Rochsub2009
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ORIGINAL: twistedom No offense to anyone or those who like those type of women just notice from profile to profile that there seems to be a large percentage of bbws. As soon as I read the title of this thread, I knew how it was going to go. And once you mentioned rape, you essentially poured gasoline on a raging fire. Hopefully, this thread can get back on track, despite your terrible faux pas of mentioning rape. I know that some people aren't going to appreciate my response, but you don't strike me as a troll. You asked a legitimate question, and so I'm going to give you an honest answer. I've been involved with BDSM for almost 20 years. I've been a member of local BDSM groups all over the US. And there are a couple of observations that I've made during that time. These are not the result of any type of rigorous statistical analysis. They're simply my personal observations, so please don't bother attacking me for them. In my experience, there does seem to be a higher percentage of BBW in the BDSM lifestyle than I observe in the general population. I don't have any theories for why that is. I don't particularly care. But BBW do tend to outnumber slim women in the BDSM groups that I've been involved in. And I'm not talking about a 51%/49% ratio. It's typically been more like 70/30 or 80/20. As I said, I have no theories as to why that is. Nor do I present this as scientific data. Nope, these are merely personal observations. For what it's worth, I've made a few other observations over the years. -I seldom see Blacks in any of the BDSM clubs that I've belonged to or visited. And submissive black males are the hardest to find of all. -There is an unusually high representation of current or former SCA members in most of the BDSM clubs that I've belonged to. Once again, I don't have any theories for why this is. But it's been pretty typical for conversations about renaissance fairs to come up at the local BDSM club. I live in the US, and conversations like this are pretty difficult to have. People have become highly politically correct. So it's difficult to discuss observations that pertain to specific groups of people without being labeled as some type of racist, or of being prejudiced. But hopefully, you will see that I shared my observations objectively and without judgment. I've placed no weight or significance on them. They're merely my observations. Perhaps others have similar observations. Or perhaps your observations differ greatly from mine. Is it possible for us to have a civil, intelligent conversation on this topic? So far, this thread leads me to believe that we can't.
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