Lately I have been feeling a lot of grief and anxiety. I realized that I am ONLY interested in a woman if she is height/weight proportionate, without any, ANY, chub on the side.
Now I don't DISRESPECT heavier people. I mean nothing against them. This is purely in terms of being attracted to the opposite gender for a relationship.
I also don't find myself attracted to "runner chicks" at all, so this isn't some side-stem of my running background.
Am I in the wrong here?
It is your decision to limit your dating pool. Many more slightly heavy women in the pool, but cool that you are leaving them for me.
Nothing wrong with that if you yourself aren't overweight. I dn't know where women got this idea that they can eat as much as they want and not exercise and they could still have guys go after them.
Everyone has their type. Some guys only like skinny girls. Some guys only like chubby girls. Some guys like blondes while others like brunettes. Heck, some guys only like other guys. There's no reason to feel guilty about having preferences.
Hingle McCringleberry wrote:
Nothing wrong with that if you yourself aren't overweight.
What's wrong with his attraction if he's overweight?
nothing wrong with not liking fat chicks.
BMI calculator wrote:
Am I in the wrong here?
Maybe not wrong but not realistic. If you do come across a woman who meets your apparent standards, you may find that you're not that into her really. Then what? This happens all the time.
Why the guilt?
Real men want hotties, not fatties. There is a reason why fashion models are thin. Because that is what the vast majority of people think looks hot. There are some sickos out there who like muffintops, D cups and fatasses. They are wrong. Thin is in. Don't listen to their disgusting desire for padding (blubber).
yes and fashion models are just as lonely as everyone else. so go figure.
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