I like it when mediocre girls (with plump bodies) like me
Peacesells wrote:
You need to understand that maybe for the OP the word mediocre is not so derogaroy, especially since their bodies are mediocre. I wouldn't mind my gf telling me I have a mediocre body because it is true.
Also being blunt is consistent with AS traits I think.
And no the fact that he thinks that of the body doesn't mean that he thinks that of the whole person. He explained that he likes other traits.
But if you want to keep viewing the OP as a bad guy, I don't think there's any point at continuing the conversation.
Also being blunt is consistent with AS traits I think.
And no the fact that he thinks that of the body doesn't mean that he thinks that of the whole person. He explained that he likes other traits.
But if you want to keep viewing the OP as a bad guy, I don't think there's any point at continuing the conversation.
but to most people it is. thats like saying that maybe to person a nazi isn't derogarory or the N word isn't derogaroy to person a. but if person A goes around saying eithe then people will be hurt and offended and inthe case of tha tlatter he'll likely get attacked if done around certian people
look how its used with shows/movies. a mediocre show is bad, average show is just ok.
well thats good for you, bu tmost people would be hurt if their gf/bf said that. I'm not viewing the op as a bad guy.
us:thats a bad word to use.
op: oh my bad
why are you defending his bad word use. people make mistakes. you can defend the person but not the mistake.
again most people don't like having their body insulted. the body is the person. you can't leave your body and go into anopther. you act like you're talking about an object.
"And no the fact that he thinks that of the car doesn't mean that he thinks that of the whole person. He explained that he likes other traits."
but see car or whatever insert in its place is a object. your body is you it is a part of your being it is not an object. but by saying it is , is that not objectifying peoples body in a negative way. go tell random women their body is mediocre and see how that goes over.
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
sly279 wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
It would be better to not use any words like 'mediocre' (the way OP referred to obese girls) or '2 dogfood bags' (the way sly referred to skinny girls) to describe anything, body or not.
never having picked up women, what would you use to compare their weight to?
heaviest thing I can think of is bags of dog food. I pick them up pretty regularly . so I compare most things when talking about weight to bags of dog food. suppose if I was a gym and weight lifter I would use typs of machines or so. idk.
I wasnt' comparing as in saying they are like a bag of dog food. or ie only worth as much as a bag of dog food. I was just comparing the weight to known objects weights to get an idea of what that number means in real life.
that's how I work. numbers are just numbers in a screen to me without being compared to something real. I learn better via hands on.
so if you're saying one should only compare peoples weights to other peoples weights I don't see how that is possible and then you now comparing them to others and making them feel bad. where as some women will take weighing two bags of dog food as good. I've seen a few use the comparison themselves with pride.
so really what is a better comparison to use in the future when trying to communicate with others?
Numbers in lb or kg are enough, everyone understand those, no need for comparisons.
well clearly I don't ans i suspect others don't either. numbers are meaningless to me.
how much does 2thousand pounds weigh?
um 2 thousand pounds.
o.O
so you anwser the question with the question. no people would be like about a car or so.
perhaps its a west coast thing. like how if you ask us how far away something is you'd expect miles, but we measue distance in time here. so we'd say its 3 hours a way.
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