Sultrybrunette
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No issue with heavier people, thats another fair and good question. My father, uncle and aunt all have adult onset diabetes because of obesity.
Let me give you a little background on me. I have always been very athletic and played organized sports since I was little. I was always about average height and very skinny but very fast. I played highschool football and graduated at about 150lbs at 6 `. Everyone I knew always said nice and thin I was; I knew it was meant as a compliment but it always bugged me.
I started to work out in 9th grade and even though I didn`t gain alot of weight I was very strong for my size. I fell in love with the gym and made a ton of friends over the years. Working out became a lifestyle choice for me and still truly love it to this day. A few years after graduating I was up to about 180 and it was really cool to run into people from highschool and the first thing out of there mouths would always be how much more muscular I had become. Hey , my ego loved it, I am human.
Over the years I have slowly gained more weight through adding muscle and am about 225 now. I can easily get to 235 by eating fast food , which I love, but can easily still shed it by cardio and diet
I guess one reason I asked the question is because over the years I have been asked out by many women and they all seem to be in good shape and always into some type of sport or fitness lifestyle. I don`t guees I ever recall being asked out by someone who was significantly overweight. Curious if that is result how I always try to keep in good shape or something else. Any theories or hypothesies on this would be interesting to hear.
Probably, because of your shape the larger women are intimidated. Being a BBW myself I wouldnt ask you out because I figure you would probably say no. And part of it could be guilt because, for whatever reason, we are not in the "best shape". Actually it would be difficult for me to ask anyone out. But then thats just me.

(disclaimer: I have no idea what this f'ed up emoticon means but I love Halloween and thought it was funny as all get out.)
Yet I do have pretty strong legs when tickled.. I put up a good fight, will give you a good work out. 




