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Heck no! That reminded me when I was about 13. I liked this girl at an art school I was attending after school. She was about 16. A guy older then I about 19 noticed I liked this girl. He told me to go ahead and ask her out. I told him she was bigger than me and 16. He replied "You are not going to carry her, so what is the problem?" I asked her out and she accepted, since then I never was afraid of girls bigger or older than I. Take care.
I can see that! While there are some bigger woman that can't find a date that are some that have a full dating card. A close friend of mine who I go pub hopping with always has a date and they're not ugly men. She has a really cute face and a great personality so I can see why.
It's not about eating... but more about carelessness. A person who is careless enough to avoid going to the dentist every 6 months probably has other careless tendencies regarding health.
It's more of an ideal scenario. I don't ask for dental records. But if later down the road while dating, it comes up... that is of concern. Unless she has a valid excuse like she was in an accident or something. But a cavity getting so bad that one needs a root canal is typically an indication of not visiting a dentist regularly. Especially in her 20s.
Access to dental insurance isn't exactly readily available even to many employed people, and paying out of pocket is prohibitive.
Oh, this is a beaut. I would love to see the research where this half baked theory came from. Can you provide a link to substaniate these claims?
Really?
Paul Reuben,the Gibson Girl.
The Romans. All throughout history.
In Victorian times,they wore garments to constrict the waist and puffed out the hips.
To be honestxthe only thing that I see that has been consistant regarding female beuaty is the waist hip ratio of O.7,which you can have at 130 pounds or 300 pounds.
Really?
Paul Reuben,the Gibson Girl.
The Romans. All throughout history.
In Victorian times,they wore garments to constrict the waist and puffed out the hips.
To be honestxthe only thing that I see that has been consistant regarding female beuaty is the waist hip ratio of O.7,which you can have at 130 pounds or 300 pounds.
They wore corsettes to cinch the waist smaller - just like spanx today. I went to art school and many people have a misconeption about women from the era you are talking about due to art. Go to a museum and you won't find a skinny chick in a painting and it wasn't because there weren't any, it's just the larger form gave artists more dimension to work with. Hence, the public of today thinks all women of those eras were large and in charge.
So, where's the evident assertions about Africa. Last I checked they come is all shapes and sizes and certainly don't use waist cinchers. You tend to rattle on about the middle east and Africa and other countries you really know little about.
Enlighten me, what does having dental insurace have to do with having a computer and the internet?
I have a personal belief that you put health above unnecessary expenditures. But this is all offtopic.
I think the topic was nailed by the individuals that indicated that less men in general are attracted to bigger women. However, there's plenty that are... just gotta find them.
They wore corsettes to cinch the waist smaller - just like spanx today. I went to art school and many people have a misconeption about women from the era you are talking about due to art. Go to a museum and you won't find a skinny chick in a painting and it wasn't because there weren't any, it's just the larger form gave artists more dimension to work with. Hence, the public of today thinks all women of those eras were large and in charge.
So, where's the evident assertions about Africa. Last I checked they come is all shapes and sizes and certainly don't use waist cinchers. You tend to rattle on about the middle east and Africa and other countries you really know little about.
Spanx doesn't cinch the waist,it holds you in.
Look up Madegascar and you would see they fatten the women up over there so they ccan become more appealing to men.
If you hadn't noticed,African american men tend to like bigger women.
Why? Idk,but I suspect it may be cultural.
Look up Madegascar and you would see they fatten the women up over there so they ccan become more appealing to men.
If you hadn't noticed,African american men tend to like bigger women.
Why? Idk,but I suspect it may be cultural.
Let's be honest here. When men were interested in bigger women way back then... it was a "chubby" girl. Now big has gotten grossly big and that's not what men were after.
Either way, however, extra weight generally has weight implications and I, along with my slight OCD, find that unattractive.
If you hadn't noticed,African american men tend to like bigger women.
Why? Idk,but I suspect it may be cultural.
uhh no, that's just another stereotype.
a bigger women does not equal a feminine woman,
femininity....now that's something that all men like in a woman.
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