As you may have read
I'm sure this is been brought up before but it begs asking again. What differentiates the two?
I absolutely hate the phrase Chubby chaser...it makes me think of some swarmy ambulance chasing lawyer.As you may have read… I'm sure this is been brought up before but it begs asking again. What differentiates the two?
LMAO Like black turtlenecks and tweed jackets with leather elbow patches are involved.I think I prefer being labelled as a chubby chaser, fat admirer sounds a bit like an art aficionado
I started getting a bad feeling about "Chubby Chaser" a while back. It started conjuring up thoughts of someone going "hoggin'". FA does work better for me though it sounds like I limit my attractions.I absolutely hate the phrase Chubby chaser...it makes me think of some swarmy ambulance chasing lawyer.
He's just laying ground until some unfortunate BBW strolls by looking sad and helpless and in need of a self-esteem boost, and said swarmy guy goes slinking after her hoping to cash in on her hour of lonliness.
Fat admirer sounds much simpler, straight-forward, no sliminess about it.
Is there anything wrong with thinking large bodies are akin to fine works of art ?fat admirer sounds a bit like an art aficionado
I believe you mean Smarmy.I absolutely hate the phrase Chubby chaser...it makes me think of some swarmy ambulance chasing lawyer.
He's just laying ground until some unfortunate BBW strolls by looking sad and helpless and in need of a self-esteem boost, and said swarmy guy goes slinking after her hoping to cash in on her hour of lonliness.
Fat admirer sounds much simpler, straight-forward, no sliminess about it.
Yes, that indeed was the most important bit of the message I posted...thank you, Captain Spell CheckerI believe you mean Smarmy.
Well said, Brian. I too agree on the use of FA and even SSBBW. Outside of this group they just sound stupid to me. If the topic of what I like comes up in the company of friends or family I resort to "big girls" or "bigger girls". They are tried-and-true and can't be construed as negative terms. However, as derogatory as the term may be, I will say "fat girls" with a big grin!For me I'm not a fan of either term. I use FA here for expediency and clarity but I don't use it outside of the community. If the subject comes up in real life I just say I like fat women, I don't label it, it just is.
Lastminute.Tom : nothing wrong with being a "connaisseur" a lovely curvaceous BBW is like a fine work of art....:happy:I think I prefer being labelled as a chubby chaser, fat admirer sounds a bit like an art aficionado
There really isn't one set definition that differs them from one another. Some believe the difference is knowing the community versus not, Orientation (Chubby Chaser at times has an association with the gay community), Fetish vs non, etc...
I just use them interchangeably, but like many others, I do not use either terms outside of the internet. People don't understand it in general: Much less an added confusing label. That being said, I've been asked if I'm a "Chubby Chaser" before, and of course not an FA since it's less prevalent.
Jon and Azrael: I think both explanations are on the money- I guess a good deal depends which geographic area one is in;but, that is how I've seen the term defined here...I Usually use the term chubby chaser when talking to people outside of the community and FA in the community.
That being said, I've also heard the term chubby chaser refer to a gay guy who is attracted to fat men so *shrug*.
Labels are labels eitherway, the only real reason to use them is to help simplify the complex.