AF Men, This is Your Chance to Tell the Butt Naked Truth

[Rhondazvous]

Oh, maybe I should have put that in the 69 area. Even Losty decided to pass it up, and I know what Iggy was thinking.

But, I am that I am. I will not apologize.

What did I pass up?

http://atheistforums.org/thread-42608-po...pid1248987

[Brian37]

Men of AF have such exquisite taste, so I’d like your opinion.

One guy some time ago on the internet at another forum indicated that when he loves a woman he does not want to hit bone.

My cousin in New York told the people at her job that she was trying to lose weight.  She said the guys begged her, “Please, whatever you do, don’t lose that ass.”

The fashion industry would have us believe thin is better, but what do men really like? A woman who’s so skinny she has to run around in the shower to get wet, or a woman with a royal ass—high and mighty.

Media give hyper sexual images of both sexes and are very unrealistic. Now having said that, men really are a variety and there is no one type you can pin on an individual. I see all the time dating couples and married couples of all sizes and shapes. 

You are attracted to what you are attracted to, but what is more important than that initial attraction is how you treat each other in a long term relationship. 

I also don't like the script sold about men too, men have to be ripped, men don't cry, crap like that. The only thing when it comes to weight is if it is a health issue that puts you in danger. But outside that you should care more about how you feel about yourself than what others think you should look like.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Leverage and cleavage.

Oh, maybe I should have put that in the 69 area. Even Losty decided to pass it up, and I know what Iggy was thinking.

But, I am that I am. I will not apologize.

I'm glad this conversation isn't there. I don't have privileges there.

[Rhondazvous]

Media give hyper sexual images of both sexes and are very unrealistic. Now having said that, men really are a variety and there is no one type you can pin on an individual. I see all the time dating couples and married couples of all sizes and shapes. 

You are attracted to what you are attracted to, but what is more important than that initial attraction is how you treat each other in a long term relationship. 

I also don't like the script sold about men too, men have to be ripped, men don't cry, crap like that. The only thing when it comes to weight is if it is a health issue that puts you in danger. But outside that you should care more about how you feel about yourself than what others think you should look like.

It's different with men, I guess because what men want from women is not the same as what women want from men. And yes it varies with the individual. For me it's the way you carry yourself. A man can look like the last thought I'd have just before committing suicide and still be attractive.

As for men who cry. Hey, it's your party, you can cry if you want to. Just don't bawl like Jimmy Swaggart.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Media give hyper sexual images of both sexes and are very unrealistic. Now having said that, men really are a variety and there is no one type you can pin on an individual. I see all the time dating couples and married couples of all sizes and shapes. 

You are attracted to what you are attracted to, but what is more important than that initial attraction is how you treat each other in a long term relationship. 

I also don't like the script sold about men too, men have to be ripped, men don't cry, crap like that. The only thing when it comes to weight is if it is a health issue that puts you in danger. But outside that you should care more about how you feel about yourself than what others think you should look like.

It's different with men, I guess because what men want from women is not the same as what women want from men. And yes it varies with the individual. For me it's the way you carry yourself. A man can look like the last thought I'd have just before committing suicide and still be attractive.

As for men who cry. Hey, it's your party, you can cry if you want to. Just don't bawl like Jimmy Swaggart.

If by "bawl like Jimmy Swaggart" you mean in an insincere manner, sure, spot -on.

The idea that men shouldn't be expressive of all their emotions is horseshit, though.

[downbeatplumb]

Men of AF have such exquisite taste, so I’d like your opinion.

One guy some time ago on the internet at another forum indicated that when he loves a woman he does not want to hit bone.

My cousin in New York told the people at her job that she was trying to lose weight.  She said the guys begged her, “Please, whatever you do, don’t lose that ass.”

The fashion industry would have us believe thin is better, but what do men really like? A woman who’s so skinny she has to run around in the shower to get wet, or a woman with a royal ass—high and mighty.

I like curves. I've had skinny girl friends in the long ago past and they are just uncomfortable. No one wants to cuddle a bag of spanners.
I like boobs and an hour glass figure.
But really I'm just happy if a girl is willing to spend time with me..in the case of the Mrs she's put up with my shit for 25 years and has, in my view, the perfect figure to this day.

[downbeatplumb]

I want a girl who looks like she isn't going to break easily.

I want a girl who looks like she might break me easily.

Come to Gosport we have tons of them, literally.

[FebruaryOfReason]

As a scientist I feel it is my duty to simply present peer reviewable evidence to allow others to reach a judgement.




I'd like to conclude with the time-honoured phrase;

"Further detailed research is necessary before conclusions can be drawn".

[Organic Machine]

I'm sort of indifferent I guess. I dated an overweight girl, but not too bad. I've also dated a very thin girl, as in you could see hip bones when she leaned back. I don't ever recall hitting bone though. I don't think I would like to.

[rexbeccarox]

I guess skinny models make for less material on the clothes they wear...or something... It's the only way I can rationalize that phenomenon.

Their sizes are just easier to mold. For a few years, a local boutique would call me when they got new shipments and give me some free clothes plus 30% off for coming in and trying everything on so that the staff could figure out what looked good on whom. Apparently, it's easier to generically dress a thin person who doesn't have much in the way of curves because it's easier to pin fabric than to add it, and add body lumps rather than get rid of them. They'd stick me in a dress, pin it up where necessary, then stuff it where necessary. It was fun being a dress-up doll three or four times a year, and the discount didn't hurt