Do most men prefer curvy women or skinny women?
Last Updated: 26.06.2025 00:28
Different cultures also value a well-rounded woman, despite modern media promoting the skinny body type. One of my clients mentioned that her boyfriend preferred her fuller body because it offered “more cushion for the pushin’.”
So before you think that being skinny is how you get guys, remember that curves are the best.
Before you rush out and binge on Super Sized happy meals, remember that a curvy body isn’t a fat body. While being overweight is no crime, a curvy woman has the best of both body types - sultry hips, fuller breasts, and an ample posterior.
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A fuller body also means that men will associate you with being more motherly and reassuring. If a man feels overwhelmed by life, he looks for a motherly figure, which is almost always a curvy lady.
While this is quite crude, it proves that men like having a soft and ample partner to tussle with under the covers.
Curvy is the best of both worlds
Fuller bodies don’t focus as much on each pound gained or shed, which means you’re likely to enjoy a warm smile more often.
Yip, you heard that right. Skinny women can become obsessive, never feeling like they are thin enough, which can make them sour.
It’s all about the base, right? Yeah, men like curvy women, and I’m not just saying that because I am a curvy lady.
Well-rounded hips and a sexy rolling walk is a definite turn-on to most men. Perhaps this is why so many women have “butt and boob” jobs to help them gain that desirable curvy look.
Some other reasons why men like a fuller bodied woman include:
Fuller figures aren’t as sour-faced
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Unlike an overweight woman who doesn’t carry herself well or a skinny girl who obsesses over each pound, curvy ladies are more chilled, and they can even be quite athletic.
Curvy women are sexier
The fuller body is more motherly
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Since the dawn of time, men have painted, drawn, and sculpted the woman’s fuller figure. Even today, men still turn their heads when a curvaceous lady saunters past.