Is it normal to not really have a preference?
Is it normal to not really have a body preference when it comes to finding a girl attractive? I mean, as long as they're not extremely skinny or so overweight that they can't even move, I'm fine with almost any body... and I don't mean exclusively in a sexual way either. I'm a 20 y.o. male and have never really understood why people focus so much on how someone looks when it comes to relationships or sex... I'm attracted to body types ranging from slender figures all the way to being a little plumper or rounder figures. As long as they're not so slender/skinny that I'm afraid of breaking them like a twig just by being neat them, or if their extra weight keeps us from going out and going on dates with ease (I find dates where we can just walk about aimlessly and enjoy hanging out and spending time with each other enjoyable).
I see positives and negatives (for me anyways) to both sides of the body type spectrum. Slenderer figures are more likely to be able to go on those long walks and explore the town kind of dates, but they seem like they wouldn't be as comfortable to just lay down and cuddle/snuggle with and just enjoy being together. On the opposite side of the spectrum... I feel like the plumper figures would enjoy simply spending time cuddling/snuggling or cooking together or being idiots together or playing board games or other things like that, but they probably wouldn't want to walk all around town together and look at some of the little ma&pop shops.
I have already felt a little out of place because I'm more focused on companionship whereas most people seem to just want to get it on rather than build an actual relationship and possibly even get married. But... for those that actually read through all of this, thanks for taking the time to read it all. And for any comments on this, please don't make them hostile or volatile because that doesn't help anyone or really make it seem like you actually want your comment to matter. So... leave your thoughts/comments if you would like to, and thanks again for reading all of this (if you really did).