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The average height and weight of women varies around the world, but in the United States in 2010 the average adult female height was 63.8 inches -- approximately 5-foot-4 -- and 166.2 pounds, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This number is higher than in the past and corresponds to a body mass index that is classified as overweight. :Crying/:
https://www.livestrong.com/article/357769-weight-height-for-the-average-american-woman/
Focussing on body weight and appearance misses the point.
Here's the real issue:
What do men fear most about women?
That women may laugh at them, mock their malehood, puncture their egos.
What do women fear most about men?
That men may beat them, rape them or kill them.
Fat women jokes don't count.
Focussing on body weight and appearance misses the point.
Here's the real issue:
What do men fear most about women?
That women may laugh at them, mock their malehood, puncture their egos.
What do women fear most about men?
That men may beat them, rape them or kill them.
Fat women jokes don't count.
You think I'm just being "politically right"? Ask the ladies where the reality lies. Especially ladies in this business. Even the happy ones can tell you why they are wary of men.
As for body size, here's the truth you seek. I have enjoyed the pleasure of women of all shapes and sizes, from spinner to BBW, and what always turns me on, what always gives me a stiff, is the sexuality that oozes from the heart, from the mind. Stylized notions of beauty fed to us in the media are irrelevant when our brainwaves collide in erotic impulse.
But let's not get sidetracked from the main issue, here, the crucial difference in how men and women view the unknown about the opposite gender.
Your biggest concern about opening the door to a stranger may be that she's not as pretty as your centrefold fantasy.
But, trust me on this, she's got lots more to worry about than your bald spot and beer belly.
What do women fear most about men? That men may beat them, rape them or kill them.
Time for men to end that basis of fear.
Devil's advocate....
So women and men ARE different. Should they also therefore be treated differently?
Should a woman physically assaulting a man be judged any differently than a man assaulting a woman?
Should mothers have any more rights to children than men?
Should women have any more say in the choice to have a child or an abortion than the man?
Should there be cases where men are paid more for a work position? Should women be excluded from doing some kinds of work if they cannot meet physical requirements?
Let's be consistent about things, huh?
I agree that women should probably fear men more (physical violence) but not in every case. I really don't like those sweeping generalizations.
Being consistent is not in the woman's vocabulary, You haven't learned yetEACE: