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What Women Hear and How Often They Believe It



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What Women Hear and How Often They Believe It

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  1. Bryonia says:

    This graph will be sleeping on the couch tonight

  2. Sinatra says:

    And now for the gender bashing.

    Anyway yea, pretty much.

  3. Me says:

    That means you are half gay.

  4. wii says:

    AHHAHA entirely true! =P

  5. Rontu says:

    And they’re like, “it’s better than yours.”

  6. crack says:

    64.5 percent of American adults are overweight or obese. If I said “You are fat” to every woman I met, I would be right more often than not. So suck it.

    • jl5691426 says:

      Probably very little.

    • Nash says:

      But that’s 64.5% of both genders, and may not be applicable to women, especially not the women you meet, since the women you encounter might belong to a homogeneous group. Your conclusion is therefore faulty, and there shall be no sucking.

      • TheObject says:

        Plus the amount of time one spends doing activities outside of the house is directly proportional to ones weight. As such, you would be more likely to encounter the thin women than the large ones.

        Unless, of coarse, you are a cat burglar.

      • crack says:

        2 points. On average human females are meatier than their male couterparts. Also, a skinny girl is less likley to be called fat. So i think the percentage of women who are fat and actually are fat is much higher that 64.5%. So if you are a woman and someone calls you fat, you better believe 100%.

  7. LeAnna says:

    This is 100% true and sad that it pervades our society of upstanding women who worry too much about their size and shape.

    • Nash says:

      Yeah, you’d think it was more of a problem among women sitting down a lot.

      • Naru says:

        I have the opposite problem. I eat a lot (mostly crappy food), but I am quite slim. I always take it as a joke when people tell me I’m fat, because it’s obvious they’re being sarcastic.

  8. Aegis Runestone says:

    Man, this place is getting fouler and fouler with their comments. :/

  9. OLOL says:

    It honestly is pretty true.

  10. Solane says:

    Alternate title: What Men Say And How Often They Mean It

    • TheObject says:

      Win!

    • hee hee says:

      I was going to say ”You’re fat’ is the only one they mean’ but you said it much better!

      • Naoyusimi says:

        Too true . . .
        Come on, most people (not one specific gender) hear flattery like, “You’re sexy”, and wonder what the flatterer is out to get from them . . . or so I’ve been told.

        I, of course, believe every word. I eat it up like candy and then walk away. :-P

    • Ninjinister says:

      Except for the fact that the graph would have to be adjusted to where the first three bars are higher and the final one is lower.

  11. Mao says:

    …yeah, yeah this is true lol

    bee tee dubble yoo – I’m a lady :U

  12. forge says:

    And “my but we’re having some cleavage today” or “those jeans sure are snug” or “gosh I love your bum” or “are you going to eat that last brownie?” and any of one hundred billion other things you might say are all “you’re fat.”

  13. Kelly says:

    i´m fat and pretty sure it´s true. when three people have assumed you´re pregnant, it´s pretty clue… but i do know a lot of skinny women who insist they are fat.

    guys… compliment your girl and let them compliment you. it feels good to give and receive.

    • Sarison352 says:

      I have friends who are very slim (I often say to myself that they look like sticks) and insist that they’re fat. They also call me skinny when I’m clearly not. Most guys (and plenty of girls) have called me fat and I believe them more than I believe my friends. This graph really applies to me.

  14. FadedCK says:

    I can’t wait until “fat” stops equaling “bad”, “ugly” or anything else negative in people’s minds. It’s just fat. Fat doesn’t do anything else. Stop being afraid of the 3-letter F-word, people.

    This will, of course, be followed by kiddies posting “but fat people are ugly”, knowing damn well there are some skinny, fit people that are uglier than ass.

    • markmier says:

      I, for one, am way more attracted to chubby women than thin ones. Obese not so much, but a little junk in the trunk is not a bad thing at all! It’s way more fun to grab ahold of a little pudge than a bony body.

      • Amber says:

        you rule, you make me feel so much better about myself knowing that there are guys out there who actually would prefer chicks with some meat on there bones (since i myself have got a little gut lol)

        • phunky says:

          In the last 6 months I’ve gone from a loose size 8 to a tight 10. And my boyfriend is trying desperately to convince me he prefers me now. I can’t get out of my head that I’m DOUBLE DIGITS in size, it’s like a movie announcers voice everytime I try on clothes.

    • Naoyusimi says:

      Yes . . .
      For millennia on this planet, a little fat = SURVIVAL.
      A little fat = fecundity, fertility, insurance against disease and famine . . .

      Now, we think it’s the most hideous thing ever; the more bones showing the better . . .
      Can we just get back to middle ground, please? Sanity, maybe? Just a little?

    • K says:

      The only thing is, fat IS bad. When you have excess fat to the point that it makes you unattractive, it almost always means you have unhealthy levels of body fat.

      • forge says:

        I wish to all hell people would f***ing quit chiming in with this. A thread can go on for 100 posts with “people are healthier and nicer looking and generally have a more pleasant disposition and are usually better in bed” and on and on an on, and some moron will chime in with “but fat is bad for you!!!’

        NO IT ISN’T. Our bodies are intended to have a layer of FAT on them. It is a survival mechanism and!!! AND!!! It is evolutionarily natural for men to find women who are of slightly squooshier proportions SEXY and ATTRACTIVE. The people who always chime in “but fat is unhealthy!!” are nothing but mindless idiots who have been programmed by the media at large to think that Keira Knightley’s figure is the ideal. THAT IS INSANE AND STUPID. Please, for the love of God, please. Stop.

        • chaoticidealism says:

          Yup. Statistically, you don’t start losing life expectancy until you are actually Obese (the BMI category). “Overweight” is more of a danger zone that means “don’t gain any more”; the only negative finding associated with the “overweight” category is a slightly higher rate of arthritis. It is still more dangerous to be underweight than to be obese, and about as dangerous to be underweight as morbidly obese.

          This is all statistics, of course, large-scale stuff. On a small scale, you can be obese or even “morbidly obese” and still be healthy–if your blood pressure is normal, you get a lot of exercise, you don’t smoke, and you’re eating a good diet. And you can be underweight and healthy, if you have that same lifestyle.

    • Baggy says:

      but fat people are ugly

  15. Frosty says:

    Spent years working my wife’s self-esteem back up to where it should be(well above “OMG I suck!”) and all it took was one “Hey are you pregnant” unfunny joke from her dad and she’s back to staring at the wall looking depressed all day. Now ‘you’re sexy/beautiful/smart’ all get tossed into the ‘you’re just saying that because I’m fat’ category :(

  16. Oh, we don’t even need to be TOLD we’re fat. We pick up on every one of those subtle (and sometimes not subtle) messages from the media and accept it as gospel. Which is so very frustrating for our partners who tell us in no uncertain terms that we’re beautiful, sexy and smart.

    • papajon0s1 says:

      And as guys we’re really stuck: you’re condescending if you say they aren’t fat, you’re an a.ss if you actually do say it, even in jest, and if you say nothing at all you’re still and a.ss for not talking with them. I find it best to be tactfully complimentary (i.e. “That top would look great on you”) and then always look for the next sale to point out to her. That’s usually good cover.

      • Devylan says:

        Good job. My husband always calls me a “fata**,” but I take it as a compliment because I actually do have more of a but than your average white woman, and he likes it. But yeah, there are a lot of women out there who are insecure about their looks, and I won’t pretend to be completely immune to it myself. It sucks, but as long as you’re genuine with your compliments, awesome.

  17. Spell check says:

    PERCENTAFE????

  18. ... says:

    whats with this website and jokes about women?

    • Devylan says:

      Even if I were a man, as you seem to think for some unknown reason, I wouldn’t think this. Also, if you’re trying to be ironic, you suck at it.

  19. TheJackanape says:

    Junk N’ Th’ Trunk FTW!!!


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