chiisai_buta wrote:princess piggy wrote:fat barbie wrote:johnxyz wrote:
I try to play along when someone asks me to insult them. But I find it very hard. I just find BBWs, SSBBWs and gainers VERY attractive. It's hard to insult somone who you find is superior.
I don't know if they are superior but it is hard for me to write insultive things about something I in reality love
If you have to write about something you don't enjoy, what's the point? I think you should just write how YOU want to, and is enjoyable for you, and if its not what others want, they can read something else. just my thoughts.
I completely agree here. You shouldn't feel forced to write something that you personally don't 'feel'. What you put into words should be something you're in tune with. They can read other works if they don't like yours.
But it's a game. I mean, if people really hated fat people, why would they be here in the first place?
13 years
I had one woman who wanted me to fall in love with her. Once I did, she dumped me, and told me that the challenge was gone. (The challenge of getting me to love her.)
13 years
Someone hopefully can explain this better, but some people have fat inside the muscles and have beach ball bellies, while others have fat outside the muscles, and this hangs. So, basically like all the other body shape questions, it depends on your genetics.
13 years
Some men like kids. However, to be totally honest, dating someone with kids is not easy. If someone has a very busy life of their own, has male friends that they can call on a moment's notice, it may work out.
But most men realize that they are number two after the kids (which it should be). They know that if they make plans, a sick child, a situation at school, or an undependable baby sitting will cancel those plans.
Like I say, there are men who like kids. But they are in the minority, so it will probably be harder to find someone.
13 years
The politically correct thing to say is that it does not matter. And if someone could not help losing weight, such as an illness, I would say stick with her.
However, in most cases, when people start to diet, they also have an extreme change in personality too. Thier day revolves around what they ate and didn't eat, or could have eaten, or should have eaten.
If you still love her, stick with her. But if her personality changes, and she hates herself being fat, and hates you for liking her fat, it might be a good time to find someone who makes you happy,
13 years
