"soft girl"

Munchies:
Yeah, no. That's not even close to what I'm doing.


Denial huh? That’s usually how it starts with most problems.
9 months

"soft girl"

Munchies:
In this weather????

I think the fuck not!

But in all seriousness, I am very confused as to this whole "I gotta win against Munchies" thing you've got going on. I'm not trying to "win" an argument with you. I wasn't even aware we were having a fight.

From my perspective, this has been a case of me explaining something I know a lot about to someone who has a passing understanding. I feel like you have some kind of beef with me, but it's very one-sided.

Like, what are we doing here? I have no quarrel with you. The list of people I have actual beef with is very short, and you aren't even on the list.


Ha ha! Well I am Canadian so it doesn’t bother me as much. 😜

All jokes aside thought, I think everyone knows when someone tells them to “touch grass” as in a way to get off the internet and devices and experience the outside world… maybe talk to someone IRL. There’s more to life outside of our devices than it is on the inside. Self-improvement people have preached about this. Heck, I have seen you tell other users to touch grass. You should know that.

Now I respect you and your advice and opinions. But recently it seems like you just haven’t been giving me a break from some of the recent forum discussions. It’s almost like you don’t want people to have a different opinion even if it’s something quite similar to yours.

To save this particular forum discussion from being chaotic, I’ll have to write you a note when I can.
9 months

"soft girl"

Munchies:
You mean like a type A kinda person?

JN_TumLover56:
Ahh… sure you can say that. It’s like when I am saying a “softie” I’m trying to say as to describe someone who is humble and kind or even down to earth. Instead of someone who’s very uptight to a point where they come off as a rough person.

I’m essentially saying something similar to what you said earlier but saying it in my own way y’know?

Munchies:
I see.

Yeah, no the soft girl doesn't exclude those kinds of women.

It should. The lifestyle champions being gentle, delicate, and carefree. But having interacted with a great many of the soft girl girlies, I can confirm most of them are mean.

Like ... meaner than me by a significant margin.


Seems like I can’t win no matter how much I try to counter you, even if I may have a point. Anyways I’m going to head out to touch grass now. Highly recommend! 💯
9 months

Interesting fact about fat fetish

AskDrFeeder:
You'd think so, but I've definitely read statements by BBWs saying they don't want guys who have a thing for fat women (let alone gaining women!). I guess such women fear being fetishized.


You know I actually do agree with this in some way shape or form. Because I can relate from my own experiences.

A recent example (even if it was a few months ago) I talked to a girl who was plus size and very much my type. And she also appreciates the fact that I am into women like her, even the belly attraction thing of mine. However because she was in the process of losing weight she told me that she’s very against this fetish. I respected her decision and told her that I am not into it anymore as I used to, I want to like her for her and not her body.

It didn’t end up working out, but it’s behind me now. What I am trying to say is that many plus size women (or any women really) don’t like to be a fetish whatsoever. Especially when someone is only interested in their features and nothing else. Women are not objects and should never be so! But if someone doesn’t really need any sexual tension, they are more likely to be ahead of everyone else who do.

I have made a comment previously where I mentioned that some people do despise feedism. It’s something that someone in this should have awareness about. Of course, people do have their preferences but if it’s in a perspective of a fetish… that’s when it could get problematic.
9 months

"soft girl"

Munchies:
You mean like a type A kinda person?


Ahh… sure you can say that. It’s like when I am saying a “softie” I’m trying to say as to describe someone who is humble and kind or even down to earth. Instead of someone who’s very uptight to a point where they come off as a rough person.

I’m essentially saying something similar to what you said earlier but saying it in my own way y’know?
9 months

"soft girl"

AskDrFeeder:
Been reading about the "soft girl" trend. I know it's not "soft" in the sense that fat bodies are soft, but I wonder if there's any overlap between soft girls and feedees. Anyone?

JN_TumLover56:
I think I have heard that it’s a long the lines of being a softie compared to someone who has a strong face and sturdy. If that’s one way to say it?

Munchies:
Eh, no. My comment gives a brief overview of the soft girl lifestyle. It has nothing to do with facial features or body shape. You can have a strong face and sturdy body while having a soft life. On the flip side, you can have softer features and a willowy body without being part of the soft life.


That wasn’t what I was referring to. I was talking about more of a personality type way. As in that you have to be tough and boss-like in a world where people want to bring you down. Or perhaps being such a technical strictly person that always has some sort of edge to them.

Strange metaphor but yeah.
9 months

Does anyone enjoy being unhealthy or unfit ?

ChrisNass:
My wife enjoys it. She's very unhealthy but she doesn't care about it, just the opposite.
She says it makes her feel the way she wants to feel and it is an extra on top of her weight.


Woah, why did almost everything you said intrigued me a bit?
9 months

"soft girl"

AskDrFeeder:
Been reading about the "soft girl" trend. I know it's not "soft" in the sense that fat bodies are soft, but I wonder if there's any overlap between soft girls and feedees. Anyone?


I think I have heard that it’s a long the lines of being a softie compared to someone who has a strong face and sturdy. If that’s one way to say it?
9 months

A vaccine that will prevent weight gain!?

Munchies:
And this is why discernment is so important. By all means, don't surround yourself with yesmen. But you also gotta know when to listen and when to ignore.


If this means critical thinking then yes. I’ve done plenty of that and try to acknowledge opinions from both sides to gain some awareness. The responsibility ain’t easy, but it’s for the better to carve out your own path for what you want to believe in.
9 months

A vaccine that will prevent weight gain!?

Munchies:
This isn't so much about me lambasting you (because I'm not) as it is about giving you an example of what you could have if you play your cards right.

If I were lambasting you, I'd be much, much meaner.

And ebony is the porn term for black - not African American. Ebony is for all black people - not just the American ones.


Well I’m all for doing better for learning from my whoopsie daisies. However I also have heard that when it comes to hate comments some people would rather consider them as “critically truthful” comments. Not like that has anything to do with this conversation, but it’s an interesting thought.

Ahh I see. I always seem to get that confused when it comes the term of “Ebony”.
9 months