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October 29th, 2017: BBW vs. SSBBW?


Taytay

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Good morning curvage! 

Okay so I am very interested to have you guys and gals answer me a question please!

In your own individual and personal opinions what draws the line between a BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN and A SUPER SIZED BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN? What are (in your own opinions) some physical examples and weight ranges that classify a bbw and an ssbbw? I know everybody's answers will be a little different, but I just thought this would be a fun blog question. 

And let me just add in this question: If you were forced to choose (knowing that my weight is over 275lbs) would you classify me as a bbw or an ssbbw! 

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An BBW ("Big Beautiful Woman") is an aphorism serving to describe in an eulogistic way bigger women. Big is at properly speaking:

- one's person judged "fat" accordingly social-cultural, aesthetical criterias:
- one's person judged "fat" accordingly medical criterias (though those same "medical" criterias could be pointless, especially when we talk about the Body Mass Index system - how many people were both obese and at peak Athlete condition at same time? How many athletes or bodybuilders have a BMI beyond the 30-mark? And weren't obese, by the way?? - or the fact those same medical criterias could been biased by the first definition above) ;
- one's person merely overweight. 

However, the SSBBW ("Super Sized, Big Beautiful Woman") is much more accurate and well-defined since a SSBBW is:
- an obese woman weighing 300lbs or more, whatsoever her height or size. 

There has also the MSSBBW (standing for "Massively Super Size, Big Beauiful Woman") which means an extremely obese woman weighing 500lbs or more, but last time I used this acronym on Curvage, some people said to me this expression is obsolete now.

 

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1 hour ago, hiro said:

I would draw the line at 300lbs if you are close to average height. If you are like 5 feet tall, or like 5'10" it would be different.

I am 5'2 haha

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26 minutes ago, John Smith said:



There has also the MSSBBW (standing for "Massively Super Size, Big Beauiful Woman") which means an extremely obese woman weighing 500lbs or more, but last time I used this acronym on Curvage, some people said to me this expression is obsolete now.

 

Wow i had not ever even heard of a MSSBBW!  Thanks for teaching me something new! 

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6 hours ago, John Smith said:



However, the SSBBW ("Super Sized, Big Beautiful Woman") is much more accurate and well-defined since a SSBBW is:
- an obese woman weighing 300lbs or more, whatsoever her height or size. 

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And by the way, if these are the technical ssbbw "requirements," it would appear that a certain gorgeous girl with two Ts in her name has crossed the line officially. Im not gonna tell you who or how much she weighs, but you should at least have an idea now... 😏

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I think you definitely are super-sized now and carry it so well. :)

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I disagree with anyone saying there is a defined or technical definition of these terms. There is no single authority on what words mean in the English language, and these are not technical terms. Words get their meaning by usage, and usage is NOT that consistent.

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I had never heard of the acronym MSSBBW aka "Massively Super Size, Big Beauiful Woman" until seeing these comments. Now I know Bigcuties Ash or Ashley uses the term Super Fat for someone who is 400 or more pounds. 

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