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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Ok so C and I were discussing the descriptions 'chunky' and 'cuddly'.
To me they mean the same as large or bigger. He said that's not what they mean, and he was saying them to describe me (for which he got abuse - I may have chunky muscly thighs but I'm as cuddly as a sack of hedgehogs).
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By *els01Woman
over a year ago
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I would say cuddly is like a teddy bear, soft and squishy and chunky is harder, more solid or a kitkat 
I guess essentially it's the same thing but cuddly sounds a lot nicer & lesh harsh xxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ok so C and I were discussing the descriptions 'chunky' and 'cuddly'.
To me they mean the same as large or bigger. He said that's not what they mean, and he was saying them to describe me (for which he got abuse - I may have chunky muscly thighs but I'm as cuddly as a sack of hedgehogs).
What do they mean to you?"
Ever had sex with a cleaning lady?
She would be chunky! They have a base of muscles build up over years.
Cuddly is a receptionist, she could be any size but she you squeeze her flesh gives fairly easily  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ever worked in a nhs hospital?
Fat people exist  I've seen the wheelchair that looks like a double seater couch to prove it.
If you need a double seater couch and more than one person pushing its time for a life change...  |
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