This is literally the best thing about America tbhq. You know you're in communistan when there are no refills and the state limits how fat you can get.
How crazy is it that we have people more worried about a couple thin models and ignore the ever increasing amount of aisle blocking porch walruses waddling around.
One hardly has anything to do with the other. the reality is that the industry is pressuring people to have unhealthy BMIs, which is wrong.
It's strange to see this framed as a measure to prevent unhealthy body standards and by implication anorexia, but i guess politicians like to stroke their ego, like they are saving 40000 french from anorexia by having models with an BMI above 18.5. Is there any correlation between the rate of anorexia and models, it's not like skinny models are the beauty ideal. Furthermore i really doubt that the media portrayal of the ideal female body is contributing to anorexia.
Maybe they should outlaw sad movies/music/books to combat depression.
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n/a Senator_Chickpea 2017-05-06
Free refills anyway...
n/a GARBAGE_MACHINE 2017-05-06
I'll settle for Free Willie personally.
n/a DistortedLines 2017-05-06
This is literally the best thing about America tbhq. You know you're in communistan when there are no refills and the state limits how fat you can get.
n/a Hitlery_Clinton 2017-05-06
Incredible how quickly that turned into class warfare bitching about the kkkorporations
n/a PhysicsIsMyMistress 2017-05-06
/u/sloppyjoes7, while I'm not a fan of the HEAS and fat activism idiots, being too thin is a medical issue.
n/a poopy_ass 2017-05-06
being hot is worth it
n/a PhysicsIsMyMistress 2017-05-06
Being too thin isn't hot.
n/a poopy_ass 2017-05-06
sorry you can only get fat bussy
n/a GARBAGE_MACHINE 2017-05-06
Implying you should want anything else than fat bussy...
n/a PhysicsIsMyMistress 2017-05-06
It's okay, at least I get bussy.
n/a xKillerDreag 2017-05-06
Having a BMI under 15=fat Closer to 0, the hotter
n/a -Mantis 2017-05-06
Most people dont like girls who could break in half when a breeze comes through.
n/a poopy_ass 2017-05-06
Nah you're just a chubby chaser
n/a Nomadlads 2017-05-06
Hot af
n/a poopy_ass 2017-05-06
where has she modeled?
n/a Nomadlads 2017-05-06
She's actually a plus size model in ethiopia.
n/a poopy_ass 2017-05-06
they probably worship albinos
n/a Nomadlads 2017-05-06
No they generally kill them and use their bones for medicine.
n/a poopy_ass 2017-05-06
Big Pharma HATES them1@@!!
n/a ProgressiveFragility 2017-05-06
you think that's what "anorexic fashion models" look like? omg lol
n/a Nomadlads 2017-05-06
No.
n/a ThatDamnedImp 2017-05-06
It can happen, but it's not a public health issue.
Obesity is a public health issue at this point.
n/a ftylerr 2017-05-06
n/a FreeRobotFrost 2017-05-06
Honestly I think most food workers should be wearing helmets all the time.
n/a donaldthelion 2017-05-06
How crazy is it that we have people more worried about a couple thin models and ignore the ever increasing amount of aisle blocking porch walruses waddling around.
n/a ThatDamnedImp 2017-05-06
Normal people waited too long. Now the fatties are a clear majority, and will not accept any criticism of their lifestyles.
I give it a decade before they start handing out multi-year sentences for 'fat shaming'.
n/a B22222 2017-05-06
One hardly has anything to do with the other. the reality is that the industry is pressuring people to have unhealthy BMIs, which is wrong.
It's strange to see this framed as a measure to prevent unhealthy body standards and by implication anorexia, but i guess politicians like to stroke their ego, like they are saving 40000 french from anorexia by having models with an BMI above 18.5. Is there any correlation between the rate of anorexia and models, it's not like skinny models are the beauty ideal. Furthermore i really doubt that the media portrayal of the ideal female body is contributing to anorexia.
Maybe they should outlaw sad movies/music/books to combat depression.
n/a flipkt 2017-05-06
n/a Chin_Up_Chick 2017-05-06
Why not ban the companies who demand models sacrifice health for their careers. Seems like theyre the root of the problem.
n/a poopy_ass 2017-05-06
nothing unhealthy about being hot and skinny. If they don't want to do that, they can work at McDonalds with all the normies.
n/a Chin_Up_Chick 2017-05-06
Im confused about what youre trying to say
n/a Alexlincoln2 2017-05-06
He's failing at being a troll
n/a Khaelgor 2017-05-06
That part seems unnecessary.
n/a lifesbrink 2017-05-06
Calling registered dietician, u/mizmoose to weigh in on the topic.
n/a mizmoose 2017-05-06
Thanks, but I'm not an RD. I don't have the necessary licensing.
But thanks so much for thinking of me in your time of need!