Munchies:
There's actually a lot more body diversity in male and female bodies. I'm not sure why so many people thing that men only gain one way or women only gain another when there's so much evidence to the contrary.
For example, I knew this guy at work that had the most exaggerated pear shape I ever saw. From his torso up, he looked like he was in the low 200s. But he looked twice as big from the ass down.
Curiousv:
"There are more right-handed people than left handed ones."
"No, you are wrong! There is so much evidence to the contrary! For example, I know this guy who is left-handed."
What an odd way to say you have poor reading comprehension and don't go outside.
But that's okay. I can explain better for you.
Nycfa:
I wasn’t saying that it’s an absolute but, as a generic observation, the female body generally seems to distribute gains more randomly than male bodies.
This is the crux of the disagreement.
Generally, men gain weight in their bellies while women gain weight in their hips, thighs, and butts. However, this isn't always the case. There are a number of contributing factors as to why someone gains a specific way: genetics, hormone levels, health conditions, diet, etc.
Nycfa simply stated that fat women tend to have body diversity and fat men do not. I disagreed with him on that statement. I know that you're not into men, but if you scroll through the bhm side of the feedist community (or look at fat men in general) you'll see that this is the case.
But we are going off topic. This thread is all about determining the line between bbws and ssbbws.
