The thick white girl

Im trying to figure out how she got them on, she must have been wearing them for years, ie when she was there size and she has just never taken them off.

Damn though that feeder crap scares me to death, thats what they call those guys who want there women to get big, i watched a doc on 4 about it, one woman had to divorce her husband as he was feeding her to the point of killing her.:-(

 

This photo reminds me of this lady I used to know of at church. She claimed she was my size and she had to be at least 100 pounds heavier than me. At the time I wondered if maybe I was in total denial or something. There was just no way she was going to give up being a size 16 though even if she was really a size 28 or whatever. She'd wear sleeveless shirts too and her arms were bigger than my thighs. And I'm a big girl myself.

I went looking at bbw sites the other day....there are some really really big people on those things wearing all sorts of lingerie. They obviously are getting a lot of positive attention too.

 

This pic isn't very funny. Frankly, it's tantamount to someone posting a picture of an ape on racist site and...you get the idea. Many people are all for promoting equality and non-discrimination when it comes to skin color, but not when it comes to someone who is mentally distressed enough to gain this much weight.

Have you ever noticed that most pictures of morbidly obese people on the internet are of women? Women had made up the majority, but the gap between the sexes is closing or has closed in some parts of the world, according to this article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...-in-obesity-stakes-official-figures-show.html

Most photographs of these women on the internet are sexual in nature, and are presented in a manner of humor or pornography. I believe that men who negatively obsess about very large women have the same mentality as closeted men who negatively obsess over homosexual males.

 

How about this one?

What else do you believe?

 

Saty - why?:smt090

 

You snarky ass.

 

:smt015:smt015

 

My only problem with this idea is that the woman allowed someone to take a picture of her like that and probably knows it is on the internet, and some women post their own pictures like that, so if they don't have an issue with it then neither do I.

 

EPIC FAIL captioning goes on the bottom of the pic. I don't have this pic without the captioning.

 

She doth protest too much methinks

 

Missed ya too and your sexual posts!! haha!

 

Damn, she's going to take ages trying to fasten those again.

I don't know why she doesn't wear something more comfortable like this?



From the epidose where Homer becomes obese so he can work at home.

@KnCA - yeah I know people like that... they insist they weigh the same as me yet they have to be at least 2 sizes bigger. It's crazy. Oh yeah and the people that think if they force themselves into clothes that are too small it makes them that size... it can't be comfortable.

 

Weight is a little more variable from person to person. Two people the exact same size can be very different weights...and someone 2 sizes bigger than you actually could weigh the same. Sometimes the weight is simply distributed differently in their body. If a girl has evenly distributed weight she'll wear a smaller size than a girl the same body weight who carries all of her weight in her stomach and ass and thighs, for example.

Size looks differently on different people, too. I went to school with a girl who wore roughly the same size as me. She weighed less than me, but she looked a -lot- bigger than I did, because of the way her excess fat was distributed throughout her body.

I'm one of those people who tends to look smaller than the sizes I actually wear...my butt takes up so much space I have to buy bigger jeans, which leaves them baggy everywhere else. *L*

I wish all this talk of size would just stop. It's kind of pointless in my opinion. It seems the conversations always devolve into fighting and insults, because no one can ever agree on a universal size for anything because everyone has such different views, opinions, and preferences.

Why on Earth we all can't just sit down and say "We love who we love, end of discussion." is beyond me. I've got plenty of male friends who prefer those little stick figure girls who don't even have curves at all..but every time I see them they give me a hug and say "What's up, homie?" instead of "Oh fuck, you're fat because you're not my sexual preference, get away from me you beached whale."

 

I agree the talk is pointless and I know what you mean but like... there are people like that. Take my auntie for example, I love her dearly but is she hell 12.5 stone, she's been saying that for years, as well as saying that she wears a UK size 12-14. I'm not saying it's a problem, if people want to say that then whatever I just don't get it. Rather not say anything at all if you're embarrassed for whatever reason.

 

DH is right. I wear an 8 or a 10 but when people find out what I weigh they are stunned. I'm usually 30 lbs heavier than what people think I weigh. Women hesitate to put height and weight out there because it can be very misleading.

