DevilKisses wrote:
I tend to like bigger girls and I'm embarrassed about that. I'm also embarrassed about liking girls in the first place.
If you were an American male you would be in the majority, or at least close to it. I am actually often embarrassed because I like skinny girls and I live in a country where the overwhelmingly vast majority have
at least "a few extra pounds," and where 'real men' like 'real women' who have big butts and huge tits. In fact, it sometimes seems like popular culture, celebrity magazines especially, and peer pressure are constantly attacking skinny women. Truly skinny girls are hard to find anywhere though, even in Japan where I lived for a few years. (The rural school girls playing soccer frightened me with their giant calves! I
love long legs and they just had these little stumps.. but I digress.)
At work, in a testosteroned environment, I am constantly queried about how attractive I find some average chick ("average" weight in the USA apparently means "somewhat fluffy") and I'm sure my reaction looks like: "Eww, uh, I mean OHH!" But then again, right now I have a crush on a girl who doesn't fit my "body type" at all, so who knows? I love her voice, which is a turn on for me (unusual voices and accents), and she's very cute (to me. Other guys would probably think that she's super hot with her well endowed chests). I hope we can someday connect and get to know each-other more, even if we're not exactly each-others's type (I'm sure I'm not 100% what she is looking for as I'm average height and skinny). It would be nice if everyone was paired up with their perfect type, but maybe that's too easy and results in mostly superficial relationships. I've been thinking recently that challenges help us grow, so why not here as well?
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