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A lot of the body types that are considered attractive at any given time in history (which varies over time) are quite unhealthy ones as well. Just think of the anorexic supermodels of the 1990s or the corsets that restricted breathing for an hourglass figure.

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Just think of the anorexic supermodels of the 1990s

Heroin chic is back btw.

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I’m not arguing that.

I’m arguing that guilt tripping anyone for being attracted to the most popular body types for no other reason than you not wanting to lose excess weight is silly and that simultainiously no one should be shamed for trying to achieve or maintain that attractive body type.

Fat arses at their battle stations in mom’s basement can seeth all they like. Stacy likes Chad, not your sweaty blob of a body, and no, your great personality will not make up for that.

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Stacy likes Chad

You’ve outed yourself as the basement dweller who spends more time with porn than with actual women.

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I know it’s meme terminology, it doesn’t change the point I’m trying to make and you’re just arguing about semantics.

I will admit that I used to look at women way out of my league and they were definitely not looking back, that’s what inspired me to get fit. Call me vain or a fashion victim or porn addict or anything else. I get the attention that I want now and your name calling means nothing to me, chunkystyles.

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That’s great. It is all about Stacy’s mom, though. I hear she has it going on! 🎵

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