I also like photos of big gals lounging on couches and eating chocolates, probably due to my childhood exposure to "Porky's Romance".

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I also like photos of bellies that have gotten too big for their shirts and are starting to peek out, e.g.:

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I don't know a lot about photography but you'll be ahead of the game if you use a real camera with a tripod and a timer and PLENTY OF LIGHT.



I love full-body shots. If you need to crop the face, fine, but let's see everything else. Feet, arms, legs, knees. (I'd add belly, but it looks like you've figured that part out!)

Shots with lots of skin are wonderful but I like dressy ones too.

I'd love to see you try (and possibly fail!) to do things you could easily do if you were thinner...crossing your legs while seated in a chair, trying to pick stuff up off the floor, climbing stairs (requires video), touching your toes, hugging your knees, etc.

Any photos that portray gluttony are nice, e.g. a shot of you with a big pile of fattening goodies followed by one of you after you've finished them that includes the empty food wrappers, dirty dishes, etc.

From subsequent conversations on this it seems to me that people "let go" when they realize they like eating and gaining more than they care about what others think or any other possible downsides.

Typically they will gain unintentionally and discover they like it more than they ever thought they would and/or realize that whatever they were afraid of isn't as bad as they feared.

At this point they

LET

GO!

I'll take the one where she goes up and down the stairs. Cutest vid ever!

Who here would say they've "let go" with regard to their weight?

What if he were thinner but taller and stronger? Would that feel okay?

Actually I've tried that and couldn't get it to work! Also, they don't deliver immediately.

Everyone please take note of the above. This drug may cause a permanent appetite increase...go easy!

I just remembered this time when I was in college. In the dorm I overheard this guy telling a really beautiful chubby (at least 40 lbs "overweight" I'm guesing) gal that she looked great, and would look fantastic if she lost some weight. She seemed to take it as a complement, but it sounded pretty rude to me.

I had a chance to talk to her after he left and really wanted to say something like "You look great the way you are. Don't change a thing!". But I barely knew her, and was afraid of coming across as rude. I said nothing.

Opinions? Should I have said what I wanted? Or something else? Or was I wise to have said nothing?