Some guys just like a little meat on the bones and are quite rude in expressing it. I say the problem is with the jerks telling her she is too skinny, and much less to do with any weight issue she may or may not have.
My last two clients have made a comment about my weight. One of the guys was really big and tall, the other was average size, but the big guy said I was a little too thin, and the other guy commented at dinner how little I eat and no wonder I'm so thin. I am not that damn thin. I weigh like 125-130 but am tall. If I do put on weight, it doesn't go to the right place- it turns into cottage cheese ass or love handles.
What size exactly is "too thin" and what is your preference on weight? I'm starting to get a lil complex. Maybe I need to start pouring gravy on everything :0
People who are anorexic see themselves as fat even when they're actually emaciated. If I were you'd I'd make sure people know what to expect re your looks so they are not concerned or disappointed. To me, this is just like any other physical characteristic. Some will like you they way you are, some won't. So the only issue is, if they've done their homework right they should know what to expect and not be surprised.
Some guys just like a little meat on the bones and are quite rude in expressing it. I say the problem is with the jerks telling her she is too skinny, and much less to do with any weight issue she may or may not have.
If you see a pair of Venetian blinds and think, “Ooh - a bunk bed,” you’re probably too thin regardless of height.
You and Tobi together would be a mixed treat, it might be difficult to maintain an erection while laughing ones ass off.
But then the scenery would take over, and yummy, two incredible asses side by side or opposing one another, doesn't much matter it'd be a nice sight to see.
This time I'm not sucking up, just stating a fact.
I think the camera just adds some pounds. And then of course Aldo adding a butt where there is none, etc. Just kidding!
I doubt many will comment on a weight issue.
Since there is no universal answer to this question, my suggestion is to keep your weight at a level that makes YOU happy.
As for my opinion, since you asked, lol At 125-130 I personally would hope that you are at least 5' 7" to be of the ideal height/weight proportions for me. This too would vary upon your body type as some women at 5' 7" would look downright scrawny at 125 lbs and others would like a bit chunky, but since you asked, that is my general opinion.
Woman who are taller than myself are too tall.
Hold the gravy. If you're healthy, why fret.
...prior to the date. Perhaps if your photos haven't been updated recently, you might consider doing that? Also, make sure they're a fair and accurate representation. Just a thought; you may already be doing these things.
As for the dude commenting on your eating habits: that's just simply rude and that comment was made in super poor taste. Your eating habits are your business, not anyone else's. I mean, that goes for anyone.
As far as weight preference, different people look for different things. There's a market for damn near every body type out there.
People who would never say to an overweight person "You eat like a pig, no wonder you are fat" feel perfectly comfortable telling someone who is thin "you eat like a bird, no wonder you are skin and bones"
Yes, there are double standards everywhere you look.
So commenting on thinness typically isn't the same as commenting on one being overweight.
When I lost weight, I got tons of comments about it, including people who saw me at work with my lunch and commented "oh, now I understand how you've lost weight." Or hell, some even DID comment that they they thought I was losing "too much" weight and needed to stop dieting. Or even, "have you been sick?" someone said with a concerned look. While some comments crossed over the line, none were AT ALL comparable to the insults that can be hurled at the overweight (experienced this end of things once or twice too). This is because, thinness is generally seen as good, so if you say somesome is getting too thin, IMO it often just means you think they are taking their good eating discipline and exercise habits just a little too far and should back off. When you criticize someone as being fat, there is no silver lining, it usual implies you think they DON'T have self discipline, etc.
Okay, I probabaly rambled on too long over a very small point here, kinda splitting hairs about the different levels of "true" insult in various comments - but I do think there is some difference!
Or something similar at any rate. People are just unkind, well at least some of them. It is life, and you can't win for losing, but you certainly can lose for winning. When you make your money in part based on looks some asshole somewhere will take a swipe at your looks.
You are thin at that htw ratio... but it is close enough that it could look good on you, know what I mean? Depends on your body. I wouldn't worry about it unless you have an eating problem and/or health problems.
