BBW lovers thread

[LaneyDoll]

Originally Posted by Bad_boi

Here is to hoping I meet a cuddly bbw. <3

I am really not trying to sound mean when I say this but I am a BBW and if someone called me "cuddly" it would offend me to no end.

[AlexHunter]

I'm not too big of a fella (not scrawny, either - I am what most would call lean and fit), but I appreciate women of all sizes, including BBW. I second the notion that I would never be with someone "in spite" of her size or have to "look past" her weight - hell no - if I am with someone, it's a given that she makes me stir between my legs and that's that. I'll show her off in public and ravage her in private.

Sexiness is not a number on the scale; sexiness is the confidence she exudes; her eyes, her lips, her smile, her wardrobe selections, the way she moves, and the way she expresses herself intellectually... among numerous other things that are irrelevant to weight.

Curves are a big part of my attraction to a woman's body. I love the feel of softness. To be blunt, I love big tits and fat asses.

I'll be honest - I think plenty of people are attracted to BBWs and they are reluctant to admit it. Sure, I would want a BBW to have a stunning face and be well put together, but I would desire the same from a slender or athletic woman. The media projects destructive (and sometimes disgusting) images of oftentimes anorexic women and tells us that is what we should want (to be or to fuck, depending on which side of the equation you are on.)

I think it is important to be physically healthy (for instance, an ex of mine had some health problems that were fixed by losing weight, so I encouraged her to do it - not so she could be "hotter" as I found her extremely sexy as she was, but so her life could be happier, easier, and more comfortable), but as long as you are, it's all good.

[AlexHunter]

One thing though:

Dear Big Girls,

Please don't be afraid to let me pick you up. I'm not going to drop you. I can literally lift twice my weight and the majority of you aren't.

[ScandalAndy]

Tease!

Originally Posted by AlexHunter

One thing though:

Dear Big Girls,

Please don't be afraid to let me pick you up. I'm not going to drop you. I can literally lift twice my weight and the majority of you aren't.

[ScandalAndy]

Last night I went to a screening of "MissRepresentation" at the lgbt community center. Some of the messages being perpetuated in the media about "weight as worth" and beauty ideals are really damaging. The film and discussion afterwards were really empowering. I encourage you all to see it if you can!

[LaneyDoll]

Originally Posted by AlexHunter

I'm not too big of a fella (not scrawny, either - I am what most would call lean and fit), but I appreciate women of all sizes, including BBW. I second the notion that I would never be with someone "in spite" of her size or have to "look past" her weight - hell no - if I am with someone, it's a given that she makes me stir between my legs and that's that. I'll show her off in public and ravage her in private.

Sexiness is not a number on the scale; sexiness is the confidence she exudes; her eyes, her lips, her smile, her wardrobe selections, the way she moves, and the way she expresses herself intellectually... among numerous other things that are irrelevant to weight.

Curves are a big part of my attraction to a woman's body. I love the feel of softness. To be blunt, I love big tits and fat asses.

I'll be honest - I think plenty of people are attracted to BBWs and they are reluctant to admit it. Sure, I would want a BBW to have a stunning face and be well put together, but I would desire the same from a slender or athletic woman. The media projects destructive (and sometimes disgusting) images of oftentimes anorexic women and tells us that is what we should want (to be or to fuck, depending on which side of the equation you are on.)

I think it is important to be physically healthy (for instance, an ex of mine had some health problems that were fixed by losing weight, so I encouraged her to do it - not so she could be "hotter" as I found her extremely sexy as she was, but so her life could be happier, easier, and more comfortable), but as long as you are, it's all good.

OK, I am totally in love with this post. I may be a bigger girl but I get a lot of compliments on my eyes, my hair, my hands etc. When my eyes are made up to go out (like to the club) I have to wear sunglasses at any place I stop en route-I get that much attention. I have had cashiers stuttering, hostesses coming back to the table with a friend in tow and waiters buying me drinks because of it.

A lot of times, it is all about the attitude. If you are confident AND attractive AND still personable, people will tell to want to be close to you.

Thanks for the great post Alex!!!

[1QuirkyKiwi]

Originally Posted by AlexHunter

Sexiness is not a number on the scale; sexiness is the confidence she exudes; her eyes, her lips, her smile, her wardrobe selections, the way she moves, and the way she expresses herself intellectually... among numerous other things that are irrelevant to weight.


