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    interesting article: 'Stressed Men Prefer Heavier Women'

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    • Posts: 88 Member
      huh ... that's not what my last sad excuse for a boyfriend said ;-D lol
    • Posts: 2,820 Member
      to Quote Vince Vaughn when asked if being famous he gets to have sex with everywoman he wants

      "No Johnny, but i get to have sex with every woman who wants to have sex with me"
    • Posts: 657 Member
      That's nuts! Where do I find a stressed out man? LOL
    • Posts: 221 Member
      i think it's true. my fiance and i have had an extremely stressful 4 years and he really likes the 30+ lbs i put on. he says i will look too skinny at the weight he met me at, though he had no complaints about me at the time.
    • Posts: 5,138 Member
      Makes sense. The article ends up kind of offensive though.
    • Posts: 3,485 Member
      I guess all those guys on Match.com looking for thin, athletic women must be retired or independently wealthy.
    • Posts: 1,540 Member
      When I lost my weight after my pregnancy in 1996 my then boyfriend (now ex husband lol) thought I was too skinny. A lot of guys think I'm too thin but when I have "meat on my bones" I don't get the "curves" (I was small up top even when I was 200lbs lol) but lucky for me, THIS is how I love myself and I'm 136 and 5'7" and the only opinion that matters is my OWN! If heavy is their thing, they're not for me then.
    • Posts: 221 Member
      I guess all those guys on Match.com looking for thin, athletic women must be retired or independently wealthy.

      or shallow.or not honest due to social pressure.
    • Posts: 459 Member
      'Any port in a storm.' :noway: :


      if one is homeless, we might accept lodging that others would view as inferior." :explode:



      :drinker: if body shape preferences are flexible, thinness may not be the ideal body type that we think it is.
    • Posts: 5,138 Member
      The doesn't really say anything about long-term stress, either.
    • Posts: 135 Member
      I am SOOOOOO stressed out!!
    • Posts: 138 Member
      @lumberjack- Awesome comment..... made me laugh:smile:
    • Posts: 732 Member
      Hmm...so THIS Explains why I can't get a date. Feel much better now.
    • Posts: 475
      I am SOOOOOO stressed out!!

      Ha! Ha!
    • Posts: 459 Member
      I am SOOOOOO stressed out!!


      ohhhhh lumberjack............i can help ya with that stress...........one look at me and it's all pleasure :laugh:
    • Posts: 2,889 Member
      No.

      I have stress and I want fit women most.
    • Posts: 2,002 Member
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    • Posts: 2,002 Member
      No.

      I have stress and I want fit women most.

      Ah, but one single result does not science make.

      Just sayin'! ;)
    • Posts: 3,450 Member
      I guess all those guys on Match.com looking for thin, athletic women must be retired or independently wealthy.

      There you go! New search criteria for landing a sugar daddy. Look for the ones that want skinny girls.
    • Posts: 24 Member
      I swear my husband and I had this same conversation this morning!

      He feels like my counting calories and being on MFP is extremely selfish. I asked him if he'd prefer for me to not care at all and gain my weight back. He started fumbling with his words.

      I think when families are going through a tough time financially, eating healthy and buying supplements go on the back burner. Its hard for me, women expecially, to go into "survival mode" while working so hard to get to a goal weight.
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