>>41649Good to know.
I've been out of the dating scene for over a decade now. Last thing I used was OK Cupid and back in the day you could literally just set body size selection criteria. Sorry to hear shit's getting worse.
That body size was all self reported, so it was assumed that there was a skew. "Thin" meant thin or average. "Average" meant chubby. Anything above average was usually safe to assume fat.
I'd still advise not posting about your sexual preferences in your bio if you're looking for an actual relationship. Either find a site that lets you select on body size or be patient on your current site. Unless you're specifically looking for hookups nobody wants to think that the ONLY thing you're looking for in a date is a specific body type.
It's like if you were a redhead and somebody started messaging you about how much they LOVE your red hair, want to meet you to see your sexy crimson locks, and had "I'm a red hair admirer" plastered all over their profile. That shit's creepy. If you hit it off on a couple dates and then they mentioned liking your hair then that would be different, but in the former case you wouldn't be sure if they were dating you or your damn scalp.