I'll be honest - I think plenty of people are attracted to BBWs and they are reluctant to admit it. Sure, I would want a BBW to have a stunning face and be well put together, but I would desire the same from a slender or athletic woman. The media projects destructive (and sometimes disgusting) images of oftentimes anorexic women and tells us that is what we should want (to be or to fuck, depending on which side of the equation you are on.)

You’re right! It is so amazing that people, who are attracted to BBWs, feel they have to hide this from friends and family for fear of ridicule and other unpleasant attitudes. Western society hails the skinny, cosmetic surgery enhanced woman as the utopian of beauty. The health complications attached to such procedures are truly frightening!

As important as it is to be healthy whatever weight and size a woman is and a healthy diet is part of this; gentics also play a greater part. My best friend is slender and is Diabetic along with this, has high Blood pressure. She's also slightly younger than I am.

For me being a BBW is a little of this…

Beauty is an essence! It’s life experience; it’s wisdom; it’s the state of one’s heart. It’s the kindness showing through a woman’s eyes and her smile; it’s the playful expression when she’s feeling cheeky; it’s many things……I see far more beauty in an abundance of curves, than I do in a standard model size. The larger form conveys much more in terms of sensuality, voluptuousness, generosity and sexuality.

It’s ironic, as my previous two long term partners have been slender and muscular women. I’ve dated all shapes and sizes, yet, the ones that have been most attracted to me are slender and muscular.

There's more to explore, love and enjoy!

[AlexHunter]

Originally Posted by 1QuirkyKiwi

As important as it is to be healthy whatever weight and size a woman is and a healthy diet is part of this; gentics also play a greater part. My best friend is slender and is Diabetic along with this, has high Blood pressure. She's also slightly younger than I am.

Well, yeah... I know plenty of thin people who are out of shape; our nation is out of shape. I also have a buddy who is very overweight yet a beast in track and field. All the skinny kids would see him and laugh until they realized he was one of the best and, well, faster than the majority of them.

Looks are deceiving. I appear to be in great shape because I am naturally slim and build muscle easily. Granted, I am far more fit than most people, but I am nowhere near where I used to be. I'd like to get back there. I don't think I could run a mile without stopping to walk unless a mugger was chasing me...

Also, some people store fat in obvious external places, while others store more closely packed fat between their organs. The former is more aesthetically troublesome but the latter is far more lethal.

I have known many women who went to obnoxious lengths to be skinny: crash diets, starvation, laxatives, purging, extreme cardio, sitting in a tub of ice cubes for an hour, diet pills, amphetamine abuse, and the list goes on. I dated a type 1 diabetic who purposely skipped insulin shots so she would stay skinny. It's a hell of a lot worse to abuse your body like that than it is to be a few pounds bigger!

[AlexHunter]

And... and... I have dated my share of models and dancers (both ballet dancers and burlesque dancers), as well as a figure skater and a figure competitor - all which have A LOT of pressure to look a certain way.

Truth be told, I'd rather a girl who actually wants to eat meals and desserts with me. Constantly obsessing over food takes some of the enjoyment and excitement out of having a good meal. That observation has no connection to someone's size, just her attitude. A healthy outlook on food is a beautiful thing. It's one of life's simple pleasures; a necessity that I feel we should all enjoy.

I pointed out to a few of my exes that I hoped they would be able to eat things they wanted without feeling guilty. They blew up at me and said I should not rag on them for watching their diet if I want them to look good. My reply was, "Well, you're the one who cares so much if you gain a little weight, not me. You would still look good."

The guilt and stigma attached to "splurging" on food is not related to size, either... it's a tragic complex the media has given to women of all body types. When we're inundated with airbrushed models, commercials about diet pills/fat loss supplements, tabloids about who gained weight and who looks fat, and peers who swallow this information till it consumes them, it can be tough not to get sucked in and allow it to eat you, too.

[RNgirl]

Hope everyone had a good weekend and has a great week!

[Bad_boi]

School goes out this week. I get some time to myself before summer quarter. I managed to get a date with a BBW. I couldn't be more exited cuz they are super cute :3