SSBBW
What is SSBBW? To understand SSBBW you first need to know what BBW is. This stands for Big Beautiful Woman. A term used extensively on the internet for large women. SSBBW is for those typically larger than most and stands for Super Size BBW. Other terms commonly used are BHM for Big Handsome Man and FA for Fat Admirer.
With each issue, we plan to offer educational and entertaining articles, inspiration, motivation, advice, super-size clothing sources, recipes, tips on how to cope with our size, and so much more. We even have a section dedicated to FAs written by FAs and a forum for keeping in touch with our new friends.
We would like to thank you for your support and wonderful comments. We are continually striving to make this magazine better and to offer the best information, advice, and inspiration to you.
"What do I like about being an SSBBW? There are a couple of things that come to mind. I love that SSBBW's seem to represent all the goodness and kindness of the human race. We exude love; love for people, love for food, love for life. Also, on a personal note, I have found an advantage to being an SSBBW. Our society is shallow. Putting looks and thinness above all other qualities. As an SSBBW, we have a way of weeding out those shallow people, and find the "good" people; the people that dont care about size, and see us for the people we are inside." ~ Ceci [SSBBW]
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AN FAs VIEW
FAs (Fat Admirers) and their views, thoughts and issues
What is is like being an FA in today's society. What are the joys of living/being with an SSBBW. Are there drawbacks? Let us know at submissions@ssbbw-magazine.com.
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We are looking for more FAs that want to share their views of being an FA in today's society, share stories or just want to be profiled. Please email us if you are interested! As well we'd really like to hear from FAs about loving a large woman in today's society.
 | "I ask not for a lighter burden, but for broader shoulders."
~Jewish Proverb
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 | "Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase."
~Martin Luther King Jr.
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