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Subject: Re:Question???

Date: Mon 30/05/11 01:52:55 GMT

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bbw is not my thing... wetlook or otherwise. Just my personal preference...

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Re:Question???

By AnthonyX - anthonyx@jowc.net Sun 29/05/11 22:11:27 GMT

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This is a sensitive topic for some people. Nevertheless, I will say that my "ideal" is toward neither extreme of weight, but rather somewhere in between. To me, the most attractive female form is the "classic" hourglass as exemplified by past stars such as Marilyn Monroe. By today's popular fashion standards she'd be too heavy, so I am probably out of step with the times. Other women who represent my personal ideal would be Delta Burke as she was when she first appeared on Designing Women (before the weight gain which occured during her tenure on that show), or Valerie Bertinelli after her weight loss. Callista Flockhart as she appeared on Ally McBeal is/was too skinny to appeal to me. Kirstie Alley had a nice shape early in her career, including her "Cheers" days, but after her weight gain, lost appeal for me.

A lot of the younger "production" wetlook models are a bit on the skinny side for my preference. One exception is EuroWAM's Maya. Although sleek, I don't see her as skinny. EuroWAM has featured one other more mature model Kris, who I think has a very near ideal shape.

How's that for an answer?

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Question???

By WNMLV - Sun 29/05/11 21:35:16 GMT

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Just wanted to know peoples facts on how people think of wetlook on bbw cuz i see theres alot just on skinny women...what do you guys thinks?

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