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My husband is a chubby chaser.

I have tried to assure him I will always be built like this no matter what the results of surgery -- I've always had T&A (a little more A than T to be honest), and no surgery will change my basic build, you know? To be clear, he is being nothing but supportive since I made the final decision. But he gave me his opinion when asked, and his opinion is that I am perfect just as I am and he prefers bigger gals. I just hope he doesn't miss the old body, and hoping the new attitude and feeling of accomplishment and self-esteem makes up for it. Anyone married to a chubby chaser? Did he do OK after you lost some of your curves?

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Well now you know. There are PAWGs and whooties (white girls with a booty). I don't know who makes these things up lol

Lol Ikr!

OMG.....I didn't know what it meant either......Now I'll need to add this to my goals to hit list.

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Im so glad to read this! My partner has only been with big girls and he just asks me to "not get too skinny". But ive been so terrified he wont be attracted to the smaller me... but i think ive been over thinking it. thanks ladies :)

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