Would You Rather: Slim or Fat Edition (Why)?

[curiousnorway]

Please explain why. Definition on fat is the size of Family Guy Peter. If you choose fat, it would be permanent and you can't change it with exercise, diet or anything like that. #WouldYouRather #Fat

1. Would you rather be overweight or underweight, and why? None would affect your health, but only your looks.

2. Would you rather have an overweight or underweight partner, and why? It won't affect the health.

3. Would you rather have a slim/fit body, but an ugly face or a beautiful face, but be fat? If you choose the first option, your face would still stay slim. With the second option you would have a beautiful face, but it would look fat. Google "Fat beauty" for good examples. "Ugly" is subjective, but it won't fit into the "conventional beauty" category.

4. Would you rather look 10 years older than your age, but stay slim or look 10 years younger than your age, but be fat?

5. Would you rather have an unnatural skin color (E. g. blue, green, purple or Simpson) and have the perfect body, or be fat and have a natural skin color? It won't affect your health, just your looks.

6. Would you rather have uni-brows you can't remove and be slim or be fat and have the perfect brows?

[AlienParasite]

1. Underweight. Is closer to my weight, it would be more similar to how I'm used to look. Plus I find it more attractive considering that by overweight you mean Peter Griffin's body type.

2. Ignoring personality face and anything I priorize first... I prefer underweight, because solely judging body I personally find skinny guys more attractive.

3. Mhhh in this case I would prefer to be fat. I prefer to have a face that is nice to look at despite it's a bit chubby, than a face I find ugly and I have to see everyday in the mirror... and my house has too much mirrors. I naturally pay more attention to faces than to body. So that's it.

4. I would be cool looking 10 years older, maybe that way I'm not asked anymore for my ID when I buy wine.

5. I wouldn't mind to be blue or green. I can even have my current not perfect body, I just like the idea of looking like an alien or in this case a character from a comic, like Gamora or Mystique.

6. Mmmh... not sure at all. I can't imagine how my current face would look better, thin with one eyebrow or chubby. I've never been fat and I don't have that much eyebrows so it's hard to imagine what would look better (or worst) on me. So I don't have a clear preference here.

[curiousnorway]

Here's mine:
1. Since it won't affect my health, I choose underweight. I don't like the look of being overweight and thinks it looks worse than looking underweight. In addition I've bad experiences with fatness. I've never been fat myself, but many of my family members and friends have struggled a lot. So I don't wish that upon myself.

2. I go for underweight this time too and it's not only because of I don't find fatness nice to look at, but also because of a large part of my family have suffered from it and I associates it with a physical family characteristics. You can basically see people are in the same family based on the shape and if someone reminds me too much of a cousin I feel I'm done.

3. I'd rather have an unattractive face, but a good body than the other way around. To me a fat beauty is an oxymoron and "ugly" may be something average I consider "ugly" and that doesn't fit into the conventional beauty category. It doesn't necessarily mean deformed. Both H. C. Andersen, Virginia Woolf and F. Chopin are slim, but has an unattractive face in my opinion.

4. I'd rather look 10 years older than my age and stay slim than be fat. The majority of people in my country looks older than their age because of genetics and little melanin making them vulnerable to UV-rays from the sun. Even if I looked older than my age, I could still look younger than many in my country simply because of I would be slim and they would be fat and wrinkly when they gets old. I would only look old for an Asian, but not necessarily old for a Scandinavian. Asians are expected to look way younger than their age, so when they first look their age they're at the similar level as the average Scandinavian.

5. I go for an unnatural skin color. I would rather be light blue than fat. I can just say I've a medical condition. I don't like fatness.

6. I'd rather have unibrows. I could be the next Frida Kahlo. I don't want to be fat.

[curiousnorway]

With blue skin I mean like this:

[AlienParasite]

I suppose your experience with family makes it easier to decide. But hey! If that's the reasoning for 3... the 3rd question was a trap! :V



About unnatural skin tone I think that one's good but I personally would prefer a more bright and saturated blue. if I'm going to have a weird color I want it to be very weird and very noticiable and then I would claim I came from another planet 👽

[curiousnorway]

I don't think the 3rd question would be a trap. My personal experience makes me think a fat beauty is an oxymoron and that you can't be obviously or visible beautiful at the same time you're fat. But my opinion is entirely subjective and doesn't fit most people's views, and therefor the fat beauty would still be valid. If you're googling "fat beauty" you can see there's many people with conventional beautiful facial features with a big body that would come up. Most people agrees in they've a beautiful face, but a big body.

[Ellie-V]

I’ve already been underweight before so I’ll stick with the devil I know. I’d rather have an overweight partner because I’m not trying to get with a bag of bones. Sorry. I personally don’t care about how my body looks anymore so I would rather have a pretty face.
I’m fine with looking ten years older because my face hasn’t aged past 17 and frankly, the shit is annoying. I love my chocolate skin, so I would keep it despite getting fat. I don’t care about gaining weight anymore. I’m not trying to impress anyone. I don’t give a shit about how my eyebrows are. I’ve had a unibrow and it naturally split on its own. Never had a problem either way so I don’t have a preference.

