A nude... adding to the sum of human happiness.

I fully support your website.

-Corey

If I said you had a beautiful body
would you hold it against me?

And I fully support your taste.

Thanks.

I've put your picture at the top of the page, I'm sure it will be admired. I renamed it to help increase the hits on the page (every little helps) and I cloned a bit of tree to cover up some wires in the background which were slightly distracting, as if any men would notice the background!

It's a very good picture. My compliments to the model and the photographer. The softness of the light and shadow accentuating the soft curves the body, especially the neck and hips... I think I need to go for a lie-down.

Thank you, I am a plus size model. A link to my OMP portfolio for any interested photographers:

One Model Place: 91202

-Corey

The world is surely mad. Plus size??!?

What proportion of American women are smaller than you? I am working in a department store and I see women coming past me all the time there are a lot who are much bigger than you who are very attractive, and not just to me. To my eyes you are beautiful and well within what I would consider to be normal size.

Would you mind if I published this correspondence, along with your name? I think that photo illustrates exactly the point I have been making on my Big Women page you have a wonderful body which should be considered well within the bounds of the normal range which people should aspire to, but the modelling industry regards you as a plus size, which always seems to have the ring of an unpleasant euphemism about it. It is difficult to hear the phrase without hearing the auditory italics or air quotes.

The world needs grabbing by the scruff of the neck and given a damn good shouting at. This woman does not belong in some second class ghetto. She's beautiful and I'd bet millions of men would cross the road to choose her over those lanky pouting bags of bones that are called supermodels. This woman has curves! This woman has smooth skin. If you rolled over in bed you wouldn't risk cutting yourself on her hips or shoulder blades.

If normality has no place for Corey then normality sucks.

Yes, you can publish my name and correspondence. I don't mind at all. In the fashion industry, plus size usually starts at size 10. I am a size 13. I never thought of myself as big until I became a model. It doesn't bother me, though, because I've always been told my body is beautiful and healthy. I feel sorry for the girls who feel they must starve themselves to be beautiful. It's all a matter of health and good proportions. I weigh 170lbs, but being 5'9.5", I am still healthy. Anyway, yes, I believe plus sized modelling shouldn't start until after size 16 at least. I'm just a normal size model, while the rest of the size 7s should be considered "minus sized" models.

-Corey

Excellent suggestion. Minus sized models. That's a meme that we should launch on the world. Women come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. And most of those shapes can be healthy and beautiful. The idea that a woman can only be beautiful if she is a certain dress size is absurd. Many women who spend their whole lives on diets, whose childrens' first word is "calorie", will be ugly no matter what size they are. Other women can be beautiful and attractive at a large range of different sizes.