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From: lspirkov@udenva.UUCP (Goldilocks)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Voluptuous?
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Date: Thu, 18-Apr-85 22:40:21 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr 18 22:40:21 1985
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In article <> fsks@unc.UUCP (Frank Silbermann) writes:
>When men say they prefer voluptuous women, they mean they
>prefer Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield rather than Twiggy.
>Men interpret "voluptuous" to mean "having an hourglass figure."
>But women interpret "voluptuous" to mean "like the women Ruebens painted."
>This is what men call "fat."
>
>	Frank Silbermann

I'm a woman & i don't think voluptuous as fat.
i always thought of it as athletic and "sexy". 

it's all in the way you look at yourself, women!  you
could be 100 lbs (and tall enough for that to make you skinny)
and still look *BAD*.  most guys that i know prefer women that have
something other than just skin stretched out on bones.  they
want something to "feel".  i doubt that that means FAT cells,
also.  so if you're not happy with your body, do something
about it.  spend more time exercising and less time talking &
complaining about what men "want".  Face it, they get only
what we give them!  most men think that they're perfect.
it's about time we started doing the same!

					Goldi

ps:  are there any men out there that disagree that 
voluptuous has something to do with athletic?  i mean,
would you want a woman that looks like a model 
but can't even walk on the beach on a warm summer night 
with you,... alone, ... because she doesn't have enough energy?