>>14585>Also this "all fat girls are mentally unwell" is such incel bullshit, and sounds like you never actually date women in real life. >Or maybe your shitty personalities and issues only attract women with shitty personalities and issues as well. >Some people have mental illness, some don't, if it's a deal breaker for you, then find the women that don't.I agree. This thread is one of the more depressing I've seen on this site in that regard.
My wife is 300 pounds. She has friends who are also in that weight range. As far as mental health goes, her bigger friends aren't any different than the general population. Writing off all fat women, or even all women as having mental health issues just comes off as something a bitter person repeats to cope with the fact that they haven't found a partner yet.
> Realistically dating a fat girl can get very complicated.Realistically, no, it's not complicated. You find a somebody who you like and find attractive, and then you ask them on a date, and if they say yes you date them. It's extremely simple.
I've been in a relationship with a larger woman for years now and haven't seen any of the supposed complication that comes with it, outside of the normal struggles that any couple living together might face.
>Honestly I couldn’t make the lifestyle tradeoff for someone truly large. I like living in the city and deciding things on a whim like, nah lets just walk there, or, lets just take the stairs, the elevator is taking too long, etc. It’d be cute for about 5 minutes that she couldn’t hack it and then I’d be so irritated. When I’m not horny, sex isn’t that close to the forefront of my mind that I want to rearrange my life for it.No matter who you date, you're going to find yourself in positions where you have to make tradeoffs. Committing yourself to a person will always mean some loss of autonomy for both of you. The people you date are human beings with their own strengths, weaknesses, personal preferences, pet peeves, etc. It's on both of you to accommodate each other and build on your strengths.
If you're telling me that you couldn't manage something as simple as waiting for an elevator for your partner when you would've preferred to take the stairs (or even just taking the stairs and waiting two minutes for the elevator to show up), then you're going to be very upset in any long term relationship you enter.
>The biggest issue with BBW women I have is thier lack in confidence.>When I go out fat women don't tend to catch my eye, because it's less common for them to put any effort into their appearance, presumably out of that lack of confidence. It's the same for their dating profiles.>Also fat women are often so dysmorphic about the parts that I can't enjoy the parts of them that I'm most attracted to.>It's like stroking a cat. Feel free to touch and cuddle them, but you can't touch them where they don't want it because they'll hate it.Again, these are extremely broad generalizations. All fat women suffer from body dysmorphia? No fat women have any self confidence? Did you learn these things from experience of from repetition on this site?