+1 Berkleigh.
I doubt that our weight fluctuates any more or less then the normal civilian woman. We eat, we diet, we have babies. All that stuff contributes to weight and the shape of our bodies.
I also don't think it's fair to say something like this:
Undercoverdiva, tell us why you did put on all that extra weight if it wasnt the bonbons? Do your current pictures reflect that weight gain? Are you working to take it off to get back to where you feel and look your best? Houston men deserve you at your very best dont you think?
Originally Posted by lingam4u
Because you're making the assumption that bigger girls aren't "at their best". Not all men like petite women. I have an ass, I love it, and I've yet to have a complaint about it. I've met plenty of women that look better as they've gained weight, and they accurately advertise that. But hell, maybe I'm just biased because I prefer my women average to thick.
I'm a size 8-10, and have a lower body fat percentage then most of the skinny girls I know. I've played sports all my life, I lift weights and run on almost a daily basis. I don't have a clue how much I weigh, I haven't been on a scale in years. If I have to input a weight I just guess. Is that fair? Depends on who you ask, some guys think that the actual number makes a difference. But I'm certainly not going to advertise that I weigh 100 lbs, because that's a blatant lie. I have a muscular build, I don't think I've weighed that much since I was probably in elementary school. That's why I make it a point to post my measurements, because it more accurately portrays my size.
On the other hand, the actual number a woman weighs isn't an accurate way to describe how she looks. I've known women that I had 30 lbs on, and I wore the same size as them. Everyone carries their weight differently, and a woman who weighs 110 lbs can be just as flabby and lacking muscle tone as a woman who weighs 200. But I suppose that discussion is for another thread.
But my point is, I don't quite understand why this is such a big deal. Yeah, providers gain weight. If a woman shows up at your door and doesn't look like her pictures, you have every right to send her on her way, because it's false advertising. But isn't that what reviews are for? Most reviews, at least the parts that I can see, note if the provider looks like her pictures. Comments like "Her pictures don't do her justice" or "She looks about 15 lbs heavier then her photos" are pretty common in reviews, correct?
So excuse my frankness, it sucks that there are a ton of women out there that use old pictures, but in my opinion, it's part of this business. Now,
that doesn't mean I think it's okay, but there will always be women out there shaving years off their age, inches off their measurements and using fake/old pictures. Some of the women doing stuff like that are beautiful enough to get plenty of business using their own, accurate pictures, but think they can get away with it. But providers with good reps don't do stuff like that, or they obviously wouldn't have good reps. So if you stick to a chick that knows what she's doing and carries herself in a professional manner, this shouldn't be an issue.