do we HAVE to call chubby girls
the wearer of BABY FAT?
esp. over 30?

How about a few weeks away from buff?

I personally prefer beautiful as a discription for all women.

JMHO

then that one's allready taken on another board.......

Rubenesque?  Big boned?  Just a wee tad too much?

I prefer to describe a woman as being on me writhing with delight- just wish it were true more often...

We jews have a good one- Zaftig.

Yiddish for chunky but cute- its a good thing...

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Especially now that I'm advertising myself as voluptuous.

Elise [email protected]

There is young girl baby fat, and then there is "I just had a baby" baby fat. the latter sometimes lasts years after the baby is grown and moved out...lol

A little too much of everything but not in a bad way? Something like that. I dropped my webphone in the water from the kayak and I can't access the link. Oh well. It was purrrfect.

I'd rather  have baby fat, chubby or whatever as long as it's soft and smooth. All is better than anarexic

I'm 46, large and considered a BBW, not that I like the term "BBW" so much either! essentially they are all labels. When a potential client inquires, I beleive in being honest, not decptive about my size. Yes, I'm large, I give my weight, measurements and dress size. I let the decision rest with the client. The baby fat was replaced a very long time ago.....peace.

"Tall- healthy build- the kind most guys really like most- just a little bit too much of everything but not to the point you begin to say its a bad feature." SULLY

When did too much of everything get to be too much?  And just when does HE begin to say it's a bad feature?  Whas he tryin to say?  Or is he jus spunk drunk???