[designer1]

Underweight bc lighter and it’s easier to gain muscle than to lose all that fat, underweight partner bc it would make sex easier, slim/fit body and ugly face bc id still feel beautiful, strong, and confident for reaching my fitness potential, 10 years younger and be fat bc once I lose that weight I’d just look younger, unnatural skin color bc who wouldn’t want that! That’s dope! Be fat and have the perfect prows bc there ain’t no way I’d get a partner with a thick unibrow like in the pic in my opinion. It wouldn’t look right on me anyway.

[curiousnorway]

You can't lose the fat. Read the description.

[Mamamialetmego]

I was skinny back then (i have naturally skinny genes) but then i started to hit the gym and became bigger but because i had natural skinny genes and low fat i looked good faster than overweight person.

But i would want to have mote natural athletic body. Some people have it and with little bit gym they look much better.

[Superskinny]

Well that is definitely a good question for me since I am 6 ft 2 and I am only 145 lbs. I have been dealing with being a super skinny guy my whole life and I am not sure if it is that I am self conscious but it's always on my mind.

[alice55]

1. underweight, I'm already underweight and I think underweight look better than overweight.

2. underweight, skinnier look better than fat.

3. I would chose the first one if I can get plastic surgery but if I can't I chose the second. I don't want to be ugly *-*

4. 10 years younger than your age, but be fat. It's better to look young. I would feel bad looking old since everyone in my family look younger than their age.

5. I prefer having an unnatural skin tones and having the perfect body. Light blue skin is pretty :

6. I prefer being fat. If I had big eyebrow like that, I would never go out ever again.

[curiousnorway]

Here's mine:
1. Since it won't affect my health, I choose underweight. I don't like the look of being overweight and thinks it looks worse than looking underweight. In addition I've bad experiences with fatness. I've never been fat myself, but many of my family members and friends have struggled a lot. So I don't wish that upon myself.

2. I go for underweight this time too and it's not only because of I don't find fatness nice to look at, but also because of a large part of my family have suffered from it and I associates it with a physical family characteristics. You can basically see people are in the same family based on the shape and if someone reminds me too much of a cousin I feel I'm done.

3. I'd rather have an unattractive face, but a good body than the other way around. To me a fat beauty is an oxymoron and "ugly" may be something average I consider "ugly" and that doesn't fit into the conventional beauty category. It doesn't necessarily mean deformed. Both H. C. Andersen, Virginia Woolf and F. Chopin are slim, but has an unattractive face in my opinion.

4. I'd rather look 10 years older than my age and stay slim than be fat. The majority of people in my country looks older than their age because of genetics and little melanin making them vulnerable to UV-rays from the sun. Even if I looked older than my age, I could still look younger than many in my country simply because of I would be slim and they would be fat and wrinkly when they gets old. I would only look old for an Asian, but not necessarily old for a Scandinavian. Asians are expected to look way younger than their age, so when they first look their age they're at the similar level as the average Scandinavian.

5. I go for an unnatural skin color. I would rather be light blue than fat. I can just say I've a medical condition. I don't like fatness.

6. I'd rather have unibrows. I could be the next Frida Kahlo. I don't want to be fat.

[alice55]

I don't want to be fat but I find it better than, being ugly. In my country if you have a good face and good fashion sense then you will be seen as attractive even if you're fat. if you have a bad face it's kind of the end for you, everyone would mock you all the time.

[curiousnorway]

I had a bad experience around obesity, therefor I don't want it myself. I've never been fat myself, but many in my family are.

[alice55]

Men in my family are fat but their health problem aren't related to it and most people I know that are fat have no health problem it's surprisingly the underweight one who got the health problem. I knew a girl that had cholesterol even though she was super skinny and underweight.

[curiousnorway]

I don't know how strong correlation the obesity really have to the health problems, but I do think it affects them.

[alice55]

In the long run it does, usually it happen when they it 40 years old.

[curiousnorway]

Most of them have been from slightly overweight to obese their entire life.

[alice55]

Yes, it usually start in childhood or teenage years

[CubsterShura]

1. Underweight. So that I can get away with whatever junk food I eat, lmao.
2. Underweight, again. And then we'll together eat whatever we like without worrying about gaining weight :DD
3. Fit body and ugly face. My fitness and health is more important to me than my beauty. Beauty is a very temporary thing but your fitness is a true blessing that can last for an entire lifetime when maintained well.
4. Be fat but look younger. I'm tired of looking older already.
5. Fat and natural skin tone. At least I'm gonna look human.
6. Slim and unibrows. I think unibrows look really good!

[yummybrat]

id rather be fat as all my curvews will be in the right places