I want to preface this thread by saying that I am aware that this topic has already been discussed on this board, although not recently. I also want to address the topic in a respectful way.
Many of us have noticed that the proportion of slim escorts working for escort agencies has been decreasing over the past decade or so. Perhaps (or not) agency owners would like to hire more slim women, but there may be a lack of candidates. Indeed, a look at recently published official obesity statistics shows that obesity has increased significantly among the Canadian population. More specifically, for women aged 18 to 29, the obesity rate has almost doubled between 2003 and 2023, going from 13 to 22% (source below). Based on the graph in the article, we can estimate that there is an additional ca. 32% of overweight (not obese) women, leaving ca. 46% with a healthy weight or underweight. Obesity is linked to poor mental health by experts cited in the article below. (Based on the same statistics, we would likely notice that clients have been getting bigger, too, because on average, everyone has! The obesity rate is however increasing faster for women than for men.)
There are still slim escorts on agency rosters. However one has to be careful if they want to assess the situation by looking at the websites, because published weights are almost never accurate, and pictures are often photoshopped and/or dated (this varies a lot depending on the agency; some are excellent at being accurate). Like many other men, I have preference for slim women, although preferences may vary among other clients. What we can conclude from the above and the use of these in-person services, is that agency rosters seem to reflect relatively well trends seen in the general population, as it relates to body mass index (BMI).
At a population level, healthy lifestyle habits (sleep, exercise, nutrition), increased attention to the importance of mental health, in addition to (perhaps) more widespread use of GLP-1 agonists (Ozempic and others) could reverse or at least slow down this trend.
P.S.: If we are unable to have a respectful discussion on this topic, I will delete this thread. Thank you for your cooperation.
P.P.S: No artificial intelligence tool was used in the creation of this text.
Source (in French): https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2178821/taux-obesite-poids-imc-canada-pandemie
Many of us have noticed that the proportion of slim escorts working for escort agencies has been decreasing over the past decade or so. Perhaps (or not) agency owners would like to hire more slim women, but there may be a lack of candidates. Indeed, a look at recently published official obesity statistics shows that obesity has increased significantly among the Canadian population. More specifically, for women aged 18 to 29, the obesity rate has almost doubled between 2003 and 2023, going from 13 to 22% (source below). Based on the graph in the article, we can estimate that there is an additional ca. 32% of overweight (not obese) women, leaving ca. 46% with a healthy weight or underweight. Obesity is linked to poor mental health by experts cited in the article below. (Based on the same statistics, we would likely notice that clients have been getting bigger, too, because on average, everyone has! The obesity rate is however increasing faster for women than for men.)
There are still slim escorts on agency rosters. However one has to be careful if they want to assess the situation by looking at the websites, because published weights are almost never accurate, and pictures are often photoshopped and/or dated (this varies a lot depending on the agency; some are excellent at being accurate). Like many other men, I have preference for slim women, although preferences may vary among other clients. What we can conclude from the above and the use of these in-person services, is that agency rosters seem to reflect relatively well trends seen in the general population, as it relates to body mass index (BMI).
At a population level, healthy lifestyle habits (sleep, exercise, nutrition), increased attention to the importance of mental health, in addition to (perhaps) more widespread use of GLP-1 agonists (Ozempic and others) could reverse or at least slow down this trend.
P.S.: If we are unable to have a respectful discussion on this topic, I will delete this thread. Thank you for your cooperation.
P.P.S: No artificial intelligence tool was used in the creation of this text.
Source (in French): https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2178821/taux-obesite-poids-imc-canada-pandemie
