BBW in Quicksand

[Marcus]

Hello to all,I am looking for an bbw or a ssbbw to play in some quicksand with,and also would like to hear what everyone here thinks about it.I like the bigger softer ladys,not the skinny one's who have vidoe's OR pic's of them sinking.I am talking about a lady who is about 300lbs+ .Wouls like to hear from anyone what you think about this. Marcus

[msjy]

I think you would like this here http://y2kslaine.tripod.com/

[tempman]

Wouldn't fatter women have a harder time sinking, considering that flat

floats in water. Any physicists or dieticians out there care to clarify? xD

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[Nessie]

EDIT: Ooops, a moderator wasn't sure about the question, so maybe I'll just say that it was about body weight and sinking.

I'm not a physician but I'm going to guess "yes, it is harder for heavier people to sink" since lean body mass is denser than fat.

So a very heavy person would likely float like a cork...but they probably also have a much harder time getting out of the quicksand.

When I lost around 25 pounds in 2006, I found that I could get around much easier than before, and that is one of the reasons that I am keeping my weight down. Forget the looks...being light is just plain easier...to hike long distances, to bike up hills, and it sure is easier to climb around all these marshes.

I don't think I ever qualified as a BBW. I'm 5'2", and I went from around 135 pounds to between 110-115. I would imagine that a 300-pound lady would have an AWFUL time trying to crawl out of a quicksand pit. I once spent forty minutes just exiting Fred's Claypit, and all I had on was a mud-logged taffeta dress! I probably only was toting an extra, oh, 50 pounds?

But, ya know, quicksand is often about fantasy and different men like different body types. And no matter what the media try to tell us with their itty bitty skinny-mini models, that is a good thing.

Nessie

[Duncan Edwards]

Fred would be a good one to get physiological about all this but the key here is not weight but body fat. Even at weights popularly considered to be "attractive" I've seen it many times that a lady with lower body fat content sinks easier. Mina, Lucy, Brinke, Skylar, Nessie, are good examples. A typical NFL running back would be obese by the standards of body mass index when in reality he'd sink like an anchor because he's only a few percent body fat. Women typically are comprised of a higher percentage of body fat than men because that's the way nature made them. (Thank you Mother Nature)

[Nessie]

Mina, Lucy, Brinke, Skylar, Nessie, are good examples.

Well, there are other factors.

For my first shoot (2004), I likely weighed close to 130 (I refused to weigh myself at the time). I thought it was easy to sink in the pits.

For my second shoot (2006), I weighed in at a teeny 110 pounds (just a bit less than now). It was harder to get under, though...much harder.

Although the Adventures shoot went well and some good stuff was made (I am proud of "Perimeter Violation" and "Scarecrow" particularly), during those two years my drinking had escalated seriously. I did "Adventures" directly after quitting alcohol for good. I remember bragging to Fred about how great I felt and how good my new thin body was.

But why'd I feel so great? 'Cause being hung over nearly every day feels lousy! That's why.

It really took a year to recover fully and recondition myself.

Body weight is a factor but strength, health and flexibility is too. You might get away with a BBW model at a quicksand pit if she's in otherwise very good condition. I'd suggest a young gal too. I ain't no spring chicken...can't complain but got to admit that 20 years ago, I was indeed a bit stronger and faster.

Nessie

[MuddyEddie]

I'm not sure why some people are attracted to certain body types or sizes. Maybe it has to do with the sort of environment we were brought up in! (Crap, I hate ending sentences in prepositions!)

However, I will say this. I remember chatting with Nessie for the first time back in 2002 or 2003. Over the years she has gone from a shy lady to one of the greatest models in all of quicksandom! (Yes, it's a word and if it ever ends up in a dictionary I want full credit!!!) And I will completely echo her comments about it being much easier to get to the pits without having to carry around "extra baggage"! I went from 220# in 2002 to 235# now. That extra 15# is noticeable. Hopefully I'll take the weight back off now that I'm settled into a less stressful job in a much nicer area!

Eddie

[Weapon X]

I admit, I am more into the "full figured" women as well, and there are a few fakes that I have produced that featured BBW. Unfortunately, they were not as popular, and the ones that I DID post were largely ignored...not that I mind, though. Each person has their preferences, and there are some AMAZING models that have been introduced to us by Dave, Duncan, Robert, and quite a few more...what I like about their work is that it seems there is a model for every different taste...I recommend visiting the Pamela Rose Productions board, and see if you might scope out a few on my favorite model, Embre...she is perfectly proportioned to my tastes. (sigh)

[Nessie]

Embre impressed me the first time I saw her in a video and I'm not even a guy. She's so beautiful. Anybody who does not think Embre is lovely must have black holes instead of real eyeballs.

The mass media is full of misleading garbage on the subject of what women ought to look like anyway.

Nessie

[Duncan Edwards]

Embre impressed me the first time I saw her in a video and I'm not even a guy. She's so beautiful. Anybody who does not think Embre is lovely must have black holes instead of real eyeballs.

The mass media is full of misleading garbage on the subject of what women ought to look like anyway.

Nessie

Your entire statement could not be more correct. There will always be personal preferences but this isn't a forum for a specific body type. A beautiful woman is a beautiful woman regardless of her body mass index.