You don't explain it to them. If they ask, you tell them that you don't mind, and you are happy. No need to discuss sexual kinks to your family, and no need to justify your decisions.

I love to see women holding their bellies like a pregnant women would, even though they are not pregnant. Even better when a non-pregnant woman is wearing maternity clothes.

If she doesn't want to wear a certain kind of clothes, don't push it. Just because she knows it turns you on doesn't mean that she should wear something she is not comfortable in.

Where you gain is totally genetic. Since you are transgender, you can get hormone therapy, but even then there are no guarantees.

Not too many other places for them to come from. Not too many fat athletes.

There are not that many role models for BBWs and BHMs, and it is a shame to see a role model denounce their size.

I didn't read the Sun article, but it has happened for years. Celebrities like Carney Wilson, Oprah, Roseann, Camryn Manheim and so many more. This upsets me too.

It's a little of both. It's nice to see one of "them" become one of "us." It's also nice to see someone who is already a BBW/SSBBW. But after a point, even if it is 500 pounds, I don't think adding more weight is exciting.

It is totally wrong. It is her decision to attempt to be at the weight she wants to be.

Size is not the only aspect of jiggling. This includes women. Some are perky and large and don't jiggle much. Some are small and saggy and jiggle even at an A cup.