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I googled "sexy fat girl," and came up with this. Although she is a little overweight, she still is pretty dang hot if you ask me. I definitely would not turn her down.
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I googled "sexy fat girl," and came up with this. Although she is a little overweight, she still is pretty dang hot if you ask me. I definitely would not turn her down.
Other than her boobs she looks doesn't look all that heavy. Cute, but too pale for my liking
I googled "sexy fat girl," and came up with this. Although she is a little overweight, she still is pretty dang hot if you ask me. I definitely would not turn her down.
She isn't fat, she just has huge boobs. You can see her clavicle bones.
My mom can also be hypercritical as well. She is always commenting on other people's clothing or shapes. Typical comments from my mom:
1. I really don't get this whole Kim Kardashian (and Serena Williams) thing, her butt is way out of proportion.
2. (when a woman walks by in a slightly sheer dress) where is her slip!
3. OMG, her legs are way too skinny (average model or hollywood celebrity)
4. re: Queen Latifah: she is pretty and always dresses appropriately
5. "I hate showing my legs, they are way too skinny." (re: herself)
I definitely have an interesting sense of body image, because of my mom. That is for sure!
Yeah I think that is moms in general! I can't be so nice about mine, my mother was pretty awful but also critical of herself (and with comments about her own skinny legs).. a conversation once between my mom and Grandma, a few years ago (before my Grandma died) took place and went like this:
My Grandma was commenting about my tattoo which is on my upper bicep and said, to my mother, "When did she get that tattoo? It sure is big!" (My Grandma had dementia and forgot everything).. my mother responds to her with "Yeah, it sure is! Maybe if her arm wasn't so big it wouldn't look so big, hahaha!"
Nice. I was standing, literally five feet away. It may sound melodramatic but I blame her entirely for the bulimia I developed in my 20's. It's a long story but yeah, her fault!
Then again, my Grandma was the same. Before the dementia hit she was really mean. I remember when I was in my mid 20's (and at a great weight) trying on a snug fitting green velvet Christmas dress for a party. I came out of the bedroom and my Grandmother said "That looks 10 times better on your mother. You are too fat for that dress."
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Originally Posted by LS Jaun
"sneak ice cream to me after my mother had told me I couldn't have it"
Dad sneaking you a treat
Do you think your mother drove him off?
I have a grandmother that drove off my grandfather. She made my mom think that the guy was some evil freak even though my mom always had good memories of him. She found him as an adult and found him to be the sweetest guy in the world.
No, she told him to go. He was emotionally abusive and an alcoholic control freak. I only have a handful of positive memories of him and they were all from when I was very small. Later on, he was just as mean to me as he was to everyone else. She was no prize either, but I can see why she divorced him. However, I watched her drive off perfectly great guys that came along after him. There was one in particular, a boyfriend she had when I was in high school, that I ADORED and still miss to this day. She admits now that she was "hard on him". Ya think!? She was awful. Nothing he did was ever good enough and he worshiped the ground she walked on. Now I have the idea in my mind to look him up.
You can see her clavicles because her gigantic breasts are pulling off all the skin on her torso.
And some women naturally show their clavicles. I had a roommate that was around 5'2 and weighed probably 170 lbs and you could see her clavicles and she had a very trim face. Everything else was pretty big, but she never gained weight in her shoulders or face. Very odd.
There are men out there looking for dates and rejecting women who USED to be obese/fat but lost the weight because 'potential to regain is higher .' It's even been said on here a few times by guys. On one hand they don't want the fat women, but only the ones who were born thin and stay thin? WTH. Never satisfied.....
Hell yes, overweight women can be hot, and I personally prefer a woman I don't feel compelled to play the xylophone when I see her ribs sticking out badly or see her spine sticking out. I'd also rather bump some cushion instead of being jabbed by pelvic bones, too.
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I can't be so nice about mine, my mother was pretty awful but also critical of herself (and with comments about her own skinny legs).. a conversation once between my mom and Grandma, a few years ago (before my Grandma died) took place and went like this:
I was standing, literally five feet away. It may sound melodramatic but I blame her entirely for the bulimia I developed in my 20's. It's a long story but yeah, her fault!
