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 Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2007 11:39 pm
The worst thing someone ever called me was Hey You fatass..But i smacked him with a baseball bat..it was an accident really -grins-
I like to call myself Plump xD
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Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 2:37 pm
i like being called "plus sized"
but i never really get offended at the name someone calls me itself... i'm more offended at the tone of voice they use it in. if one calls me "fat" in a condecending way, then i snap and start ranting and raving. but if one calls me "fat" in a more playful tone, as a friend would, its all good.
the only word i really cannot stand is "fatass"
and i dont like the word "obese" either
perhaps thats why i hate the doctor?
*ponders*
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Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 5:20 pm
I prefer curvy.. it seems to fit better than other things. chubby sounds like a chipmunk... and I'm a homo sapien. 3nodding
I don't think it matters if you say it or someone else says it, it's just the WAY it's said that matters. It's like calling someone buddy or pal when they're not your buddy and/or pal...
I think the most offensive term would have to be fatass. Especially accompanied by "******** you" and screamed out of a car. mad
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Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 5:35 pm
Adzumi I prefer curvy.. it seems to fit better than other things. chubby sounds like a chipmunk... and I'm a homo sapien. 3nodding I don't think it matters if you say it or someone else says it, it's just the WAY it's said that matters. It's like calling someone buddy or pal when they're not your buddy and/or pal... I think the most offensive term would have to be fatass. Especially accompanied by "******** you" and screamed out of a car. mad Thats when you take a rock and throw then run like hell into the nearest bush lol
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Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 10:38 pm
I'm not really fond of the word "husky," just because of how it sounds, and I take offense to anything if its meant to be an insult, no matter what the word is. As for what I like, I love the word voluptuous, and curvy, and plump, and I don't mind fat or even chubby.
And by the way, I haven't seen that CSI episode, but I bet it would have pissed me off.
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 12:02 pm
The Tragic Libertine. What about you guys? What do you prefer to be called? I really don't like to be called anything but thick. Thick feels sensually right for soem reason. Also, do you think it matters whether you say it yourself or someone else does? Are there terms that you personally find offensive or hurtful? Well if it's offensive, it shouldn't matter who says it--it just shouldn't be said. I pretty much don't care what Im called, unless I'm called that someone I don't like. I agree with the thick part. razz But quetsion to all: Do you think its a regional type thing? The girls I know here in Alabama dont settle for anything but thick.
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 1:01 pm
Leer Teresa The Tragic Libertine. What about you guys? What do you prefer to be called? I really don't like to be called anything but thick. Thick feels sensually right for soem reason. Also, do you think it matters whether you say it yourself or someone else does? Are there terms that you personally find offensive or hurtful? Well if it's offensive, it shouldn't matter who says it--it just shouldn't be said. I pretty much don't care what Im called, unless I'm called that someone I don't like. I agree with the thick part. razz But quetsion to all: Do you think its a regional type thing? The girls I know here in Alabama dont settle for anything but thick. Well over here in England you would be calling yourself stupid. We prefer voluptuous(sp?).
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:26 pm
Leer Teresa I agree with the thick part. razz But quetsion to all: Do you think its a regional type thing? The girls I know here in Alabama dont settle for anything but thick.
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Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 2:12 pm
Leer Teresa The Tragic Libertine. What about you guys? What do you prefer to be called? I really don't like to be called anything but thick. Thick feels sensually right for soem reason. Also, do you think it matters whether you say it yourself or someone else does? Are there terms that you personally find offensive or hurtful? Well if it's offensive, it shouldn't matter who says it--it just shouldn't be said. I pretty much don't care what Im called, unless I'm called that someone I don't like. I agree with the thick part. razz But quetsion to all: Do you think its a regional type thing? The girls I know here in Alabama dont settle for anything but thick. I think it probably is. Not sure what all the bigger girls of my region would prefer though. But if you look at language and how it changes regionally, it makes sense. For example, I grew up in the Albany area of New York state, and everyone refers to carbonated beverages as "soda" there. Now I live near Buffalo, and here its "pop." This has led to many interesting word wars between my friends and I sweatdrop So I can understand the ladies where you come from hating anything but "thick."
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Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 4:20 pm
I think fat' is kinda of a rude word. but then again used care'inly it's ok, but i was putting my self down one day and called myself that. and my friend said i was "fashoniably plump" though it's not my favoite it think it's cute.
my fav though is Curvy
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 11:06 pm
I am not a big fan of "chubby" I was chubby when I was a little girl and I am not a little girl. I usually refer to myself as voluptuos or pleasantly plump... and only I can call myself fat... I nearly beat up this a*****e at my cousins graduation who called me fat, but then agian it was accompanied with a few other very offensive words. Oh well..
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 11:25 pm
I call my boyfriend chubby.
I think the word chubby is cute. Like pudgy, which is also cute.
I always thought fat would be offensive.
It's just kindof a weird, hard, ugly sounding word to me.
If I was larger, I'd giggle if people called me rotund.
That is an awesome word.
Rotund.
Just gah.
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Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 1:16 pm
I actually like being called curvy
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Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 7:59 pm
I'd rather be called curvey. I call myslelf cuddly.
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 2:13 am
I perfer being called curvy, cuddly, or fluffy. xD Chubby and plump aren't too bad either. xD
I'm trying to get over the hurt I feel when being called fat. Dx (Playfully by my friends and family I mean.) Because I am fat and I don't care. Well okay I care a little, but I mean I'm okay with it. I like my body even if there are things I'd change. xD
It's just that everyone uses that word negatively. So of course I automatically think of fat as bad, an insult, because it usually is and go into defensive mode. But really fat isn't that bad of a word. It isn't like they're calling me a b***h or something. D< Though I think unless it was a friend kidding around I'd probably kick someone in the shin for calling me it. xD Or just, you know, insult them back.
Well to a certain degree I don't mind my friends kidding around with me. Of course I don't want to be called fatass 24/7. xD (Like I'd be friends with someone who called me that though.) My family, and by that I mean just my Mom and my brother are allowed to call me whatever they want because I know they'd never say it hurtfully. <3 Besides being poked and called fluffy isn't really a big deal lol. However when people I don't know or people I do know and don't like call me 'fat' and all those other things in an obviously insulting way I get angry and hurt. Offensive terms to me are just anything said in a degrading or insulting manor. =3
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