Skinny or thick, who has more sex?
I think about a lot of (stupid) ideas. Do you suppose that there is a difference, on average, between how often skinny women have sex to how often thick women have sex? And when I say skinny, I mean actually skinny, not what you guys would consider thin. Like, 5'6" and 100 lbs. Obviously it varies from person to person, but on average, what do you think? No correlation? Some correlation?
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Personally, I really prefer thick girls but that wasn't what the OP was asking. My guess is that skinny girls have much more sex on average. People discover at an early age that they are either attractive or unattractive by societal standards and then they decide whether it's worth investing time and effort into "improving" themselves further. They learn quickly that the standard of beauty includes being thin. "So why not lose weight? I'm already 90% of the way there to being hot," they reason. An unattractive girl, even if she's thin to begin with, may just say "Fuck it, I'll never be hot no matter what I do. So I'll just sit and eat some raw cookie dough." And hence the tendency toward attractive girls being thin and unattractive girls being thick. And we all know that attractive people have much more sex on average (excluding paying customers of course). So there you go. Thankfully there are some exceptions to the rule, otherwise I probably wouldn't bother clubbing at all.
On the one hand, maybe the skinny are working on it so hard for a reason. But, on the other, maybe the thicker girls need the affirmation more often.
I confess. I'm susceptible. I like my dancers thin. Tuscl
Yeah 5' 6" 100lbs is about 15 lbs underweight. Even for me, and I like slender girls.
SJG
larry you won’t be 5’6” tall for a few more years if ever
Chief reason? My new ATF was in the building!
Women want commitment
Broke, loser man = fat, old woman
Rich, popular man = hot, young woman
For me skinny chicks are more attractive because they tend to have a more positive "attitude".