>>9985840These are distinctions that most not-fat women just don’t make because they don’t need to think about it at all, there’s only ‘fat’ and ‘not fat’. Sorry to say, ‘curvy’ is also usually considered fat. I think men may use an additional criteria within their fuckable/not fuckable scale and that’s where the curvy distinction sits but otherwise, nah. Since the larger bodies are more representational than aspirational, wondering if we will see any of the larger bodies in the Skullector series. So far, I don’t think any of the higher end ($100+) collector Barbies use the curvy Barbie body. No Silkstones.
I’m not against making different body type dolls but it’s a pain in the butt for clothes and shoes.
