TwilightPrincess wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
TwilightPrincess wrote:
^^ I agree and I've been there. It just seems like a narrow view of attractiveness and women in bikinis are often promoted on WP, and it's not helpful for the people who are legitimately overweight and feel unattractive because of it. Most women do not look like Britney Spears in a bikini.

It's nuts how 'Hollywood ugly' and 'Hollywood fat' are 'average' and 'a nice figure' in normal circles.
Yeah, it's even crazier how Hollywood's views seem to also be some of WP's views.
Don't worry ladies. Just because you look like Britney Spears doesn't mean that you're fat. Guys will still find you attractive.
What a relief.

(I have nothing against Britney Spears. I've never been a fan, but I respect what she's been through and admire how she's dealt with it.)
Among things, we've all seen people of all figures in relationships. Somehow that rarely becomes internalized. Most people are close enough to average that their appearance isn't the issue, but yet most people fixate on how they look as the deal-breaker.
I'm not blaming people for internalizing the idea that they must look a certain way, I blame other people for aggravating those insecurities instead of reminding each other that we're good enough.
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