ssbbw Are SSBBWs welcome on curvage?

[vennie]

On 2/13/2020 at 3:22 PM, thadrou90 said:

Thanks, John, I appreciate that! You do much the same, and I'm glad you do.

I defer to the models and the mods on what's best in terms of revamping how the site runs. In terms of the culture of the site, though, I do think over the years the average content has featured heavier and heavier models and celebs. I feel like that's been true in porn and paysites, too, and even in body positive and fat positive spaces. More and more visibility and representation of people on the fatter end.

That said, I do think there's still a certain amount of "skinny privilege," even in BBW-centered spaces like this, and we have to believe the models when they say they get less attention as they get bigger. The more the mods can do to feature them, and the more we can do to show love for the biggest women, bit by bit we can push back against that.

There is no skinny privilige at Curvage. There's no rules or regulations on this forum that positively affect smaller people and negatively affect bigger people.

Everything else is up to the size preference of the people that frequent Curvage.

 

[vennie]

Just now, Porky Princess said:

Hi Vennie, it wasn’t about the rules it was more a question of do curvage members want SSBBWs or is the general consensus that they prefer slim curvy etc. And bigger models should use different sites that’s all I was wondering. 

I would suggest doing a poll.

But to be honest, we have admirers of the female form all over the size spectrum. And since ssbbw are more outside 'the norm' as smaller bbw's, it follows that ssbbw's are going to have comparetively less attention than smaller bbw's. This would be simple statistics.

However, as mentioned before, alot of the now 'famous' bbw/ssbbw have found their start here. I'm talking plump princess, foxy roxxie, BC boberry, BC becca, BC cailtin, and so on.
They were loved just as much, if not more than the smaller bbw's, especially because this preference/fetish has an inherent upward drive weight-wise (gaining), even in people's preferences. I  remember starting out in 2001 liking girls about 250 lb, maybe, and now I'm up twice that. Do the math