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Vogue boss 'concerned' by return to skinny models (surge of ozempic)

I like fat women too, but most men don't.
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AJUMP23

Parody of actual AJUMP23
They cant. Because if you hire hot women with great faces and bods, then nobody looks at the clothes.

That's why fashion companies often hire weird looking waifs than hire Baywatch kinds of women. Same goes for men. Usually skinny lanky guys are chosen instead of hunkier fit guys.
Crawford sold plenty of clothes and pepesi.
 

Trilobit

Member
And what does ozempic do?

Make you stop STUFFING YO DAMN FACE!

Thats pretty much it for these tubbies. Just like bariatric surgery with the lap band or stomach staple, its just keeping people from sucking down sugar 24/7.

Maybe we just cut out the sugar????

That's what gaming does to me. If I sit and watch shows and movies for a weekend I feel hungry and like I need to eat something, preferably chips and candy too, it's sort of restlessness coping. But if I play videogames I am perfectly fine with breakfast, dinner and supper.
 

Sonik

Member
You disgusting fatphobic fucks don't understand what real beauty is. Here's a good example from our enlightened fashion industry entrepreneurs


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I'm as against the "beautiful at any size" bullshit as most people are. But models starving themselves and being praised for it isn't any better. My high school girlfriend fell into that trap and it wasn't appealing to me. Skinny eating disorders are just as bad as fat eating disorders.

Looking at this rough guide below, keep in mind that many women in that 15-17% body fat range are going to have amenorrhea - a condition where they have irregular or even zero menstrual cycles. Society might think of them as "fit" or "athletic", but if their hormones are in a state where they don't have regular body functions, are they really healthy? Obviously the model in the image below lifts weights, so she's probably eating healthy as well. Most women in that body fat range won't put in the work, so they're going to be worse off health wise.

The 20-25% range is what's actually healthy and sustainable for most women if they eat right and exercise consistently. A few women at the tail ends of the distribution can be healthy at the 15-17% and 26-30% ranges.

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15 to 35% is the sweet spot.
 

jason10mm

Gold Member
Males do that, Females say "that looks awesome on her, I need it now"
100% this. Women think the clothes, accessories, and make-up* make them hot, men know its the BODY underneath that does.

Obviously clothes and especially make up can accentuate things and conceal others, but by and large its the person thats attractive, not their make-up disguise.
 

StreetsofBeige

Gold Member
100% this. Women think the clothes, accessories, and make-up* make them hot, men know its the BODY underneath that does.

Obviously clothes and especially make up can accentuate things and conceal others, but by and large its the person thats attractive, not their make-up disguise.
Exactly.

Women: Hey, look at the 40 pairs of shoes I got!

Me: I don't even look at people's shoes!
 

Raven117

Member
It’s not about what men “prefer.” British Vogue isn’t concerned one iota about that.

They are seeing a trend on what women are preferring.

I mean come on… dudes like all kinds of women… and studies have shown that women with a little more “curve” are just as attractive to men than the skinny ones if not moreso.

This is a women on women issue. Don’t let anyone suggest otherwise.
 

Jsisto

Member
The whole “body positivity” and “self love” thing was a sham to begin with at the corporate level. Just a way to glorify a lifestyle in order to sell them things. No one actually believed this was a good thing to encourage.
 

StreetsofBeige

Gold Member
The whole “body positivity” and “self love” thing was a sham to begin with at the corporate level. Just a way to glorify a lifestyle in order to sell them things. No one actually believed this was a good thing to encourage.
I'm pretty sure no execs at fast food joints, junk food companies, pop or beer companies complained about promoting fat people as healthy and something to be proud of.
 
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