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"With regards to this frequently used phrase in profiles, can anyone tell us forumsters where the 'wrong places 'are?
I'd say the tummy area. Like on me. Beached whale-esque  "
certainly not, a lot of folks like me enjoy a fuller figure. |
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I was talking to a senior female friend of mine who likes younger men, I asked why she doesn't like men her own age and her reply bellies and bandy legged men.
Always wondered what the bandy legged guys were riding? |
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By *agatoXXXMan 4 days ago
2nd door on the right. |
"I was talking to a senior female friend of mine who likes younger men, I asked why she doesn't like men her own age and her reply bellies and bandy legged men.
Always wondered what the bandy legged guys were riding?"
Does she come from the sepia days, where everyone had rickets? |
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"With regards to this frequently used phrase in profiles, can anyone tell us forumsters where the 'wrong places 'are?
I'd say the tummy area. Like on me. Beached whale-esque "
Your bloody lovely .
Mines my tummy I look pregnant. |
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"With regards to this frequently used phrase in profiles, can anyone tell us forumsters where the 'wrong places 'are? "
I always think a nice sweep from a thin waist to a nice rounded bottom ( mostly in the female form, but also in the male form ) is one of the most attractive human aesthetics.
So anything that counters that is less appealing… either a wider ( fatter? ) waist or a skinnier, narrower bottom.
I could just like to make clear though that if a person is beautiful, their physical appearance has very little to do with how attractive I find them, male or female .
I studied art at college and university and I do love the human form. I loved life classes, meeting men and women with amazing life stories happy to pose in front of me totally naked with all sorts of shapes and curves and folds and no shame !
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"With regards to this frequently used phrase in profiles, can anyone tell us forumsters where the 'wrong places 'are?
I always think a nice sweep from a thin waist to a nice rounded bottom ( mostly in the female form, but also in the male form ) is one of the most attractive human aesthetics.
So anything that counters that is less appealing… either a wider ( fatter? ) waist or a skinnier, narrower bottom.
I could just like to make clear though that if a person is beautiful, their physical appearance has very little to do with how attractive I find them, male or female .
I studied art at college and university and I do love the human form. I loved life classes, meeting men and women with amazing life stories happy to pose in front of me totally naked with all sorts of shapes and curves and folds and no shame !
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I just re read that and I should broaden that out to the sweep from the waist to the hips too! Again it is much more pronounced in the “ female form “ but there is something beautiful in the male form too, especially when there is good muscle structure in the lower back and stomach |
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By *elloWoman 3 days ago
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"With regards to this frequently used phrase in profiles, can anyone tell us forumsters where the 'wrong places 'are? "
I have curves in all the right places , however I also have curves in places that I don't want them to be, like why do I have extra curves on my hips, how many pairs of saddle bags does a lady need |
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I hadn't considered that. I'm putting it on my CV as we speak 