[HairOfTheDog]

I have to say that your arrogant and mean spirited writing here reflects the kind of person I'd steer ~way~ clear of if I were checking up on someone on the internet.

Some people lie about who they are on the internet. Some gain weight, and some are more than a little embarrassed to come to grips and show pictures of themselves that show without uncertainty their actual weight. After seeing how they would be described by you if they did I DONT' BLAME THEM A BIT. Get rid of the chip on your shoulder. It's giving you an ugliness that is worse than a hundred pounds.

[KevinB]

I'll be sure to put you on my list of people who would not be much fun to have a beer with.

These people lied to me, thereby wasting my time and money. Enough said.

[Lazamataz]

I dunno. I don't like an overweight woman myself. So is it horrible that I have my preferences?

I'm actually finding that I like 'em outright skinny, which is new. I've never liked skinny women before, but lately I do.

[RockinRight]

I'm hardly arrogant. I don't mind a heavier woman if she's honest. What throws me off is the dishonesty. If they lie right off...how honest will they be later.

I'm no prize. I'm a decent looking guy but am the first to admit I could lose 30 pounds myself.

But when I ran ads, I was HONEST about it.

[Publius6961]

I'm just curious.
What set you off was the "beached whale" label. Am I right?
I'm trying to make sense of your post otherwise. I hear you saying that it's perfectly acceptable to claim to weigh 135 when reality says 220... ?