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Originally posted by: JS80
Size 12 my ass lol
yeah no shit she must be like 6' tall
Originally posted by: JS80
Size 12 my ass lol
Originally posted by: johnjohn320
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/vid.../25/sbt.size.model.cnn
Meh. I have no problem with this model, she's beautiful, and that's cool that she's being published. But is anyone else getting tired of all this "yeah! stick it to those evil magazines for publishing pictures of hot, thin girls all the time, those bastards!" stuff that always permeates these stories? Women whine so fucking much about the fact that the media portrays "unrealistic" images of beauty. Well, no duh. Male models are impossibly good looking too, and they're airbrushed to death as well. Somehow, guys seem to realize this and not starve ourselves over it. Sheesh.
It's also funny to me that all these magazines that have airbrushed beauties are largely owned and run by women, as well as purchased almost exclusively by women.
Not trying to start a misogynistic thread or anything. I just don't get this aspect of women.
Originally posted by: Dumac
Originally posted by: QueBert
Originally posted by: Dumac
This isn't really an example of it, but I am pretty tired of fat pride.
Being largely obese is disgusting and bad for you, and should not be encouraged. Nor is it what "real" people look like.
and being a size zero shouldn't be encourages either, but that's exactly what hollywood does. Both are bad for you, so many females damn near kill themselves to try to drop to a size 0 or 1. As for what "real" people look like, the USA would learn far closer to a big person than anyone small for the average. So a bigger person would accurately represent the look of America as opposed to a smaller/skinny person.
Not as many as those that die from obesity related health problems.
I never said to encourage a size zero, although there are many perfectly healthy women who fit in size zero clothes. What I stress that is that obesity should be as discouraged, if not more discouraged, as malnutrition/underweight problems. However, the dramatic opposite is true, with society frowning on skinny people and condoning obesity.
As far as your "real" rationalization goes, being fat and closer to the overweight national average doesn't make you any more "real" than a hot woman. It just makes you fat.
Originally posted by: goog40
I would think this would make women even more insecure. If you put that picture out there and everyone proclaims her to be "plus-sized", what are all the women who make that model look anorexic in comparison supposed to think.
Originally posted by: timosyy
Isn't there a reality show on Fox starting soon or something which is supposed to be one of those "man-picks-girl-to-marry" things but with "real" girls (aka overweight?).
Made me lol pretty hard when I saw the commercial for it. At least, among my peers (college-age), the majority of females I see are not obese/overweight. They're actually all rather fit -- if not slim, then healthy-looking, but not overweight.
Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I see naked "plus size" women at work all the time, she hardly qualifies....
When their thigh is the size of my waist, i want to pitch for the other team
This is true, too, it's just a terrible shot. I have no idea who this person is and if in normal shots she looks a lot better, I'm sure she does. All but the most ripped up stomachs will hang some crap over in a shot like that. This is the picture equivalent to taking a picture of a model while she's picking her nose.Originally posted by: halik
That's a stupid pose, more than anything else. When you bend forward, it always looks like you've got a gut.
Originally posted by: timosyy
Isn't there a reality show on Fox starting soon or something which is supposed to be one of those "man-picks-girl-to-marry" things but with "real" girls (aka overweight?).
Made me lol pretty hard when I saw the commercial for it. At least, among my peers (college-age), the majority of females I see are not obese/overweight. They're actually all rather fit -- if not slim, then healthy-looking, but not overweight.
Originally posted by: zerocool84
I woulda thought plus size was bigger than that.
Originally posted by: geno
Originally posted by: zerocool84
I woulda thought plus size was bigger than that.
It's sad that's considered "plus size"
Originally posted by: Perknose
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Who is she? The video isn't loading for me.
That's because the file is too fat for your netbook, there, slim.
Originally posted by: ZOOYUKA
When are fugly models going to get their big break?
Originally posted by: OCguy
She is very pretty in the face, she isnt "fat."
I love how fat women will latch on to this and say "See! We are beautiful!", when that girl is in the top .5% of size 12 women.
The last thing this country needs is attempted fat acceptance. This woman is far from fat, but she is being portrayed as some sort of whale.