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Men who describe themselves as 'curvy'..wtf...

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By *olarfox OP   Man
over a year ago

North Cambs

I get quite a few guys looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such male admirer describes himself as 'curvy' on his profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a man being 'curvy' I find most disturbing...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Because real men have curves.

Women don't want biceps and 6 packs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

yeah we don't want to fuck a surf board

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By *erbyDalesCplCouple
over a year ago

Derbyshire

Maybe he has a dick shaped like a banana?

Mr ddc

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There's only one thing on me that's slightly curvy..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think people can describe themselves however they like. It's when people describe each other they should do it with consideration and thought.

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"Maybe he has a dick shaped like a banana?

Mr ddc"

Or could have been sporting a curvy pair of moobs?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Curvy.. I like bigger men. I always have and given the options are limited I can see why some use it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I get quite a few gals looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such female admirer describes herself as 'curvy' on her profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a woman being 'curvy' I find most disturbing... "

I've taken the liberty of editing your OP imagine the uproar if this was the original post

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I get quite a few guys looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such male admirer describes himself as 'curvy' on his profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a man being 'curvy' I find most disturbing... "
why you see overweight guys everyday in the pub what's odd about it ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe he has a dick shaped like a banana?

Mr ddc"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"its because there is no option for chubby "

in my opinion a man should never describe himself as curvy, what kind of Man looks at himself and think....Hmmmm I know I'm curvy

it's so everything that not masculine in my eyes

ample sounds so much better for a guy

of course it's their profile to fill as they wish I personally just find it odd a guy would want to me seen as having a curvy body

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"I get quite a few guys looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such male admirer describes himself as 'curvy' on his profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a man being 'curvy' I find most disturbing... "

2nd'd

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By *hole Lotta RosieWoman
over a year ago

Deviant City

I found the term curvy for men rather odd. Don't see many with an hourglass figure. They must mean their beer bellies, I guess a round belly has curves, although the opposite way.

They're not ).( but (.)

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By *olarfox OP   Man
over a year ago

North Cambs


"I get quite a few gals looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such female admirer describes herself as 'curvy' on her profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a woman being 'curvy' I find most disturbing...

I've taken the liberty of editing your OP imagine the uproar if this was the original post "

LMAO...nice move...

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By *olarfox OP   Man
over a year ago

North Cambs


"its because there is no option for chubby

in my opinion a man should never describe himself as curvy, what kind of Man looks at himself and think....Hmmmm I know I'm curvy

it's so everything that not masculine in my eyes

ample sounds so much better for a guy

of course it's their profile to fill as they wish I personally just find it odd a guy would want to me seen as having a curvy body "

Agreed...although I'm not into fellas, When I think of curvy, I picture a narrow waist flairing in wide hips and a large bottom (in proportion) atop soft but meaty things...on a woman this is a heavenly image...on a man it is just so WRONG!!....maybe some poor chaps are proportioned just like that...after all there are indeed womem who have lean legs, narrow hips, small arses, broad shoulders and even beer bellies on occasion...sadly I don't go for them either...

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By *olarfox OP   Man
over a year ago

North Cambs


"its because there is no option for chubby

in my opinion a man should never describe himself as curvy, what kind of Man looks at himself and think....Hmmmm I know I'm curvy

it's so everything that not masculine in my eyes

ample sounds so much better for a guy

of course it's their profile to fill as they wish I personally just find it odd a guy would want to me seen as having a curvy body

Agreed...although I'm not into fellas, When I think of curvy, I picture a narrow waist flairing in wide hips and a large bottom (in proportion) atop soft but meaty things...on a woman this is a heavenly image...on a man it is just so WRONG!!....maybe some poor chaps are proportioned just like that...after all there are indeed womem who have lean legs, narrow hips, small arses, broad shoulders and even beer bellies on occasion...sadly I don't go for them either... "

Ooops...atop meaty thighs...lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"yeah we don't want to fuck a surf board "

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By *ohnkezCouple
over a year ago

shefiield

Seen a lot of people say they are curvy lol they ain't curvy there !!!!!!

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By *olarfox OP   Man
over a year ago

North Cambs


"yeah we don't want to fuck a surf board

"

Surf boards are smoooth baby...I think you mean a wash board...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"yeah we don't want to fuck a surf board

Surf boards are smoooth baby...I think you mean a wash board..."

