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MsDee

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« Reply #60 on: 10 November 2012, 10:33:02 am »
Hi Ladies, since the age of 13 I was "fat" it is hormonal with me and I have always had a good diet but I love my carbs and yummy food.    I do not have cholesterol, diabetes the worst i suffer from are my periods and water retention during a period.  I had bulimia from the age of 15 - 22 this was due to peer pressure not from school but also from my mom who was a model in her day.  Did not help my brother was this blonde adonis.

I was married for 10 years and my husband did not like to be seen in public with me, why he married me i have no idea.  The only place I have found acceptance for my weight is through my escorting, I have come to love my body with all its lumps and bumps. Although i am trying to lose atleast a stone as my face looks hideous with a double chin.  I am a size 18 at the bottom and 22 on top due to my boobs.

My friends can not believe my size as they all say I do not look that big.  I dont wear tight fitting clothes purely because i hate clingy clothes I love my oversized clothes not because i am hiding my fat but because i am able to move freely and feel comfortable. 

There was an article in the daily mail yesterday about fat fashion bloggers.  These are girls who do not give a damn about what people say about them. 

Remember the most alluring thing to a man is Confidence not body size.

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« Reply #61 on: 10 November 2012, 10:33:58 am »
Can I just say that if you surround yourself with negative people who constantly remind you of your weight.  ARe they really the best people to surround yourself with?

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« Reply #62 on: 10 November 2012, 02:11:44 pm »
Blimey....who resurrected this old chestnut? Some things should never be discussed...religions, politics, race and size IMO!


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« Reply #63 on: 10 November 2012, 02:53:37 pm »
Everything has a right to be discussed as long as those discussing it are open to other peoples views as well as proven facts.  The problem arises when one or two individuals refuse to believe anything other than their own opinions and actually believe their opinions are indeed fact even though they know they cannot possibly back this up with proven facts or theories as it is just their own blind refusal to see any other point of view  This is when problems arise as those who have taken the time to look up facts feel they are being ignored or talked over by someone who has no knowledge of the facts

Hence discussions often end up as bitching or people taking offense.  Discussions would be much better if everyone who participated took the time to look up actual factual evidence rather than insisting their opinions are fact

Discussions and debate are a great way for others to learn and grow but again only if they are willing to put their preconceived idea away and listen to others who may be better informed.  Be it religion, race, creed size or age everything should be up for discussion without the need for insults or misguided insistence of their own views
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« Reply #64 on: 10 November 2012, 03:12:21 pm »

Im young also andi work now for few years i been bullied but clients for been bigguer then normal escorts

This is pretty much what I thought, which is why you've been led to believe ALL clients go for "slimmer" ladies. Have you looked into how to boost your self esteem/confidence? How to deal with crap men who try to make you feel crap? How to feel good from the inside so it shows on the outside?
I already have mysel problems in getting bigguer is not just the clients one think is if i had always been big that i undertand but no i was always slim even after having my son simple pco destruid my life sometimes i feel that.
Plus clients on top been rude like that just put me off.Im tall so makes me look less bigger but when u work with slimmer girls u feel.And agencies dont take bbw or plus size the bigguer agencies dont accecpt girls bigguer then a size 10 its shame but well is all about the looks in this industry

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« Reply #65 on: 10 November 2012, 03:34:15 pm »
is all about the looks in this industry

Indeed. But this is the thing: what one man calls "attractive" another would call "average" and another may even say "ugly".

I HONESTLY HONESTLY do not want to be an 8 stone size 10 lady. If any of this weight ever leaves me, I would *like* to be 13 stone size 14/16. But if it doesn't, oh well! *shrugs* There's plenty of men who find me "beautiful" and are happy to pay to see/feel my big fat wobbly bits.

As said earlier in this thread, you cannot generalise about people's tastes. It IS about the looks, but it's also all about the confidence (thank you Gok Wan!), the attitude, the service you give, etc.

MsDee

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« Reply #66 on: 10 November 2012, 03:37:10 pm »
In my opinion Pretty you are looking in the wrong places.  Stop being negative about being big, stop trying to work for agencies who will not promote you the way you are. 

Big women can be just as gorgeous as skinny women, skinny women are not always that pretty either.  If you are attracting the wrong clients it might be in how you advertise yourself.  There are a lot of bigger escorts that do very well for themselves.

When I started in the industry i worked in a Working house and was surrounded by gorgeous petite girls two of them were part time glamor models.  But the women who got the most work and who was more popular was myself and the lady in her 40's.

There is nothing wrong with women being "fat", "plump", "voluptuous" and utterly gorgeous.  You do not have to be skinny to be attractive.

This photo of me was taken 1 week ago, do i look unattractive? And do bear in mind I am a size 18 bottom and 22 on top

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« Reply #67 on: 10 November 2012, 03:37:43 pm »

pco destruid my life sometimes i feel that.


Have you tried eating lo-carb? It's supposed to be EXCELLENT for PCOS.

