When you're not really that fat, you're not skinny, you've a bit of extra weight but you're really not what people imagine by "fat". A lot of guys would be still into you without having a fat fetish.
The type of fat they like to use as a love interest in TV and film.
The type of fat they like to use as a love interest in TV and film.
I thought it was dumb that they tried to have a body positivity message but every fat character was TV fat.
by ApricotFields February 09, 2019
A more naturalistic alternative to "snow-person" that preserves the gender neutrality and can also be used for other animals and things.
by ApricotFields July 31, 2020
A divorced parent without full custody taking their child on a road trip is abduction but parents unanimously moving their child to a new environment isn't for some reason.
by ApricotFields June 29, 2020
Someone with an unquestioning respect for officers of the law no matter how many people they harass.
by ApricotFields May 22, 2019
The way in which a person is inclined to desire or seek physical though non-sexual affection in the form of cuddling, hand-holding etc in relation to particular people.
Most people have a sensual orientation corresponding to their sexual orientation but though Ashley was straight she still enjoying snuggling with a lot of her female friends.
by ApricotFields June 12, 2019
by ApricotFields June 14, 2020
There is a lot of confusion around this word so let's break it down.
1) A lot of sources well tell you a Latino is someone who is a native speaker of a Romance language. But no ones uses this word this way. You'll just look foolish doing it. You would be better off saying "Romance peoples" or "Romance speakers".
2) More narrowly it can mean anyone from Latin America, hence White and Black "Latinos". But you would better off just called them "Latin Americans".
3) The most common sense however is a racial group, or set of related ethno-racial groups found throughout Latin America which (and I was surprised to find this out) are all mixed race between white and Amerindians. The less ambiguous name for them is "Mestizo". Really, they're the same.
1) A lot of sources well tell you a Latino is someone who is a native speaker of a Romance language. But no ones uses this word this way. You'll just look foolish doing it. You would be better off saying "Romance peoples" or "Romance speakers".
2) More narrowly it can mean anyone from Latin America, hence White and Black "Latinos". But you would better off just called them "Latin Americans".
3) The most common sense however is a racial group, or set of related ethno-racial groups found throughout Latin America which (and I was surprised to find this out) are all mixed race between white and Amerindians. The less ambiguous name for them is "Mestizo". Really, they're the same.
by ApricotFields May 21, 2019