No no it's was a play on the usual ironing board comments we get on curvy women's thread about slim ladies

honestly my humours just wasted on here

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have to call myself something, there's no fat cnut box to tick

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By *ohnkezCouple
over a year ago

shefiield


"I have to call myself something, there's no fat cnut box to tick "

Lol, there should be a sexy ass box to tick for you x

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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago

Here occasionally, but mostly somewhere else


"I have to call myself something, there's no fat cnut box to tick "

Do what I do, use Fabulous and let the haters hate...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I get quite a few guys looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such male admirer describes himself as 'curvy' on his profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a man being 'curvy' I find most disturbing... "

Chubby

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By *ivemeyoursoulWoman
over a year ago

Easter just around the corner!


"Because real men have curves.

Women don't want biceps and 6 packs "

I do

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By *olarfox OP   Man
over a year ago

North Cambs


"Because real men have curves.

Women don't want biceps and 6 packs

I do "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If a man states he's curvy it means he's a fat bastard!

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

Nothing worse than an ironing board arse - it needs to have curves.

It can be a challenge sometimes working out someone's build, where they just have photo snippets of body parts.

Rugby players these days tend to be incredibly fit, muscled and fairly lean. I don't know if some guys stopped watching it 50 years ago.

One approach is to ask for physical stats. If waist and chest are similar - and large - and approach height, then don't meet at the top of a hill, in case they roll away.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Because real men have curves.

Women don't want biceps and 6 packs

I do "

I could cry sometimes, really I could.

Sad face.......

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

what does it matter im athletic lol i dont do sport

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If a man states he's curvy it means he's a fat bastard!"

I have curvy on mine lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What's with the obsession of how other people describe themselves or write their profiles. To say we are a open minded lot there's a awful lot of criticism goes on towards others

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing worse than an ironing board arse - it needs to have curves.

It can be a challenge sometimes working out someone's build, where they just have photo snippets of body parts.

Rugby players these days tend to be incredibly fit, muscled and fairly lean. I don't know if some guys stopped watching it 50 years ago.

One approach is to ask for physical stats. If waist and chest are similar - and large - and approach height, then don't meet at the top of a hill, in case they roll away."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I get quite a few guys looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such male admirer describes himself as 'curvy' on his profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a man being 'curvy' I find most disturbing... "

There's certainly higher numbers of gym fit single guys on here than there are curvy. Maybe their personalities allow them to make lasting relationships with women rather than mirrors and protein shakes...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What's with the obsession of how other people describe themselves or write their profiles. To say we are a open minded lot there's a awful lot of criticism goes on towards others "

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By *olarfox OP   Man
over a year ago

North Cambs


"I get quite a few guys looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such male admirer describes himself as 'curvy' on his profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a man being 'curvy' I find most disturbing...

There's certainly higher numbers of gym fit single guys on here than there are curvy. Maybe their personalities allow them to make lasting relationships with women rather than mirrors and protein shakes..."

Meow....lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think people can describe themselves however they like. It's when people describe each other they should do it with consideration and thought."
Very sensible reply Purrrr I agree and by the way your pic on your profile is very sexy have just fab'd it mmmm very nice

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By *irtyGirlWoman
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"What's with the obsession of how other people describe themselves or write their profiles. To say we are a open minded lot there's a awful lot of criticism goes on towards others "

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"...after all there are indeed womem who have lean legs, narrow hips, small arses, broad shoulders and even beer bellies on occasion...sadly I don't go for them either... "

You just described my shape, although the jelly belly isn't down to beer.

I didn't choose my shape and, with the exception of the belly, I can't do anything about it.

Thanks for reminding me I'm the opposite of physical perfection. I forget for milliseconds at a time sometimes.

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"What's with the obsession of how other people describe themselves or write their profiles. To say we are a open minded lot there's a awful lot of criticism goes on towards others

"

Seconded.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"its because there is no option for chubby

in my opinion a man should never describe himself as curvy, what kind of Man looks at himself and think....Hmmmm I know I'm curvy

it's so everything that not masculine in my eyes

ample sounds so much better for a guy

of course it's their profile to fill as they wish I personally just find it odd a guy would want to me seen as having a curvy body "

'curvy/curves' indicate a coca cola bottle shape - boobs, waist, lady hips and bum

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What's with the obsession of how other people describe themselves or write their profiles. To say we are a open minded lot there's a awful lot of criticism goes on towards others "

More than anything, I think it shows a variation in people's interpretations of labels.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"...after all there are indeed womem who have lean legs, narrow hips, small arses, broad shoulders and even beer bellies on occasion...sadly I don't go for them either...

You just described my shape, although the jelly belly isn't down to beer.

I didn't choose my shape and, with the exception of the belly, I can't do anything about it.

Thanks for reminding me I'm the opposite of physical perfection. I forget for milliseconds at a time sometimes.