Dani

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« Reply #68 on: 10 November 2012, 03:42:34 pm »
Grr I hate that men can give women image issues.  It is bad enough that if we are not a size zero then magazines look down on us but even in this industry there are people that really do believe we all have to be a set size with set length hair and false boobs that sit high on our chests.  It just is not true.  My clients love my curves, they even love the fact my boobs do not sit quite as high as they used to do as they want a more natural look.  My clients know What I look like and they know I am never going to be a size 8 or 10 and they would not see me if I did.  They prefer the women across the road look.  Infact more than half my clients ask my to not even wear make up.

Yes there are clients who want the porn model look, there are cleints that want a size 8 max and under 25 years old but there are just as many clients that want a normal looking woman with curves and hips and boobs.  There are even plenty who like supersized women.

There are enough for all of us so I do not knwo why some need to judge others or make coments just because someone does not fit the idea that has been drummed into them.

@MissPretty, you may feel you need to stay a set size for yourself and for your clients but that does not mean everyone else has to agree with you.  You may not want to get big or even be above a certain size but some of us are very happy with how we look.

The most attractive thing in a woman is confidence, it is not her dress size nor how made up she is, it is how she holds herself and feels about herself that attracts men.
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Re: BBW Health concerns?
« Reply #69 on: 10 November 2012, 03:52:01 pm »
Just remembered, I recently lost a regular cam client...he would spend money in Private once a month or so, loved my "curves" and fatness. Over the course of a month, I lost a stone (I had joined an exercise class) and when this client appeared in my cam room he said "you've lost weight". I lied: "no, not at all" and he replied "you have, I can tell. Sorry, I like my ladies big and you're not big enough now. Bye." And with that he left the room, and hasn't been back since!

I'm not going to conform to any man's idea of "beauty", if I lose 12 stone or gain 3, plenty of men out there will still be queuing up to pay me ;D

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« Reply #70 on: 10 November 2012, 05:09:52 pm »
heres me, a size 22/24.


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« Reply #71 on: 10 November 2012, 05:17:29 pm »
And if anyone really wants to see what I look like, have a guess at what I might be called on AW ;D
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Re: BBW Health concerns?
« Reply #72 on: 10 November 2012, 05:28:26 pm »


I HONESTLY HONESTLY do not want to be an 8 stone size 10 lady. If any of this weight ever leaves me, I would *like* to be 13 stone size 14/16. But if it doesn't, oh well! *shrugs* There's plenty of men who find me "beautiful" and are happy to pay to see/feel my big fat wobbly bits.



Exactly, and well said. Some people find me attractive, and some don't; it's just the way of the world. There's a shape out there for everyone, whether they are wearing it or looking at it. I'm quite saddened by some of the surreptitious fat-bashing on this thread, health is bog all to do with what size a person is. I get the opposite end of the body-policing with "Oh wow, do you even eat? You  must be REALLY unhealthy being that skinny." and I'm fine, thanks! I do wish people would stop making judgements on a person's health and well-being by making wrong, and often hurtful, comments because of what their outsides look like. Unless they're my GP and know my medical history - shut up.  ;D

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« Reply #73 on: 10 November 2012, 05:51:24 pm »


I HONESTLY HONESTLY do not want to be an 8 stone size 10 lady. If any of this weight ever leaves me, I would *like* to be 13 stone size 14/16. But if it doesn't, oh well! *shrugs* There's plenty of men who find me "beautiful" and are happy to pay to see/feel my big fat wobbly bits.



Exactly, and well said. Some people find me attractive, and some don't; it's just the way of the world. There's a shape out there for everyone, whether they are wearing it or looking at it. I'm quite saddened by some of the surreptitious fat-bashing on this thread, health is bog all to do with what size a person is. I get the opposite end of the body-policing with "Oh wow, do you even eat? You  must be REALLY unhealthy being that skinny." and I'm fine, thanks! I do wish people would stop making judgements on a person's health and well-being by making wrong, and often hurtful, comments because of what their outsides look like. Unless they're my GP and know my medical history - shut up.  ;D
Right I was never bashing fat people. I said of course overweight ladies can still be sexy and attractive and there will always be men that like large/extra large ladies. My personal opinion is that there seems to be a lot of 'being really fat is fine' talk on this thread and that's not something I agree with. If you are mega overweight or even a bit overweight you are more at risk to certain health problems, especially in my case diabetes as its in my family and being overweight significantly increases that risk which I was told by MY DOCTOR. No I'm not a doctor but I'm not going to shut up when this is a fact and something I agree with. I accept that overweight people might actually be more healthy than skinny people sometimes or vice verser BUT most of the time unless you of course have a medical condition overweight people are overweight because of how much they eat and I'm speaking from personal experience and to me that is not a healthy thing!
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« Reply #74 on: 10 November 2012, 06:09:24 pm »
If this thread is going to be about the potential correlation between size and health risks, then it's not about escorting. So I'm locking it. (Please PM me if you feel you have a very escorting-related reply that you wanted to add.)
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