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🗣️ Let's settle this! - Poll

  • 200-ish lbs 59
  • 350+ lbs 84
  • 500+ lbs 37
  • 700+ lbs 54
  • 2025-10-02
  • —2025-10-15
  • 234 votes
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Since you guys are the real deal, i want to know what sizes you prefer to see in drawings.

I've noticed a trend in massive sizes, or small tummies. So feel free to vote for what you enjoy the most! I will take everything into consideration. I'm sharing two pieces of mine as an example for the 200-ish size and the 500+ size.

And if you feel like sharing why that's your preference or even fav body types, leave a comment below 😎

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WaluigiToast

I prefer Pear Body types, although I appreciate all larger ones. More specifically, I really like ass focused pieces. I also really enjoy how you do fat faces and necks.

Heretoseestuff23

Love 'em all but hips that could block a freeway are always gonna be number 1 too me

heavyhunies

350+ but its always good to see the 500lb ladies

heavyhunies

I feel like the larger sizes give you more to work with in the curves department

Softhen94

I like all fat body types, but I especially like a round prominent belly I would say I the best weight range between 225 pounds and 350 pounds. However don’t get me wrong I still love me a cow of a woman over 600 pounds

Jack Daniels

I have a preference for smaller sizes as characters just starting to get out of shape/let themselves go is what I find most appealing

jlixirium

For me, anywhere from 250lbs to 500lbs --- what I find most appealing, however, is celebration / enjoyment of one's own body (self-celebration, or being worshiped by another). Shame or embarrassment over fat bodies has always left me feeling very sorry for the person not being allowed to feel radical-self love or happiness in their own body. Remember: self-acceptance is NOT the same as radical self-love. Acceptance is body-neutrality. Radical self-love is something steeped in child-like wonderment and delight at just being oneself.

Toasty54

I do love drawing hefty rears and fat details. Thanks for the feedback Waluigi!!

Toasty54

That specific thought is what pushed me into larger sizes ngl

Toasty54

That is true, and each character "should" carry the weight in a different way. Thank you!

Toasty54

Yeah, those sizes and portruding bellies are a go in my book.

Toasty54

Thanks for sharing Jack, i find that quite sweet too.

Toasty54

Now that's a conflict i agree with. Personally, i lean more towards self-love. Curves are beautiful no matter the size; I worship them entirely. But i also think that if a certain mentality fits a character, then it should also be true. Overall, same, i'm not fond of punishing someone or embarassing a character just because of her size. Thanks for sharing jlixirium!

That Guy

I'm always prone to the bigger the better way of thinking, but still love the 350+ range, but think the 500+ is that perfect area of still being massive but not overly so they can't do anything, but will still love to see the 700+ range. But I think all sizes should be used as the variety allows the others to stand out more if you were to draw the same size over and over again.

Toasty54

I agree, we need variety in life. That's sort of what makes Weight Gain beautiful. I can assure you that i won't ever stick to one single body type.

SubjectDelta13

I’m more of a belly guy so over 350 is a bit much but 250 feels just right.

KewlKidz

I feel like that 500lb zone is the sweet spot because I see it as more of an end game weight where realistically weight gain would plateau unless said character had significant resources to support a heavier lifestyle. Plus they would still need to be active enough to feed themselves and do other basic things, albeit with significant difficulty. It also helps see different body shapes since the character’s proportions are significantly exaggerated ie, huge chest and belly, or massive thighs and ass with a slimmer upper half. Personally speaking since I’ve been following you for a while now I would definitely prefer to see much larger sizes. Also if you could check DMs not looking for a visual update but more so questions.

Jojo

i think every size is good, i think it's better to have a diversity of size in your drawing, for one character it could be great to have one drawing at 200/350 ibs and one to 500/700 ibs, something is not entierly possible, i know, so keep the way you did until now

Patrick

I’m assuming this poll is asking our “minimum size preference” in which case I’d say 350. But, while it’s the most common indicator, weight isn’t necessarily the best indicator of a person’s size/body fat. Firstly, a short person who weighs 250lbs will look fatter than a tall person who weighs 250lbs. Not to mention that two people of the same height & weight can have wildly different body shapes. Factor in that muscle tissue is heavier than fat means a muscular person is heavier than a fat person, which also compounds with the fact that men are built with more muscle than women meaning that a man weighing 350lbs does not look as fat as a woman of the same weight. Sorry, I kinda went on a tangent there, but it’d be nice to have a universal indicator of fat…

Toasty54

No, i completely agree! You can't just define size with pounds. I went for a more general term because that's what you see in WG sequences, and the fact that you replied with such detail is one of the reasons i wanted to create this poll, so thank you. I draw characters trying to respect their original body type, so it's nice to see you all having your preferences, it allows me to develop weight distribution even further when making the art!