This is going to make me sound so horrible, but...
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are you losing sleep over them?
I think she is...some women hate to see a healthy, voluptuous *kitten* on another woman..because it makes their own little skinny *kitten* seem less appealing.
Lol. No.
I dont understand why it is that you're bothered so much about other people. Mind your own business. Does it make you feel better about yourself when you put someone else down? I know this for a fact.......women of all shapes and sizes have HATERS...and haters are simply people who want what they cannot have. Maybe it's the attention the so called overweight women get....hey, they got your attention, didn't they.
And you're so sad....you hate on voluptuous women..AND slender women. Says alot about you.And one more thing...
If you're not the one buying their clothes..it's none of your business what the hell they wear.
Sheeeeit..I'll stuff my hump in a pair of daisy dukes..and dare a b***h to even LOOK at me side-eyed.
Your guilty conscience is really showing now....lol. I would never ever in a million years look at someone who is wearing ill fitting clothes (and that's putting it nicely) and think "Damn, I wish I could look like that" that's just a ridiculous notion that I think everyone agrees with. Come on now. And you're calling ME ignorant? Wearing things like that is the DEFINITION of ignorance...And I'm not "sad", you can be quite blissful when you're realistic, not just by being ignorant.
Definitely not guilty....and I definitely dont bash them on web forums ...where it's "safe"...rather than mentioning your frustrations about what they wear..to THAT person. Like I said..worry about yourself. Find a more constructive way to help them..rather than hurting them. .no..better yet, tell them exactly what you think..and let me know where I can come and watch their response :bigsmile:
Listen, no matter what way you try to rationalize it, I will never ever agree with your logic. What is a better way to help "them" (you?) if I dare ask???????? Telling them they look awesome and continuing their unaware embarrassment of themselves????? Lol if you say so...
Lol..girl, please....I am a true definition of curvy. You could NEVER help me. That got a giggle out of me tho :laugh:
Oh boy.......I don't even know how to respond to that. Lmfao. Go on with your bad self then. *snaps*0 -
OP & others, why do you care so much what other people think about themselves. I seriously wish I had the time to have something like this bother me.
Worry about yourself.0 -
I agree. She came off as RUDE and MEAN herself.0
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I agree!! LOL0
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I just want to point out that every woman who is offended by this thread, clearly doesn't even understand what the OP meant.0
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I need to get laid.0
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Frockabillygi , if you know "This is going to make me sound so horrible" why say it? what did you gain? Does making fun of others make you feel better? You say you are a bride to be...marriage is for adults...Please Grow Up.0
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I hate it when women are like, "I'm just curvy/thick/etc." :huh:
No, you're obese.
And then there are the ones that say things like, "Only real women have curves." How rude! :noway:
/end of rant.
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I don't care about the topic, I'm fascinated by the psychology behind people who enjoy lobbing rhetorical hand grenades into the message boards.0
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You should not use "Curvy" as an excuse for UNHEALTHY. YES, There are pretty, sexy women that have a little extra on them -and lots of people like that, BUT the pretty ones still work out and eat healthy, they just don't have the same goals for their image as "skinny" girls!
Don't use "Curvy" as an excuse to ignore your health.0 -
I just want to point out that every woman who is offended by this thread, clearly doesn't even understand what the OP meant.
And this^^0 -
You're a bully
This. Doesn't matter where you start. Only where you finish. Everyone can be beuatiful.
Great speech! :bigsmile:
Major bully. Not cool.0 -
I just want to point out that every woman who is offended by this thread, clearly doesn't even understand what the OP meant.
And clearly YOU have a lot of growing up to do. People like you..and the OP fail to realize there are MANY circumstances that may cause a woman to gain weight...and NOT be able to lose. Just as there are MANY women who may not be able to afford to go out and spend money on clothes to please YOU. Like I said before..if YOU are not the one buying their clothes...then STFU talkin about it.0 -
OP is are correct!!!!! Most people think this, the OP just felt the need to type it. Don't worry about sounding terrible, this site is full of comments like "great job" and "you look amazing" which is usually complete bull sh**!0
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You should not use "Curvy" as an excuse for UNHEALTHY. YES, There are pretty, sexy women that have a little extra on them -and lots of people like that, BUT the pretty ones still work out and eat healthy, they just don't have the same goals for their image as "skinny" girls!
Don't use "Curvy" as an excuse to ignore your health.
THIS. EXACTLY. Finally someone who gets it!0 -
I find it ironic that OP describes herself in her profile as "chunky". I guess in her mind, "chunky" is an acceptable euphemism, but "curvy" is simply a lie told by the obese.
Seems legit.0 -
I just want to point out that every woman who is offended by this thread, clearly doesn't even understand what the OP meant.
And clearly YOU have a lot of growing up to do. People like you..and the OP fail to realize there are MANY circumstances that may cause a woman to gain weight...and NOT be able to lose. Just as there are MANY women who may not be able to afford to go out and spend money on clothes to please YOU. Like I said before..if YOU are not the one buying their clothes...then STFU talkin about it.
Omfg. I'm so over you. You are so far gone in your twisted one way thinking that you're making points that are totally irrelevant. I could go on and on but you'll never get it, so now I'm done. Have a great day!0 -
I'm glad the OP took the time to write this rant. You know between all the insignificant issues in life like the recent bombings in Boston and Iran, the fact gay inequality is still rampant, cancer is on the rise, over 1/3 of the world is illiterate, millions of children are orphaned every year in Africa because HIV still remains a virilant killer, and some families in American remain without basic access to health care including prenatal care.
