What tags do models use without really understanding them?

[Snowie1969]

Well, for starters, I think 'funny', 'hot' and 'sexy' are overused as they are... I even have seen Eastern European girls label themselves as 'funny' even though they do not speak a word on mfc... very funny indeed

Having said that.. I tend to think natural is not always understood... Perhaps that is a matter of definition but to me, natural means no 'enhancements', no tattoos and no piercings.

And yes, also 'hairy' is used too liberally. Landing strips and or trimmed triangles should be tagged 'trimmed' in my opinion.

 

[Snowie1969]

I'd almost forget about 'non-nude'... To me that means no nude tits/ pussy/ ass. But appearantly there are grades in that too.

 

[SophiaSophia]

*crosses off "natural"*

and here I thought it meant no implants (boobs, butt, whathaveyou)

 

[curvyredhead]

"bbw" when they're not big at all, just average-sized and curvy. If you're too small to shop at Lane Bryant, you're not a BBW.

When I see a real a thin/small (not even average size) frame girl using it...it baffles me. I always chalked it up to studio's tagging, or girls just using popular tags.

Or other way around. I've seen BBWs tag themselves as curvy.

I THINK I know what you mean. I think this is less a case of not understanding tags, and more not using them to there best ability. I agree, if you are a bbw (regardless of how you feel about the term) chances are you'll do better if you tag yourself as one. That way those interested in your body type can find you easier.
That's the beauty of tags--you don't have to limit yourself to one, you can tag yourself as both curvy and bbw (if its something you feel fits you). But choosing only one (if your both) it putting yourself at a disadvantage.

Sorry, you know the bbw who literally has curvy in her name had to open her big fat mouth hahaah