Originally Posted by Hazel
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I know of plus size women who command high numbers for their time...and get it. More thin women..probably..but again that is because of North American standards of what is beauty and what is valued. ..not a point you argued..just saying
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Than if you know give examples of local high end provider (charging 350 or more an hour) that are also in the BBW category.
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Originally Posted by Hazel
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If you had said "some cultures" then I would not have argued the point but India and China do not the world make..in spite of their population.  America Samoan men, love curvacious women, African cultures revere larger women...there are other cultures that contribute "beauty" to things others might find odd and that have nothing to do with the things you originally listed, even the size of ones forehead in several cultures. Let's face it..there are no absolutes in any culture. 
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You need to face it that the stereotype or aphorism that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” has been overturned world wide by evolutionary psychology studies of cultures in the Americas(south, central and north), Europe, Asia , Africa, and Australia. Curvaceous does not mean obese or plus size. Here is an example of curvaceous non-plus size women with the ideal hip to waste ratio of ~ 0.7
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ni_%281%29.jpg
The fact that you and others used the euphemism curve, curvaceous for obese or fat says a lot in itself.
Though, some small preferences change depending on the culture may exist, but for the most part physical attractiveness is relatively similar among people. I have no doubt that even in America Samoa, the above curvaceous women and the likes of Beyonce, Natalie Portman, and Meghan Fox would be found more attractive and desirable than obese woman by nearly all. More important we are hobbying in Seattle not America Saoma.