I could understand a guy making a comment on not eating much at a dinner... but it is still rude what he said. I use to hear that all of the time til they saw how much I do eat heh heh. I personally do not like eating with someone who can't eat a good size portion.
Up until a few years ago I was a buck five-buck ten, no matter what I ate I couldn't gain weight. Now in the past five years, I gained a little (typically a buck twenty-buck thirty depending on the day of the week lol) and it all went to chest and butt. I feel better about myself having a little more weight on me and having a good shape, rather than flat pancake butt lol. I use to hate the skinny comments and get uncomfortable about it. I didn't like being super skinny at all. Now I am in the proper bmi and I enjoy it, much happier.
And as for eating a lot in front of a client, I prefer not to as being full can interfere with the night's festivities, so I'll usually just have a lil appetizer or salad but don't have an eating disorder or anything like that
For that height and weight, in those charts I mentioned below. However, it is still in the normal range, so you are not too skinny, if you lose a few pounds, you would be considered underweight.
and like how you look, that is all that matters.
Just add those comments to your "stupid things that socially and inter-personally clueless dudes say" list.
lol. I've always found that I have a better time when I don't insult my date.
And probably at your doctor's office. If you are within the normal bmi range, and in good health, why worry?
As far as being a provider and what clients like, everyone is different. If your pictures are accurate, and you are honest about your height and weight, then the guys who like that look will gravitate towards you.
If you start thinking you need to put on weight because two johns make comments like this then you regret it. Doesn't seem too smart to me to let anyone else, including us, dictate what your weight should be. That should be between you (what makes you feel best and look best in your eyes) and your doctor (is what makes you feel best actually healthy).
but one things for sure, that is those two guys have fat heads.
I like gals of all body styles. I revel in diversity.
The anorexic look with the ribs sticking out however is where I draw the line.
the over-inflated look where you can't see any bones at all? Do you draw a line there as well?
was in and of itself a problem for me.
I know I probably shouldn't be saying this, but some wag once opined that making love to a very obese woman is like riding a moped.
It's a lot of fun, but you wouldn't want anyone watching you do it.
But, that's what bedroom doors are for anyway.
You like what you like...and survivors from Auschwitz don't work for you?
That's OK...others like that look.
No need to walk the PC line...you don't like some women. It's OK...you'll be fine LOL
For me...I like the tiny ones. So as long as a gal is posting "real" pics of herself, and accurate stats...no issue.
If this gal was advertising as petite spinner...I'll gladly allow YOU to take over...immediately and without question LOL Thank you for loving the diversity ;
125 lbs and 6'2 is just right for me. Love to count the rib bones.
If I can clearly see your hip bone from 100 years away, maybe you are too thin.
Please post pic.
It's not just about whether you are thin (lacking body fat BMI wise) or not. If you are athletic and pack refined muscles, that's where is at (of course very hard to maintain).
Someone who is thin with like A cup and absolutely no ass, I get what they mean. But even ass is really muscle so...
Don't worry about being too thin or not. Work on your muscle tone in your body (including abs which is sexy as hell). And NO ONE will complain.
What size exactly is "too thin" and what is your preference on weight? I'm starting to get a lil complex. Maybe I need to start pouring gravy on everything :0
percent body fat versus lean mass makes a huge difference in weight and appearance, as does body frame size. BMI is meaningless for a muscular/fit person with low body fat, because bone and muscle mass is so much denser than fat mass
Bottom line, the lady has to be comfortable with her own self and not worry about what everyone else thinks. This market is big enough for anyone to have those that appreciate what they have. Some even may feed a niche.
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Really doesn't matter what another soul anywhere on this planet thinks of your weight...as long as you are good with what you see everyday, that's ALL that matters.
I mean truly ask yourself, do you really care? I hope you come up with...no. You're more than happy with yourself just the way you are.
xx kisses
T
some feel it's ok to call a thin person too thin, skinny, malnourished etc, yet feel it's not ok to use unflattering adjectives to describe someone overweight. The message is to forget labels and what others think, love yourself and screw what others think.
What size exactly is "too thin" and what is your preference on weight? I'm starting to get a lil complex. Maybe I need to start pouring gravy on everything :0