What do women prefer...

A guy who is short but slender or a bloke who is 6'2 and big boned? I was in the pub this lunchtime and there was a guy who was about 5'5 who was stylish and presentable but I wondered if his height is a turn off for women. Then myself, I am 6'2 and built like a brick shit house. I have been described as big boned or larger than life. I am a cross between frank Bruno and giant haystacks.

Which do you think women prefer?

Isn't "big boned" a polite way of saying fat?

xmiles wrote:Isn't "big boned" a polite way of saying fat?

Or a excuse

No - it means he's larger than life, I bet he's bubbly as well

xmiles wrote:Isn't "big boned" a polite way of saying fat?

No, I was born with big bones.

Women dont like short men but they dont like fat bastards either, but they have nothing but contempt for short arses. Most women like bad men men who are dangerous and dont give a fuck, they also like to be taken rough sometimes even an occasional slap before you use them, i know from experience my first wife loved me to cut her clothes off with a knife and run the blade over her boobs, this one is the same but more intense and likes to be dragged by her hair. Maybe its just the kind of woman i attract dont know but i like it though. She laughs at short men but shows no interest at all in fat men.

Michael says he's not fat just big boned tho.

If he carried a big wedge in is pocket, would that make a difference?

Angry dad - one is always guaranteed a good read with your posts! Seems a shame to ruin her clothes with the knife, can't you just undo them?
Your mrs is a bit harsh to laugh at short men. I mean it's not their fault.

I have never understood this idea of adding the word bastard when describing someone as fat. If people are going to call someone fat why not say fat person or fat guy? Fat bastard seems very harsh.
But I am not fat, I am big. It's like big Sam, big daddy, big show - they wouldn't be called fat Sam, fat daddy, fat show.

Michael Bolton wrote:Angry dad - one is always guaranteed a good read with your posts! Seems a shame to ruin her clothes with the knife, can't you just undo them?
Your mrs is a bit harsh to laugh at short men. I mean it's not their fault.

I have never understood this idea of adding the word bastard when describing someone as fat. If people are going to call someone fat why not say fat person or fat guy? Fat bastard seems very harsh.
But I am not fat, I am big. It's like big Sam, big daddy, big show - they wouldn't be called fat Sam, fat daddy, fat show.

Its not personal its a work thing from ages ago we used to jokingly take the piss out of security guys that were ok on the big side, if one made a fuck up we'd all go you fat bastard , you fat bastard or if some lad did a runner and he couldn;t catch him he'd get the you fat bastard treatment all in fun and its hard to drop old habits. I never called you fat, never seen you MB.The wife is a great girl she would never insult a short guy , but in private she thinks its the biggest turn off in a bloke for her and many other women i know feel the same , they want bulk on top of them thats what i'm told so given the choice she would rather an overweight guy than a short one, my missus likes big men that make her feel really small she's 5-2 so its not difficult at 6-2 and 16 st to make her happy. Oh yeah the clothes thats the turn on nothing else will do, just use old ones.

It's hard to call an obese glutton a large individual, you fat bastard cuts it more.

Fuck-Knows ? Have you seen all the women Simon Cowell hangs out with, I think it just depends on how much money you've got and what lifestyle you can offer these days.

Obviously .

scottjames30 wrote:Fuck-Knows ? Have you seen all the women Simon Cowell hangs out with, I think it just depends on how much money you've got and what lifestyle you can offer these days.

Obviously .

Good point SJ

scottjames30 wrote:Fuck-Knows ? Have you seen all the women Simon Cowell hangs out with, I think it just depends on how much money you've got and what lifestyle you can offer these days.

Obviously .

Yes I was surprised that Simon Cowell is 5'8, and even more surprised that the god awful Dermot O'Leary is also only 5'8. On TV you really don't get a sense of how tall people are.
Dec from Ant and Dec is only 5'6, that is smaller than Sammy Lee.
Yes I think wealth is an obvious attraction for a lot of people. Living a nice life and enjoying the finer things in life is appealing for anyone.

Don't know if women like Big Boned men, but do know they like Big Boner Men.

xmiles wrote:Isn't "big boned" a polite way of saying fat?

I think your right. I have never seen a fat skeleton yet.

I also think it looks rather odd, seeing a short guy walk down the street with a much taller female. It just doesn't look right. Sorry to insult any short arses on here.

Culcheth_White wrote:

xmiles wrote:Isn't "big boned" a polite way of saying fat?

I think your right. I have never seen a fat skeleton yet.

I was watching escape to the country last weekend and they had a short, chubby, bald headed guy who was buying a house with his 6 foot + good looking slim Ukrainian girlfriend.

I couldn't understand it until i heard the budget for the house was something like 600k.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:I was watching escape to the country last weekend and they had a short, chubby, bald headed guy who was buying a house with his 6 foot + good looking slim Ukrainian girlfriend.

I couldn't understand it until i heard the budget for the house was something like 600k.

The fact that she was Ukrainian was probably also a clue.

Culcheth_White wrote:

xmiles wrote:Isn't "big boned" a polite way of saying fat?

I think your right. I have never seen a fat skeleton yet.

I also think it looks rather odd, seeing a short guy walk down the street with a much taller female. It just doesn't look right. Sorry to insult any short arses on here.

I also think it looks weird to see some six foot tall guy walking down the street with a much shorter woman.

Big height differences, like big age differences, just seem wrong to me.