jeannie said:
well, there seem to be a lot of thin ticklish women in the videos for sale.....
I have a few things to say (gee, really Bella?
😛 🙄 ) and I'll start with the above statement.
BellaRisa Productions has been more successful than my partners and I could have ever imagined, and it has a very curvy lil' chickie at the helm: me. I adore my body but I had mild concerns about my non-thinness at the beginning, but we've never had a single complaint and I've received
tons of fan mail praising my curves. Among other things

. The reason you see so many very thin girls in videos is because a) that's who signs on to be tickled, and b) that's what stereotypically sells. But our video with me bottoming has gone through the roof, and it's quite obvious in the clips that I am *not* thin. I plan to use rounder and juicier girls in our work whenever they come our way, they're more fun to tickle for me and I already know they'll be popular
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Now here's the thing. We luscious girls have had to deal with the "thin is in" media stuff all of our lives, so of course we get annoyed when folks start implying (or flat-out stating) that we're not as attractive and/or more desperate. We get offended and frankly confused, because many of us have never had issue with it; in our personal lives thinner does NOT automatically equal more attractive. Hell, where I grew up in Brooklyn you needed a decent sized rear end to leave the house (g). Personally I've 'always' had the opposite sex gravitate toward me over thinner ladies with smaller bosoms and bottoms than I have. BUT, here's what I figured out with the help of my VERY attentive Top: it's the curves, proportion, and aura. My hubby agreed, bear with me:
They said that, other than very young guys who still think the plastic girls in magazines are real and desireable, most men want a girl who A) weighs less than he does and B) has an hourglass figure to some degree and c) takes care of herself and takes pride in her appearance.
This makes sense to me.
In my experience, men want to feel protective and needed, and frankly like they can't get their ass kicked by their girlfriend, and that's easier if they're bigger and stronger than the young lady in question. I usually go for the big cuddly teddy bear/ex-football player types (you know who you are

) for those very reasons, so I can relate. Wrestling with a guy you can beat gets old. Secondly, I have indeed observed that the curvy girls here and elsewhere that get plenty of attention are those of us who have 'very' shapely figures, whether a size 10 or 16, and take the time to look good. A plumpscious girl who's firm and rounded and proportionally curved can be *more* popular than a more boyish figured woman if she's workin' that bombshell thang. We all know this
😎 But often when I'm out and about I see the type of 'heavy' woman that gives us 'curvy' girls a bad rep: unflattering, outdated outfit that does nothing for her figure and just makes her look like an egg, bad '80's haircut and makeup IF she's wearing any, and worst of all-downhearted and downtrodden attitude. I've seen this phenomenon anywhere from members' pics (no offense to anyone!) to bars and clubs. A *lot* of non-skinny ladies seem to think that since they're not a size 6 they don't need to try, and that does a lot to perpetuate the 'thin equals pretty' myth. Of course the thinner girls get more attention if they're trying harder and give off more confident vibes. That's just common sense.
Having recently watched several of my guy friends drooling over the latest lingerie catalogue I received for ladies size 12 and up, (and seriously these girls are HOT) I *know* it's not thinness but beauty and sexiness that count with the average male. And those are defined in a myriad of ways.
My 3 cents, YMMY,
Bella