I'm 22st and love my fat body – men can't get enough of big girls, I feel sorry for guys who are too scared to admit it | The Sun

A PLUS-sized model hopes to weigh nearly 30 stone because she reckons men love a bigger lady.

Olivia Jaide, 31, currently tips the scales at around 22 stone but has set her sights on piling on more pounds.


The former psychology student, from Las Vegas, has a huge army of fans who love to watch her eat large amounts of food.

And she reckons men fancy women with fuller figures more than they let on but are too scared to admit what they like.

She says: “I have encountered people in the dating world who want to hide their attraction for bigger women. 

“This has declined as I've gotten older and much more confident and clear that I expect to be shown and included just as much as someone smaller than me. 

“There are more people who like big girls, but have been taught to suppress it.

“I used to think something was wrong with me, but the truth is it's society. 

“It is very common that a man will date a woman who has a more acceptable weight by societal standards, but ultimately prefer a plus size woman. 

“I have heard it firsthand, numerous times.”

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Olivia adds: “They are too worried about what their group of friends or their family will think if they brought a bigger woman around. 

“They want to have arm candy that they think everyone else is attracted to. 

“Which, if you think about it, is weird and sad. This could be why there is a huge demand for the content me and my plus size peers create- they get to enjoy it in secret, without judgement. 

“However, they cheat themselves out of the true joy of experiencing it in real life.  

“I do believe there is starting to be a shift in people being more open with their preference for plus size. 

“There are more big bodies in mainstream fashion and media and I hope everyone can soon express what they like without shame.” 

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