unnamed wrote:
Some women are actually very thin - I am, my whole family is. I've always been teased about it, probably a good deal more than other females are teased about being overweight. Let's face it, it's the thin women who really stand out, not the heavier ones. And we aspies know what really happens to those who "stand out," don't we? So whenever I hear about American women's obsession with "thinness," I'm a little sceptical. I think it's really about American women's obsession with objectifying, and competing brutally with, other women...and for believing they have the right to be something they're not, even if it kills them in the process.
As a fellow genetically thin woman (whole family is too) I'm with ya on that!
As for this Heather, go girl! I've only just found this show because they keep playing the seasons in marathons the past few weekends. You watch one episode & it becomes like eating potato chips, you can't stop. Anyhoo I'm standing by Heather also. Her autism was shining through in her 'walking' in last nights episode, if she can work through that I think she will go really far. Woman on this show are going to be at each others throats no matter who the other woman is, that's just real tv for you. I hope she can hang in there. They aren't allowed tv, radio, ipod, nothing in the house! It's no wonder they are all crazy toward the end of the seasons. I think it's Nigel Barker & Jay Manuel that keep me watching, they have such big hearts. It's nice to know there are still people in the world that seem to truly care about others.