MEL Magazine Profiles BBW Performer Sofia Rose

MEL Magazine Profiles BBW Performer Sofia Rose

CYBERSPACE — Online publication MEL Magazine released this morning an extensive profile of adult BBW performer Sofia Rose.

Titled “Don’t Call Sofia Rose a Fetish” and written by Tierney Finster, the MEL piece describes “a face-sitting-filled weekend in Florida with the adult world’s premier BBW star."

“The PlumperPass scene ‘Smoothies for Boobies’,” Finster writes, “begins with Sofia Rose in hot pink workout pants and an aquamarine tank top while jogging alongside Miami’s Bayside Marketplace. Her outfit obviously accentuates the signature elements of her signature curves — massive 38K breasts, a sizable belly roll and an ample bubble butt.”

The profile describes Rose’s life as a modern-day sex worker and her journey from modeling to hardcore porn. It also explores the “thicc” phenomenon, the high online visibility and acceptance of larger models.

“The kind of BBW porn Rose shoots (and all BBW porn for that matter),” writes Finster “is evidence of something plenty of fat people are already well aware of — people like to fuck us. Not just because of our pretty faces or great personalities either, but simply because of the size of our bodies.”

The MEL article points out that Rose “considers being ‘natural’ the ‘premise’ of being a BBW star. Thus, ‘every single stretch mark, bruise and pore was showing’ when she first launched her pay site in 2007, an enterprise that quickly earned her $1,600 a week (monthly subscriptions were priced between $19.95 and $24.95). ‘I knew I was doing well because my roommate could barely get a $100 paycheck from doing the same thing,’ she explains. ‘She was a curvy blonde from Portland, Oregon, with green eyes, and she could barely get a $100 check for doing the same thing’.”

MEL Magazine is a popular web-based publication affiliated with the Unilever-owned Dollar Shave Club.

For the entire MEL Magazine profile on Sofia Rose, click here.

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