 

12.5 stone? I'm not sure what you mean, darlin.

Eh. If people want to lie about what size or weight they are, I don't see a problem with it. Other people's weight and dress size really have no bearing on my existence. It's one of the reasons why I don't understand how it has to be such a big issue on this forum. The only person impacted by one's weight is the person with said weight...and if someone chooses to love them despite, or because of it, well then that's wonderful. But it seems to always come down to pointing fingers and name calling whenever size comes into play on this board, whether it be waist or penis size.

It's silly. If a man likes a girl who's bigger, then hopefully he finds one. If a man likes a girl who is smaller, then hopefully he finds one. And vice versa for women! We all have this idea of the "perfect" person for us in our heads, and there's really nothing wrong with trying to find someone like that. It's our lives, and whatever someone else thinks of the people we choose to date is on them. We are the ones who have to wake up to our realities every day, not some stranger on the internet. Yet when someone proclaims "I love rainbows!!!!" on a message board you'll get 20 replies with "rainbows fucking suck" "rainbows are gay!" "I hate rainbows, there's no reason for -you- to like them!" along with a few dissertations on exactly why rainbows are unhealthy and undesireable, as people come out of the woodworks to try and convince this person that rainbows aren't worth liking.

All because one person thinks rainbows are pretty.

Man, if you love rainbows, then love you some rainbows. If you love thick girls, fat girls, skinny girls, blonde girls, white girls, black girls, or fucking alien martian girls, then love you some alien martian girls and stop hating on everyone else for not liking it!

Though that's not specifically to you, of course, just my general thoughts on the way things have been going on around here lately.

But yeah, my opinion was stated earlier in this post about people who lie about their weight. From what I'm gathering your auntie is quite overweight, but she claims she's much smaller? Eh. Maybe in her mind she's a ten, and maybe the world thnks she's a 3, but to me there's no real harm done. If it's obvious to the eye that she's lying and yet she continues to do so then the only way I see it causing an issue is if she lies online and gets dates and then the guys get mad at the lie. Or maybe someone will call her out on it and make her upset. But still. She's got the freedom to choose what she wishes to say about herself, and I can't fault someone for trying to grab a little self esteem, even if it's based on a lie, ya feel?

 

I love that episode. Hella funny. I wonder if it is true if you are technically disabled if you weigh over 300.

 

Same here. I'm so tall, and my bones are so dense that basically I'm much heavier than most people figure. Not only that, but when they guess my size they're generally 3 sizes too small, at least. Sometimes more! My mom always told me "you carry your weight well", which to me always sounded like just something silly to tell someone who's fat to make them feel better about themselves, but I learned she was actually right. *L*

There are too many different body types out there for the numbers really to give you any sort of accurate representation. Hell, my doctor told me my perfect weight (in proportion to my height and bone mass) is 180lbs.

180. If I were less I'd be unhealthy and too skinny. It's just the way my body is built. I'm always going to weigh a lot, and I'm always going to wear bigger sizes, regardless of how much weight I lose. My estimate is that, at my smallest possible size, I'd wear a 12, though I believe realistically it'd be more of a 14. Let me tell ya, though...if I -were- a 14 I'd be a damn knockout.

Hell. 170-180 is what my boyfriend weighs. He's two inches shorter than me (though I think it's closer to three) and he's carrying around -maybe- 5-10lbs of extra weight that he could lose. That's about it. It's just the way he is built. You'd look at him and think "...yeah, that boy weighs like 140"...he doesn't have massive muscles or anything, he's just kinda built solid, like me.

Excess fat can be lost, barring medical issues, but you can't change your body type. We got what we got, and there's really nothing you can do about it except accept it. I just don't see the point all this needless fighting and judging that's been running rampant on the board lately.

 

I beg to differ. Any female's profile on a dating site or whatever they'll put their weight if it's 150 lbs or under and proud of it. Anything more than that and it starts getting all murky.

 

+1

Women that look like cheerleaders, will flaunt their stuff, in full length photos and the whole nine yards.

Women that are bigger, generally become more cryptic with the issue.