"

You can't be everyone's idea of perfection, I doubt it was a personal jibe.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I get quite a few guys looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such male admirer describes himself as 'curvy' on his profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a man being 'curvy' I find most disturbing... "

Well until they add an option for portly...

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By *ittle Pocket PerveWoman
over a year ago

Portsmouth


"yeah we don't want to fuck a surf board

Surf boards are smoooth baby...I think you mean a wash board...

No no it's was a play on the usual ironing board comments we get on curvy women's thread about slim ladies

honestly my humours just wasted on here "

I smiled (so not completely wasted)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I get quite a few guys looking at my profile and good few 'fabs' off them too. Well, whatever, not my thing, but hey ho, I take any attention as complimentary at the end of the day, even if its not reciprocated. What made me laugh earlier was that one such male admirer describes himself as 'curvy' on his profile...not sure I've seen that before...lol. To be perfectly honest the idea of a man being 'curvy' I find most disturbing...

Well until they add an option for portly... "

I like the word portly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't think it's that odd. They might not feel they fit the other categories and curvy is the closest match.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It's Friday. Let's all take a few personal moments, breath in and relax. Your body is fine. Now let that self-acceptance extend through the rest of time, and perhaps to others too.

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"...after all there are indeed womem who have lean legs, narrow hips, small arses, broad shoulders and even beer bellies on occasion...sadly I don't go for them either...

You just described my shape, although the jelly belly isn't down to beer.

I didn't choose my shape and, with the exception of the belly, I can't do anything about it.

Thanks for reminding me I'm the opposite of physical perfection. I forget for milliseconds at a time sometimes.

You can't be everyone's idea of perfection, I doubt it was a personal jibe. "

Oh well that's fine then. Reading negative comments about how I look isn't at all damaging to my confidence as long as they weren't aimed at me specifically.

It's amazing that even on a thread about men's body shapes some feel the need to criticise women's shapes.

Heaven forfend that I actually reach a point of accepting my body for a minute or two.

It's not like I can do anything about having broad shoulders, proportionally narrow hips and no bum.

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"It's Friday. Let's all take a few personal moments, breath in and relax. Your body is fine. Now let that self-acceptance extend through the rest of time, and perhaps to others too.

"

Don't be daft. The forum needs a sticky thread to remind all of us that don't meet the ideal standard that we're sub-standard.

It simply wouldn't do for us to forget it, (as if we're ever given a chance).

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By *irceWoman
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Maybe he has a dick shaped like a banana?

Mr ddc"

Omgosh...very funny.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"...after all there are indeed womem who have lean legs, narrow hips, small arses, broad shoulders and even beer bellies on occasion...sadly I don't go for them either...

You just described my shape, although the jelly belly isn't down to beer.

I didn't choose my shape and, with the exception of the belly, I can't do anything about it.

Thanks for reminding me I'm the opposite of physical perfection. I forget for milliseconds at a time sometimes.

You can't be everyone's idea of perfection, I doubt it was a personal jibe.

Oh well that's fine then. Reading negative comments about how I look isn't at all damaging to my confidence as long as they weren't aimed at me specifically.

It's amazing that even on a thread about men's body shapes some feel the need to criticise women's shapes.

Heaven forfend that I actually reach a point of accepting my body for a minute or two.

It's not like I can do anything about having broad shoulders, proportionally narrow hips and no bum."

You're forgetting that it's a choice for you to read it and to allow it damage your confidence. We can't control what others find attractive.

You've clearly met others who have found you attractive, focus on that instead.

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"...after all there are indeed womem who have lean legs, narrow hips, small arses, broad shoulders and even beer bellies on occasion...sadly I don't go for them either...

You just described my shape, although the jelly belly isn't down to beer.

I didn't choose my shape and, with the exception of the belly, I can't do anything about it.

Thanks for reminding me I'm the opposite of physical perfection. I forget for milliseconds at a time sometimes.

You can't be everyone's idea of perfection, I doubt it was a personal jibe.

Oh well that's fine then. Reading negative comments about how I look isn't at all damaging to my confidence as long as they weren't aimed at me specifically.

It's amazing that even on a thread about men's body shapes some feel the need to criticise women's shapes.

Heaven forfend that I actually reach a point of accepting my body for a minute or two.

It's not like I can do anything about having broad shoulders, proportionally narrow hips and no bum.

You're forgetting that it's a choice for you to read it and to allow it damage your confidence. We can't control what others find attractive.

You've clearly met others who have found you attractive, focus on that instead. "

I can avoid fat women threads but I'm not sure exactly how I could have known to avoid reading that.

As for allowing it to (further) damage my confidence, when it's something I'm already very aware of, and reminded frequently of on here, it's not exactly a choice.

