re: “She needs some meat on her bones” or “she’s too skinny”

There is absolutely such a thing as a girl that’s too skinny. But this is just plain ole fat.

I think comma was misplaced. I usually add too many, this time I just stuck it in the wrong place...which luckily I can do, or at least try to do, since I’m a male.

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I personally think that every guy who starts a thread like this should have to post a pic of their wife or SO.

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and of himself. in keeping with the biblical imperative to "judge lest ye be judged".

Dude nobody likes a girl who is too skinny. Their arms are gross. Their necks look horrible. Their tits usually flat. No arse. You got a weird anorexia fetish?

I think the point being made is that the vast majority of the time, the guys saying "she needs some meat on her bones" have absolutely zero shot with a girl that looks like the girl he is criticizing. Regardless of whether said girl could actually stand to put on a few pounds, they are usually still way hotter than anything in the dude's league.

Like in college, I convinced myself that I liked, even preferred Keystone and Evan green label and people that drank nicer stuff were just pretentious. "Craft beer? Eagle Rare? Pfft...I want to really taste my ethanol when I'm drinking". Nah...I just couldn't afford the good stuff.

As told by MAGA Hanks on Black Jeopardy

Question:
"Skinny women can do this for you"

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The women, in their 40’s like my wife and I, who run or workout too much get a skeletor look about them...it’s not very feminine or attractive.

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Very true.

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The modeling industry started this fad, and its run by gay men.

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Thats not why models are skinny. Models are wearing clothes and they are trying to sell to women. Women always want to be skinnier, so that is who they are marketing to

Who is Celine Dion?

I have only heard that phrase from Democrats. Whenever there is a reasonably slim democrat around I constantly hear male democrats tell her she needs some meat on her bones. Its a cultural thing.