I am a 5'10" woman and I weigh 160LB I feel very healthy

Same reason 99% of female comics aren't funny...

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yeah idk, the thing about all this stuff is that its not men judging women for their weight or appearance, its women judging other women. It seems like most tastemakers telling women what men want are female, and quite often they get it wrong. Its a real shame too since so many women struggle with having a negative body image.

Most guys (not all obviously, but most) like a girl with curves and a bit of meat on their bones so long as its well distributed, clearly your fiance agrees with this.

As for the stuff with your family pressuring you, if they bring it up again just remind them that its your wedding not theirs.

Though you know, now that I think about this body image stuff it does go both ways to a degree. I think about all the guys who obsess over height and getting as jacked as possible, that stuff all comes from other men not women. Just out of curiosity, you're pretty tall for a woman, how tall is your fiance?

>>17389471
Other women fear me because I'm very accomplished. Most people fear me because I am accomplished. Like people always try to justify why they have poor habits or something when they are faced with my good one and I'm like, brah, you don't got to explain it to me, do whatever the fuck you want it's your life. Laissez faire, I don't care.

>>17389564
Fiance is 5'11" but I have dated shorter men, height is not an issue to me. I agree with men judging other men on what women want as well as the height issue men worry about. It just find it funny that some people are more aggressive about this business, especially when it comes to wedding stuff.

>>17389471
>why is it that women are so judgmental on each other about weight and looks? It does not affect them in any way why do they have the need to get themselves so involved?
Because of the way sexual attraction works.

For some fucked up reason, both sexes feel like they have to "earn" attractiveness and love.
It's like a race.
When you see someone else on the race, you try to pull them down.
To make you feel better about your position.

Women do this more, I feel. Like if you have 10 women in a room, the most attractive woman will be the centre of all hatred.
I think it's something women learn in highschool.
Where that type of thing really matters.

Men learn something similar, but the difference is that the reject men find other sources of expression that seem legitimate. The nerds get jobs and everyone knows they will. So it's "OK" to be a reject as a teenager because having a job will make you attractive later.

What do women have after high school that will make them more attractive?

The bottom line is that everyone hates everyone. We're crabs in a bucket.