Plus-sized models and reality shows are the latest thing (LINK). Do you think we'll see an end to anorexic models as a result?
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I sure hope so, personally, I think those anorexic models are just gross
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The fat ones are no healthier. Too fat and too thin is unhealthy and can be unsightly. Maybe once the fat chick thing is out of everyone's systems models who are just healthily constructed (Cindy Crawford et al), will be able to just get on with it again.
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I hope so - real skinny women and girls make me want to throw up. Ladies of Answer bag, please! Bony women are as un sexy as hell! Enjoy a normal diet and be healthy and happy for your significant other to enjoy. Bony is bad! Soft is sexy!
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No, it won't. The purpose of anorexic models is to help Mass Media Culture make ordinary people feel inadequate, prompting them buy the products of the Mass Media Culture in an attempt to feel better about themselves. Only highly unusual and unrealistic standards of beauty can further this goal, so the pressure to go back to Heroin Chic... . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroin_chic . ...is omnipresent. . . http://jezebel.com/5212932/jenny-mccarthys-shape-cover-a-crap-load-of-airbrushing . http://jezebel.com/307633/faking-fitness-really-its-time-to-stop-with-the-photoshop
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I doubt it. Really fat is still glorifying addictive behavior, just as impossibly thin does. The point of media is to scramble your brain to the point where you become obsessed with doing whatever their advertisers want you to do. They don't want to show balanced people, because they are not as easy to manipulate. You can bet Frito Lay and some other corporate food giants are behind this latest reality TV trend.
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Not an end. Small women are so engrained (unfortunately) in everyone's culture that it'll never go away, it's like religion. More people are starting to appreciate plus sized women though, thankfully. I have only been with one 'skinny' woman, and the sexual attraction was almost non existant. I love plus size women and always will.
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