1 year
Fat belly but small boobs
This made me tear up a bit😭 you described me.
From what I've seen of you, you are very pretty - objectively speaking.
CuppaJoe:
I was lucky enough to date a woman who enjoyed letting go and piled on a bunch of weight while we were together. She gained everywhere except her chest, so she had a beautiful pear shape with an adorable belly and nice thick hips, but would sometimes lament that her breasts never benefited from all of the extra calories.
I thought she was SMOKING hot at every size of our relationship, including her chest, and tried to always show her how attractive I felt she was.
I know she appreciated the attention and often mentioned how much she loved just being "free" with food and her weight, but no matter what I said or did - she still was unhappy with her chest. I could never fully convince her otherwise.
And I came to learn - that was her right. She was completely entitled to feel however she wanted to feel about herself, no matter how much I wished she would see herself the way that I saw her - stunning in every way.
So, I continued to compliment her but I gave up trying to change her mind about her chest. It was a matter of genetics and mindset.
To answer your question - I think that any person who consents to gain because they enjoy it and feel good about how it makes them feel is FAR more attractive on the whole than any singular body part that does or doesn't fatten up as a result of their choice.
Hispanicbbw:
I was lucky enough to date a woman who enjoyed letting go and piled on a bunch of weight while we were together. She gained everywhere except her chest, so she had a beautiful pear shape with an adorable belly and nice thick hips, but would sometimes lament that her breasts never benefited from all of the extra calories.
I thought she was SMOKING hot at every size of our relationship, including her chest, and tried to always show her how attractive I felt she was.
I know she appreciated the attention and often mentioned how much she loved just being "free" with food and her weight, but no matter what I said or did - she still was unhappy with her chest. I could never fully convince her otherwise.
And I came to learn - that was her right. She was completely entitled to feel however she wanted to feel about herself, no matter how much I wished she would see herself the way that I saw her - stunning in every way.
So, I continued to compliment her but I gave up trying to change her mind about her chest. It was a matter of genetics and mindset.
To answer your question - I think that any person who consents to gain because they enjoy it and feel good about how it makes them feel is FAR more attractive on the whole than any singular body part that does or doesn't fatten up as a result of their choice.
Hispanicbbw:
From what I've seen of you, you are very pretty - objectively speaking.
1 year
