'7" and 124 lb with 20 % body fat sounds even hotter and more womanly. Given the choice though, I would go with #1.
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So, you're 'plump' but don't like your female equivalent? They call that hypocrisy.
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