Having read this post thread, and subsequent threads regarding size, ugliness, fat, thin, minging, beautiful etc.. etc...
I(Paul) wish to voice my opinion on the Radlett parties.
Susie and I have both been to radlett and the age range, is pretty accurate. However, as always seems to be the case in this forum, one comment, that in my opinion, has been taken out of context by some people leads to a massacre of individuals.
The people that went to the Radlett party were of all shapes, sizes, race, there wasn't 'fat' people there, there were some large build people. When i say large, i mean large, not fat.
I often wonder about the insecurities of people if they feel that they 'have' to make a stand because of the way they are built. I know many large people and some are attractive, I know many 'fat' people and some are unnattractive.
If people on this forum feel they are inadequate because of the way they look because they are bigger, that is their problem, not others. Why is it that if somebody makes a comment on size, it is immediately jumped on as an opportunity to defamate the character of someone?
I myself find 'fat' people unnattractive, does this make me any less of a human being for having my own preferences? They may be beautiful people inside and I may get on really well with that person, it is a fault of mine, or a fault of anyone else for that matter if i/they don't find a 'fat' person sexually appealing?
I like this forum, i really do, but i find that the tired 'club together and massacre anyone who doesn't agree with what we're saying' attitude that seems prevelant here really off putting at times.
This posting is not directed at individuals and it is not meant to be offensive, i'm not the kind of person who'll just agree with the masses to keep things on an even keel, i'm no yes man, i have an opinion, and it is my own.
I have made some great friends here and i wish to carry on making friends, even if they are fat, ugly, sexy, minging, beautiful.
I just wish sometimes that people would take a step back and try and understand what they are saying sometimes instead of victimising certain people for comments that have been made/taken out of context.
Paul