"Everyone wasn't thinner in the past, and if they were than that's still a bad thing"

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IanMyhrrdock deb/ian buttplug driver maintainer 6mo ago #6441616

:marseywould:

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YALLAHblessYoTraplord al/qaeda complicit in several ongoing genocides IanMyhrrdock 6mo ago #6441697

LOOK AT ME CHUD. ENJOY MY BODY.

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nuclearshill gau/cho YALLAHblessYoTraplord 6mo ago #6441823 Edited 6mo ago

>Bridgerton

The show where the Queen of England is a BIPOCette along half of the British aristocracy (back when slavery was still a thing in the British West-Indies) and where all noble ladies are whores (despite the fact the simple rumor of pre-marital s*x was enough to doom a Regency-Era thot to a spinster's life).

!kino

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KingofZembla king/sire It's a cool place! YALLAHblessYoTraplord 6mo ago #6441789

Her face pisses me off it's even rounder and fatter than her body

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nuclearshill gau/cho IanMyhrrdock 6mo ago #6441685 Edited 6mo ago

!biology !historychads for some reason our Upper Paleolithic ancestors were obsessed with these body types

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BillCosbysPharmacist they/them nuclearshill 6mo ago #6441775

They were roaming hunters who frequently were on the verge of starvation and miscarried constantly because of it so they imagined that a god of fertility is something that is inhumanly fat. Women of course take that to mean being fat is considered attractive and virtuous.