We can't control what other people find attractive but sometimes it's just not necessary to actually say it. As already pointed out, there's an awful lot of criticism of others on here. Of course it's going to affect people's confidence.

The fucking stupid thing is that the majority of these people making negative comments, intentionally or just thoughtlessly, also criticise me for being fat. If they'd lay off rubbing my nose in just how imperfect and undesirable I am, I might be able to scrape together the self-esteem to do something about that. It's far more likely I could be successful from a positive place.

As for meets who have found me attractive, how do I actually know they didn't just want a wet hole and I was the best they could manage at the time? Just because they met me didn't mean they found me attractive.

I've stopped meeting.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"...after all there are indeed womem who have lean legs, narrow hips, small arses, broad shoulders and even beer bellies on occasion...sadly I don't go for them either...

You just described my shape, although the jelly belly isn't down to beer.

I didn't choose my shape and, with the exception of the belly, I can't do anything about it.

Thanks for reminding me I'm the opposite of physical perfection. I forget for milliseconds at a time sometimes.

You can't be everyone's idea of perfection, I doubt it was a personal jibe.

Oh well that's fine then. Reading negative comments about how I look isn't at all damaging to my confidence as long as they weren't aimed at me specifically.

It's amazing that even on a thread about men's body shapes some feel the need to criticise women's shapes.

Heaven forfend that I actually reach a point of accepting my body for a minute or two.

It's not like I can do anything about having broad shoulders, proportionally narrow hips and no bum.

You're forgetting that it's a choice for you to read it and to allow it damage your confidence. We can't control what others find attractive.

You've clearly met others who have found you attractive, focus on that instead.

I can avoid fat women threads but I'm not sure exactly how I could have known to avoid reading that.

As for allowing it to (further) damage my confidence, when it's something I'm already very aware of, and reminded frequently of on here, it's not exactly a choice.

We can't control what other people find attractive but sometimes it's just not necessary to actually say it. As already pointed out, there's an awful lot of criticism of others on here. Of course it's going to affect people's confidence.

The fucking stupid thing is that the majority of these people making negative comments, intentionally or just thoughtlessly, also criticise me for being fat. If they'd lay off rubbing my nose in just how imperfect and undesirable I am, I might be able to scrape together the self-esteem to do something about that. It's far more likely I could be successful from a positive place.

As for meets who have found me attractive, how do I actually know they didn't just want a wet hole and I was the best they could manage at the time? Just because they met me didn't mean they found me attractive.

I've stopped meeting."

I'm sorry you feel this way. I hope you find a way to not be affected so negatively by the words of others.

You're intelligent enough to tell the difference between being used and being found attractive, you shouldn't let your confidence change your interpretation of the facts.

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk

It looks like in addition to no longer meeting, I'm going to have to stop reading the fora too, since it's my fault if my confidence is harmed by negative comments about how I look.

I'm not likely to forget I'm the absolute opposite of what women are supposed to look like. I don't need to read about it every 5 minutes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It looks like in addition to no longer meeting, I'm going to have to stop reading the fora too, since it's my fault if my confidence is harmed by negative comments about how I look.

I'm not likely to forget I'm the absolute opposite of what women are supposed to look like. I don't need to read about it every 5 minutes."

I was being nice. No need to be a jerk about it.

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"It looks like in addition to no longer meeting, I'm going to have to stop reading the fora too, since it's my fault if my confidence is harmed by negative comments about how I look.

I'm not likely to forget I'm the absolute opposite of what women are supposed to look like. I don't need to read about it every 5 minutes.

I was being nice. No need to be a jerk about it. "

My post crossed yours. I didn't see yours till mine posted.

It wasn't directed at you anyway.

I feel I can't be a part of the forum any more. At least not for the moment. I'm not in the best place mentally and rather than being a place for escape, laughs and random banter, it's more often just hurtful.

I started another diet on Monday. It's partly for the good of my health but also partly because I'm sick of being made to feel bad because of my size.

I now feel like why bother? If I lose weight I'll still have a fundamentally unappealing build. I can't do anything about that. I'll probably also have baggy skin. And right now I don't give much of a shit about my health either. Why bother looking after myself when I'm just not worth it?

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By *U1966Man
over a year ago

Devon

Come with extra comfort zones

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By *iewMan
Forum Mod
over a year ago

Angus & Findhorn


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And right now I don't give much of a shit about my health either. Why bother looking after myself when I'm just not worth it?"

The forums have always been this way, it won't gonna change.... size and looks will always come into it.

the second it starts to cause you hurt, pain and personal impact.... it is time to stop

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By *iewMan
Forum Mod
over a year ago

Angus & Findhorn

ain't gonna*

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