I'd argue that getting your body to a state that could induce diabetes is unhealthy from the time you start down that road
Do you find overweight people attractive?
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I'd argue that getting your body to a state that could induce diabetes is unhealthy from the time you start down that road
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Being overweight is not attractive at all no.
However it might not stop me from finding them attractive through their personality, although the chances of this will probably be greatly reduced.
However it might not stop me from finding them attractive through their personality, although the chances of this will probably be greatly reduced.
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No they can't.
My ex was a size 8, and my current is a 14.
Both around 5'6".
My current, apart from being prettier in general, has boobs and a nice butt.
Body structure comes into play a lot as well, as a size 14 girl who is 6' will look way more in proportion than a 5' size 14 girl.
I'd say size 14 is my limit, giving allowances for pregnancy of course
I'm also quite slim (5'11", 13 stone), so that also plays a part.
Both around 5'6".
My current, apart from being prettier in general, has boobs and a nice butt.
Body structure comes into play a lot as well, as a size 14 girl who is 6' will look way more in proportion than a 5' size 14 girl.
I'd say size 14 is my limit, giving allowances for pregnancy of course
I'm also quite slim (5'11", 13 stone), so that also plays a part.
I'm arguing a point that Morba raised
If we are discussing an obese rating on the BMI index for person who carries a lot of muscle mass then fair enough I'd agree with you both, but the arguement is evolving from where Morba made the above comment and made references to the woman in the DM articles size not being unhealthy
Actually according to BMI they can. I know someone training to qualify for the olympics (shot put) who can squat over 300kg yet is classed as morbidly obese, when clearly he is extremely fit.
It doesn't take into account those which train for such goals. However this is quite off topic, for the perpose of this thread obese should obviously mean 'fat'. BMI should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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She has seriously let herself go, sad to see, a bit of excercise goes a long way 
My ex was a size 8, and my current is a 14.
Both around 5'6".
My current, apart from being prettier in general, has boobs and a nice butt.
Body structure comes into play a lot as well, as a size 14 girl who is 6' will look way more in proportion than a 5' size 14 girl.
I'd say size 14 is my limit, giving allowances for pregnancy of course
I'm also quite slim (5'11", 13 stone), so that also plays a part.
Not all size 8 women don't have a figure though. Also pregnancy is used a lot these days as the blame for putting on weight. I think it's rubbish, you'd have to eat like a pig to put on 4 stone in 9 months, seriously.
...and as I've said I believe BMI to be a bunch of guff then that is inconsequential to my comment
Noted...and as I've said I believe BMI to be a bunch of guff then that is inconsequential to my comment
Yes, this is about the woman in the article and similar shape / size women rather than people whos BMI is distored by above or below average muscle mass.
I'd always dated stick thin women and never quit felt that great with them. Then I dated a lass who was quiet chunky, but not obese and now I can't even look at skinny lasses. She was absolutely awesome - great in the sack, always up for a laugh and bag after bag of personality.
Now I have absolutely zero interest in thin women at all. I don't like the look and I generally find their attitude doesn't quiet gel with mine.
Now I have absolutely zero interest in thin women at all. I don't like the look and I generally find their attitude doesn't quiet gel with mine.