What do girls think of fat ..

I always hear girls complaining that guys don't like fat girls. Come on girls, you girls have to be a little shallow too. If you were a normal weight girl, how would you like this fat blob rubbing up against your body with the scent of sweat coming out of the rolls in their skin. I am in no way offended when a girl says she would not date a fat guy and I don't consider that shallow. I see nothing wrong with choosing a guy who chooses to take care of his health. Arn't women tired of the double standard where they have to feel guilty for being selective?????????

My partner is overweight,and I am slim.I have no problem with his weight at all.He doesn't have rolls of fat,just a big belly.Personality and a wicked sense of humour is paramount to me.We do get some strange looks from people,but I don't care.I love him with all my heart,no matter what size he is.I don't see him as fat,it is just more for me to love.The only time it would concern me is if it affected his health.

I think it depends on how fat the guy is...

obesity is unhealthy

I think it's a little immature to think that fat guys would just sweat all the time and are stink. I think every women has a preference and mine happens to be between 5ft 9in to 6ft 2in weighing any where between 160 to 200lbs. The thing is while that is my preference I have dated guys like 6ft 4in 290lbs because for me it has never been about being fat it's where the fat is at. I know some really big guys who have little to no stomach at all (i.e, guys who chooses to take care of themselves, have a good build or work out) and those are the kind of guys I would be interested in, On the other had I have seen guys where there entire body is proportionate but they look like they are 9 months pregnant. So again while everyone has their preference I think it's wrong to put all fat men in one category, and I don't see the double standard because just how I described my preference I don't think there is anything remotely close in have a preference to double standards.