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PrintableGrotesque!!! she's way too skinny... | |
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In all fairness, she's probably in her early twenties and close to six feet. The new crop for this season are horrible. Brazilian models are no longer the thing. | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: origmnd said: it hurts to have them bones indenting your thighs when u bang em
But you still bang them so why complain!?  I wouldnt STRIVE to get one of them bones but they would have their use. | |
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And the media play their part by hyping the women who manage to get down to rail-thin weights.
Go to any magazine stand, and you'll see countless mags that rave about how a post-partum starlet has "gotten rid of the weight." Days ago, I saw one such mag raving about Angelina Jolie's recent weight loss. "Learn how they did it!" usually is the headline. The implications are clear: These actresses and singers are to be praised for becoming thin, and the readers are expected to WANT to follow suit. Combine this with the magazines that feature articles such as "101 Ways to Please Him in Bed!" and you're well on your way to Stepfordville. | |
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ThreadBare said: And the media play their part by hyping the women who manage to get down to rail-thin weights.
Go to any magazine stand, and you'll see countless mags that rave about how a post-partum starlet has "gotten rid of the weight." Days ago, I saw one such mag raving about Angelina Jolie's recent weight loss. "Learn how they did it!" usually is the headline. The implications are clear: These actresses and singers are to be praised for becoming thin, and the readers are expected to WANT to follow suit. Combine this with the magazines that feature articles such as "101 Ways to Please Him in Bed!" and you're well on your way to Stepfordville. That same magazine will have articles about how skinny and horrible some actresses look. I see nothing wrong with articles about losing post pregnancy weight. It's healthy to get rid of that extra weight. | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: What if you are that thin naturally and cannot help it? I was 118 and 5' 10 1/2" for 15 years. I have since chunked up 12 pounds but I was the skinniest thing naturally.
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JustErin said: ThreadBare said: And the media play their part by hyping the women who manage to get down to rail-thin weights.
Go to any magazine stand, and you'll see countless mags that rave about how a post-partum starlet has "gotten rid of the weight." Days ago, I saw one such mag raving about Angelina Jolie's recent weight loss. "Learn how they did it!" usually is the headline. The implications are clear: These actresses and singers are to be praised for becoming thin, and the readers are expected to WANT to follow suit. Combine this with the magazines that feature articles such as "101 Ways to Please Him in Bed!" and you're well on your way to Stepfordville. That same magazine will have articles about how skinny and horrible some actresses look. I see nothing wrong with articles about losing post pregnancy weight. It's healthy to get rid of that extra weight. That's a good point, about the pregnancy weight (I'm admittedly ignorant of that). But, there are a lot of articles (probably more) that celebrate non-pregnancy weight loss. And, likewise, more than the ones that criticize the too-thin starlets, from more media outlets. | |
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ThreadBare said: JustErin said: That same magazine will have articles about how skinny and horrible some actresses look. I see nothing wrong with articles about losing post pregnancy weight. It's healthy to get rid of that extra weight. That's a good point, about the pregnancy weight (I'm admittedly ignorant of that). But, there are a lot of articles (probably more) that celebrate non-pregnancy weight loss. And, likewise, more than the ones that criticize the too-thin starlets, from more media outlets. But there are more overweight people than underweight people in this country at least. I think that's why people used feel free to tell me I was too thin & looked emaciated (I was always healthy) not realizing it was just as insulting as saying someone needs to lose twenty pounds. Many people wish they had to gain weight. Eating disorders are no joke, but generally weight loss is a good thing. That particular model, however, looks like she needs some intervention. My Legacy
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NDRU said: ThreadBare said: That's a good point, about the pregnancy weight (I'm admittedly ignorant of that). But, there are a lot of articles (probably more) that celebrate non-pregnancy weight loss. And, likewise, more than the ones that criticize the too-thin starlets, from more media outlets. But there are more overweight people than underweight people in this country at least. I think that's why people used feel free to tell me I was too thin & looked emaciated (I was always healthy) not realizing it was just as insulting as saying someone needs to lose twenty pounds. Many people wish they had to gain weight. Eating disorders are no joke, but generally weight loss is a good thing. That particular model, however, looks like she needs some intervention. Don't worry, they probably had an IV & a cigarrette for her backstage 
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Very beautiful girl that is far to thin  | |
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She looks naturally thin to me. Every girl that is thin DOES NOT have an eating disorder. That is like one of THEE absolute WORST stereotypes, IMO. | |
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luv4all7 said: She looks naturally thin to me. Every girl that is thin DOES NOT have an eating disorder. That is like one of THEE absolute WORST stereotypes, IMO.
Weeping for the skinny blondes again, huh? 
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CalhounSq said: luv4all7 said: She looks naturally thin to me. Every girl that is thin DOES NOT have an eating disorder. That is like one of THEE absolute WORST stereotypes, IMO.
Weeping for the skinny blondes again, huh?
:::still wonders why that thread was shut down::: I'm OVER blondes.
