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Overweight? You can find love.

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There are heavy people who like other heavy people.  Some skinny guys like fat girls, and some slender girls like fat men.  They are sometimes referred to as Chubby Chasers, but social scientists more kindly refer to them as Fat Admirers (FAs).  Since mainstream society favors the mannequin look, lovers of the overweight might be considered abnormal.  Fat fetishes are a reality, but many normal people genuinely prefer to be smothered with love by someone without pointy elbows. 

This is a good thing.  Fat people outnumber skinny people in this country, which increases the odds of them finding a partner. Also, studies show that male Fat Admirers find a wider range of body sizes attractive than do other men, which increases the odds of finding someone to date, love, marry, or just sit around with and chew the fat. 

If you are interested, there are a number of dating websites for Chubby Chasers. Since I’m not familiar with them, I’m not going to provide a link to one.  You can search for them on the Internet, but like any dating site, be wary of the feeders (people who want you to get even fatter) and the usual assortment of weirdos.

What does love have to do with anything? Everything.

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Just for the fun of it, I conducted an informal, unscientific, simplistic study on certain things that are important to most people.  My lame and lazy research process involved entering words into Google to see how many links and sites popped up. Here is what I found:

1,410 million   Love

   819 million   Sports

   510 million   Sex

   376 million   Beauty

   183 million   Humor

   169 million   Relationships

  147 milllion   Marriage

  134 million   Chocolate

Love seems to rank the highest, with subcategories like love songs, love stories, love poems, love scenes.  Isn’t that sweet?  Oh!  I left one out that even outranks love: 

1,740 million   TV

Does that mean that we love TV more than love itself?  Or do we love watching shows that deal with sports, humor, sex, and relationships–not to exclude such popular themes as violence, catastrophies, and news.  Something to think about.  Or don’t bother.