Bingo! but This is so true. I know it sounds mean but it's true. I would rather approach a heavier but pretty girl than a thin hot girl. 'Cause I know I have a higher chance.
In fact, the report's authors estimate that if the the percentage of adults who are either overweight or obese continues to climb at the current rate, 75 percent of Americans will be overweight or obese by 2015. New research shows obesity rates are on the rise in most states, suggesting that diet and exercise initiatives may be falling short in curbing the country's weight problem. With each and every year, we see more and more evidence that the obesity epidemic continues to gain speed and force," Marks said The new report comes just two weeks after a study by Dr. Youfa Wang of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore suggested that if current overweight and obesity trends continue, 86 percent of Americans could be overweight or obese by the year 2030 -- and by 2048, virtually all Americans will be overweight or obese. http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Fitness/Story?id=5610367&page=2 Obesity is also one of the main reasons healthcare in this country costs so much. Off to the D & D we go!
You have to take the good with the bad. Yes it's true that large chicks sweat more in bed then thin ones, but they are willing to do a lot more in bed as well.
Obesity is primarily the cause of lack of discipline and poor eating habits. Vast majority of popular diets and other weight loss/preventive measure all revolve around the same theme ... the easy (lazy) method of losing weight. I cringe when i see those commercials that imply you can eat all you want and still lose weight if you take their little pill. Diet initiatives approach weight loss the wrong way. Even the Biggest Loser approaches weight loss completely wrong. Weight loss is simple, but not easy. Eating shouldn't be a hobby. Eating should be a necessity. Permanently put the bad foods out and only eat the foods that are good for your body
My thoughts as well, and I know what OP is talking about, I do see large girls that could totally be gorgeous if they were fit. Fit, as in, takes care of their body.
I agree with you completely. I don't eat out of pleasure anymore, but rather because I have to as a biological function. I mean if they had a pill which would make you full all the time, I would take it so I wouldn't have to bother with eating. I see so many of my friends obsessed with food and are foodies, I can't see eye to eye with them anymore in this regard. I don't judge anyone for being overweight, since it is their choice and I really don't know what factor is causing them to be overweight. I mean you can eat out of depression like I used to in the past. But take it from me as someone who went from about 30% body fat to under 7% body fat currently, that it is all about eating habits. You don't even have to exercise all that much to get a lean body. Eating healthy is not about a particular diet, but about a lifestyle. You can't just choose to diet for a specific amount of time and lose weight. You have to be eat healthy for life until you die. That is the only way to keep those pounds off.
There should be a poll: Fat chicks with pretty faces vs Ugly faces with bangin' bodies. I think we all lose here (JK).
No way. I think it's the other way around. Ofcourse it depends on how fat we are talking about. As long as it's not obese.
I'm not going to lie, there have been a few times after some beers that I've thought strongly about chubby chasing, but I can never get over that hurdle of thinking that they may be very smelly. This isn't really a problem unless the woman is older. The skin has amazing elasticity while you are younger, and would tighten up quickly in an area that doesn't store a substantial amount of fat like the face. But is it really considered "good" to give a large chick Anne Hathaway when she has cottage cheese buttcheeks and a sweaty taint? I can't think of any examples off the top of my head right now, but if you've ever seen a fat girl with a pretty face, my definition is probably the same as yours.
lol The hilarity of this thread is in how the critics are completely ignoring everyone else but their own kind. Love it. I got to say. I'm fat and I readily admit it. I cannot, for the life of me, understand why someone would deny this or get hurt from hearing this unless they changed their entire lifestyle and weren't able to see results. I must stress that those who are in that unfortunate situation are a tiny minority. TINY. I would also like to stress that those people HATE it with all their HEART when someone claims to have the condition but never bothered to find out if that's true. Honestly, I have absolutely NO pity for those who cry about being fat but never made a serious effort. For those who are fat and are not genetically burdened: It is not easy to lose weight. It is f'ing difficult. Losing each pound is more difficult than consuming hundreds of Snickers bars. You will have to (at a MINIMUM) exercise hard 3 times a week and also consumer close to ZERO fat and fill your body with the entire spectrum of vitamins/nutrients/minerals/etc. This includes fruit, non-fried vegetables, and a little bit of brown bread. It also means cleaning your body out from diet sodas, sweet n low, splenda, caffeine, etc... All that stuff. ONLY a combination of all these things can help you. That is a choice. You may be faced with a more diffiult task to someone else. But if you believe in science or God, whatever you like, you know that you can't control who gets the shorter stick. What you CAN control is whether you go to the gym or inhale a bag of nachos. So if you expect people to respect you, then demand the respect. Make them respect you. Start by respecting yoruself and your own body. There is something more important than looking good. It's called health. You have this body, take responsibility for it. As for me, I'm an eternally-struggling fat boy. I've had good spells and bad spells. My weight can jump up or down by 8-10lbs within a week. I've been between 140lbs and 190lbs over the last few years, never consistently. Tough. I keep working harder. I work out everyday instead of 3 days. I convince myself that a cheeseburger would be nice, but not as nice as having a functinoing kidney later on in life. Know yourself. Know your tendencies. Quit whining about the cards you were dealt. Play the best hand you can. Oh, and stop being so damn sensitive to the criticism. If you really cared enough (and you weren't genetically handicapped somehow), then you would be doing more about it.
Dude, that is just a ridiculous argument I'm not sure what to say. As someone else already replied, a diversified gene pool is a stronger gene pool and one to less likely bring up genetic abnormalities... not make them occur more often. It does not shock me you didn't bother to do any sort of frackin research before making such an ignorant comment. http://www.unc.edu/news/archives/may98/popkin2.html This study was over 10 years ago and I can only imagine it's gotten a lot worse.