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 And I'm not real sure why it was shut down. | |
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luv4all7 said: CalhounSq said: Weeping for the skinny blondes again, huh?
:::still wonders why that thread was shut down::: I'm OVER blondes.
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luv4all7 said: And I'm not real sure why it was shut down.I thought I missed some fireworks or something I hate it when they delete a thread - just close it so it can still be read  I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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CalhounSq said: luv4all7 said: And I'm not real sure why it was shut down.I thought I missed some fireworks or something I hate it when they delete a thread - just close it so it can still be read I KNOW, its the WORST. But I'm thinkin it was cuz of somebody pretty much calling me an ugly skank, in not so many words. I was fine with that, but apparently somebody wasn't. | |
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luv4all7 said: CalhounSq said: I thought I missed some fireworks or something I hate it when they delete a thread - just close it so it can still be read I KNOW, its the WORST. But I'm thinkin it was cuz of somebody pretty much calling me an ugly skank, in not so many words. I was fine with that, but apparently somebody wasn't.   Cold shit, glad you paid them no mind   I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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Rhondab said: LleeLlee said: She could be in the peak of health for all we know, ( but from this picture it appears that she isn't lol ) anyhow, regarding unhealthy skinny women the world and it's wife knows that being extremely thin is not something young women should aspire to as it isn't a healthy condition to be in (unless you are naturally thin) and attitudes are changing. Skinny celebrities are constantly vilified in the press for being too thin. A prime example is Nicole Richie. Anyone who thinks that being this thin is flaunted by the media as an acceptable weight is wrong. Just in that statement alone, I disagree. The media does flaunt being thin as the STANDARD we should all be. Now when it gets to the unnatural looking stuff like Nicole, then you'll hear the criticism. I just liked to hear more about being HEALTHLY for height and body type. I'm 5'8" with a larger frame (skeletal frame) The smallest I've been was 135 and my family thought I was sick. I can't be that little BUT the media throws numbers out there like if I said I was a size 12, that's fat and yet I'm really damn fly at a 12. The media plays a part. By "this thin" I meant the woman in the picture, I should have made that more clear. The media do promote being thin as an ideal but I dont think they encourage being stick insect thin & gaunt. Stick thin people are criticised in the press for being bad role models. I was taking issue with the "real" woman tag and saying that thin women are not real women. 12 is NOT fat at all. lol. | |
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ThreadBare said: JustErin said: That same magazine will have articles about how skinny and horrible some actresses look. I see nothing wrong with articles about losing post pregnancy weight. It's healthy to get rid of that extra weight. That's a good point, about the pregnancy weight (I'm admittedly ignorant of that). But, there are a lot of articles (probably more) that celebrate non-pregnancy weight loss. And, likewise, more than the ones that criticize the too-thin starlets, from more media outlets. Ive seen people in this here forum congratulate other orgers on losing weight, whats wrong with that? They do it in a healthy way and it works for them. theres even an org fit club thread. http://www.prince.org/msg/100/200776 ... [Edited 9/15/06 18:21pm] | |
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jerseykrs said: if she went on a diet, she'd be hot.
Hey.... more cushion for the pushin'. | |
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Tom said: The woman in that picture looks disgusting. She looks like a rotting corpse with a sun tan.
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moderatorluv4all7 said: She looks naturally thin to me. Every girl that is thin DOES NOT have an eating disorder. That is like one of THEE absolute WORST stereotypes, IMO.
Well there is naturally thin and then there's unhealthily thin....she I would say falls into the later category ..... But yes there are those that are just thin and can eat and eat and stay that way.....I am lucky to b pretty naturally thin myself but I'm not a walking skeleton... | |
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LleeLlee said: ThreadBare said: That's a good point, about the pregnancy weight (I'm admittedly ignorant of that). But, there are a lot of articles (probably more) that celebrate non-pregnancy weight loss. And, likewise, more than the ones that criticize the too-thin starlets, from more media outlets. Ive seen people in this here forum congratulate other orgers on losing weight, whats wrong with that? They do it in a healthy way and it works for them. theres even an org fit club thread. http://www.prince.org/msg/100/200776 ... [Edited 9/15/06 18:21pm] I know I'm in it...  | |
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ThreadBare said: Despite a slight facial resemblance to the Brain,
that model's downright skeletal. I don't know if that's grounds for banning someone, as recently happened, but she's way too skinny.
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Hell, that's nothing compared to this...
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Not sexy.  | |
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luv4all7 said: She looks naturally thin to me. Every girl that is thin DOES NOT have an eating disorder. That is like one of THEE absolute WORST stereotypes, IMO.
I completely agree but that girl looks like she is really pushing it. | |
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Rhondab said: both the model and the "new" Nicole look nasty.
remember how healthy the "super" models of the 80's looked...what happen to some good ole Christy, Linda, Naomi, etc.... Cindy Crawford and Claudia Schiffer were actually pretty curvy. They looked like women. That is what I grew up wanting to look like. | |
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minneapolisgenius said: Hell, that's nothing compared to this...
I think she looks absolutley stunning there. | |
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