I’m a pretty big girl (uk size 18), and i’m bisexual, but for some reason i like curvy girls and skinny guys

don’t ask me why, but guys with no muscle really do it for me…

I like my men plump and juicy!

Not fat. Just nice and ****.

Thinking back upon crushes over the past five years or so, I can say that I tended not to go for the guy who was pleasantly plump nor the muscular guy. Nor the scrawny guy. Just the guys who were somewhere in the middle and who were comfortable with how they looked. I think that as long as a person exudes confidence in themselves and their body, they can get with whoever they want.

There are lots of attractive petite girls and lots of attractive curvey girls. I don’t think body type is really such an important thing to me.

Personality, charm go a long way. That does not mean looks don’t matter at all a healthier body is always more attractive I think but it’s not the most important thing.

i like my girl to be petite curves wont hurt but dont wanna look like a plump. i am athletic skinny

Hmm well my boyfriend is built pretty well so i have no complaints ;]

but my friend goes out with someone who is on the heavy side, okay lets face it hes big! but she said it doesnt matte because hes like one giant teddy bear, which is true because he does give good hugs.

But it shouldnt really matter, you should like them for them. because someone can be built and sexi but a total a** personality wise. so you follow what you feel is best.

its all about your preference as long as theres grass in the field we can play ball

i dnt care tbh it is what is inside that counts the most outside is just an added bonus for people…some1 cud be the most beautiful person outside but inside they are screwed up and dnt know who they are =]

Yes, size does matter. I am very pettite and thin and would like my bf to be thin and take care of his body. It’s not to say I wouldnt date or are disgusted by heavier persons, I just find being thin attractive. Personality is important but there has to be physical chemistry too; you have to have the right balance.