Confessions Of A Fat Girl (Probably Not You'd Think It Is)

The biggest sex organ is the brain!..Congrats on finding a lady who ;gets you'..good luck to you both..

 

Your husband is a wise and enlightened man... I'm thrilled to know that they are still out there. Including many members of Hip Forums...

 

I am curvy too... and I am just now finally learning to appreciate that.

 

This is so true... when I was thin, I was convinced I wasn't. I would love to be that size again, and maybe some day I will. But I'm not going to stop enjoying life now, and just wait for that day to arrive, because it might never happen.

 

Sunfighter and Juicelover... your posts made me smile. Thank you!!! :crowngrin:

 

Marilyn Monroe was curvy, too, and no one complained about her...LOL

 

It is just a body type..... ...picnic, I think, although my genius dad who knew everything said I was half that and half the athletic type.....then there is the Audrey Hepburn...flat board type. I always wanted to be flat and was never happy....but am now.....

 

It's ridiculous to me that people think that others must look and act like a certain "role model"; tall, thin, long legs, big boobs, flat tummy, tight pussy.... when in reality very few women look like this... just like most men are not 6'4, big muscles, six pack abs, 10 inch dick. In fact, most of the people who look like this tend to have a lot of other problems... emotional, mental, intellectual, spiritual....

My favorite women are those who are confident, happy, supportive, and have a great sense of humor.

My favorite men are those who are confident, happy, supportive and have a great sense of humor.

Although I do admit a weakness for men who are mature (doesn't have to mean in age), who are big, have hairy chests, strong hands, a great smile, a twinkle in their eye and like and encourage me in my own pursuits...

Size, in either men or women, doesn't determine if they are a good person, a great lover or how sexy they look. Sexy is an attitude, not a look.

 

Yeah... and then ideas about beauty changed... was it when Twiggy was popular and then went on to Kate Moss? The idea that what is beautiful now is very limited, which is insane. Not everyone likes everyone to look the same. I am glad there are people who still appreciate curves... both men and women.