I have been thinking about it and I still can’t see why you decided to bring up this topic. You brought up some lame reason for it again and again.
Well, let me tell you this.
I used to be a swimmer, I worked out very lightly as a teen, mostly swam for competition. You know what they used to call me? “Jock Woman” because of my short stature and the fact that at the slightest amount of working out I looked like a miniature football player as I bulk out. A 5’3" young woman who looked like a football player. Oh yeah some might find that mildly attractive but when your teenage male counterparts have smaller shoulders, legs and arms than you, you pretty much feel like a freak of nature.
I would love to have long sulty legs, arms that keep going and a neck that doesn’t look like I have swallowed a whole chicken butt end first and it got stuck right at where a man’s adam’s apple is. But that’s not me.
I am short and stocky. Some days I love it, some days I hate it. But it will ALWAYS come down to who your parent’s are. I have known girls who are 6’ at twelve years old and could trip over a pebble. I have known boys to be gangly and eventually be more muscular than anyone on the block. I have dated and almost got married to a man who was extremely thin but did have well defined muscles. I have dated a man who was muscle bound and could bench press more than anyone we knew. I have dated short men, tall men, thick men, skinny men…but it always has gone back to one thing, if they are compatible with me emotionally then they are the ones I look back on as people I care about. I have dated balding, thin, short fat, etc…I know I pretty much am the problem but I can’t think of one man I dated that would not see me in a restaurant or a club and at least want to see what I am up to, in a sincere way.
My best friends are not of the skinny variety or the extremelly thin variety, they are people and people first and foremost. I have a friend that walks on a cane because of MS, at first it was mildly strange but I got used to it because I got to know her inner being. I have a friend that is deaf and a grandmother that was legally blind.
What I am getting at is, skinny, fat, thin, limping or whatever does not make the person. If your “friend” is skinny and can’t lift more than a five pound wieght, so what, if he is your friend then be a friend and not a judgmental ass, not only with your friend but on the boards as well.