I'm glad the OP took the time to discuss at the important issues in life to discuss obese woman using the term curvy. God forbid that a stigmatize group try to use terms to build self esteem and confidence the depth of this post is astounding.0 -
I agree. I'm sick of women using the "I'm thick" excuse to hide the fact they are just f**kin' fat. What's even worse is "big girl stores" enable women to think. It's OK if I'm 300lbs pounds of blubber and my man secretly thinks I'm replusive. I can shop at *insert big girl store name here* and I can find something that will fit me. Food for thought. What happens when your husband leaves you for muscular woman that put down the Twinkie and picked a weight up. Oh and don't use, "I had a baby" as an excuse either. After you push, and it's out. You have to take the weight off. Not keep it on your *kitten* as a battle scar!
I'm totally with you on this. It's not horrible. It's the truth. With North America facing an obesity epidemic, face the fact ladies. You're not thick, juice, more cushion for the pushin', or even a big girl. You're just fat and you need to run your *kitten* around the block a few times.
Oh and before you start saying, "Well who the f**k do you think you are?" I used to weight 300lbs. I ran my fat *kitten* around the block and trained. Entered a fitness model contest. Won. Enough said. That's who the f**k I think I am.
Strong first post too, btw..
I am a true definition of thick when I am at a smaller weight. im 5'3 and at 160 pounds I was a size 8/10 with I believe a 30 inch waist and a 44 inch bust and 46 inch hips. I still consider myself curvy, just my curves got out of control. my 30 inch waist is now a 40 and my hips are now a 52. I hate when women who are 300 pounds of all belly with no boobs or booty say that they are just thick. And its not a bad thing to be un-shapely, that's just the way you were created and if you are healthy, that's all that really matters. But most guys will gas up females who are super overweight and tell them "girl you're not fat, you're just thick" when they haven't seen their toes, let alone touched them, in years0 -
im just scrolling through for all the funny gifs....
Me too! Hahaha!!!!0 -
OP is are correct!!!!! Most people think this, the OP just felt the need to type it. Don't worry about sounding terrible, this site is full of comments like "great job" and "you look amazing" which is usually complete bull sh**!
Wait......"Great Job" and 'You look great!!' is bull$hit???
You mean to tell me that when people come on the site in hopes of making a difference in their life...shedding weight..and doing whatever it takes to have a better, healthier life........we're not supposed to be proud of them..and tell them they look great??? Encouragement changes people's lives......if a simple "Well Done" or "Great Job" helps to change their mindset, and the course of their entire day....I'm saying it, and MEANING it.
That was pretty fuggin rude!!0 -
and to the poster who posted about big girls stores.....eff you lol. I shop at torrid all the time or even at forever 21 in the big girl section because even though I may be fat, I still like to look good. In fact, many skinny people often complement me on my sense of style, or ask me where I get things because they love it and I say "oh I got it at torrid, but you aren't fat enough so you can't wear it ". Doesn't mean that im so excited to get to 300 pounds knowing that they will still have my size. I want to lose the weight, and still look good doing it. Are we just supposed to wear moo-moos everywhere? sheesh!
*and to add, just because you may be smaller doesn't mean you can dress better than us fatties0 -
and to the poster who posted about big girls stores.....eff you lol. I shop at torrid all the time or even at forever 21 in the big girl section because even though I may be fat, I still like to look good. In fact, many skinny people often complement me on my sense of style, or ask me where I get things because they love it and I say "oh I got it at torrid, but you aren't fat enough so you can't wear it ". Doesn't mean that im so excited to get to 300 pounds knowing that they will still have my size. I want to lose the weight, and still look good doing it. Are we just supposed to wear moo-moos everywhere? sheesh!
*and to add, just because you may be smaller doesn't mean you can dress better than us fatties
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Frockabillygi rolls a Honda, playin' workout tapes by Fonda. But Frockabillygi ain't got a motor in the back of her Honda!0 -
These are suppose to be inside thoughts. I understand OP.
Funniest post ever. Supposed to be inside thoughts. I love it lol0 -
Original Post:I hate it when women are like, "I'm just curvy/thick/etc."
No, you're obese.
And then there are the ones that say things like, "Only real women have curves." How rude!
/end of rant.
Then...I'm not saying curvy women are obese lol. Oh boy...
Just in case anyone is ever wonder what a checkmate would look like on the chat forums. It looks like this.0 -
Frockabillygi rolls a Honda, playin' workout tapes by Fonda But Frockabillygi ain't got a motor in the back of her Honda
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I agree.
I also hate when people think that curvy automatically = fat.
Guess it is a two sided deal.0 -
Also, coming from an obese (I think technically morbidly obese) woman, I wanted to put my actual 2 cents in. OP, you worded that wrong. Point, blank, period. But, I think I know what you are trying to say. If I were to say "I'm not obese, I'm curvy." Yes, that's untrue. However, when I do refer to myself as curvy, it is not because I don't think/realize I am, in fact, a lard *kitten*. What it means is that at any size I have measurements that indicate my waist is smaller than my bust and hips. I am curvy. I am also obese.
I still don't get why this affects you so much.0 -
I'm not saying curvy women are obese lol. Oh boy...
Really? Cause here's your orignal post...I hate it when women are like, "I'm just curvy/thick/etc." :huh:
No, you're obese.0
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