Jennifer Love Hewitt fuller figure

[Anonymous]

I haven't read all of the posts because I'm sure that they would make me sick to my stomach. Ugly, ugly souls.
She looks healthy and beautiful. OP is smoking something, or trying to start trouble.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't over those legs. They are so disgusting. Why do people keep saying they are toned? As another 5'2 poster, I also have to chime in that if she thinks she is a size 2, she is delusional. Unless she is talking about Old Navy Yoga Pants.

I really try to avoid being snarky, but you, PP, are a disgusting person. I pray I don't know you in real life.

[Anonymous]

This thread is disgusting. Some of you women are complete bitches. Honestly it's sad the way women tear eachother down. I personally think she looks great. I hope none of you has daughters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread is disgusting. Some of you women are complete bitches. Honestly it's sad the way women tear eachother down. I personally think she looks great. I hope none of you has daughters.

And I personally think that if someone is a celebrity (even a B-list one, like Jennifer Love Hewitt), they should be ready for close scrutiny. After all, that's what they are paid those big bucks for, no?

If she were a fed, then people should have cut her some slack. But if you're an actress walking a red carpet, make sure you're wearing something that makes you look good. And that dress definitely doesn't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread is disgusting. Some of you women are complete bitches. Honestly it's sad the way women tear eachother down. I personally think she looks great. I hope none of you has daughters.

And I personally think that if someone is a celebrity (even a B-list one, like Jennifer Love Hewitt), they should be ready for close scrutiny. After all, that's what they are paid those big bucks for, no?

If she were a fed, then people should have cut her some slack. But if you're an actress walking a red carpet, make sure you're wearing something that makes you look good. And that dress definitely doesn't.

Why is it that you are scrutinizing celebrities so closely-what purpose does it serve you? What is lacking in your life that you need to compare yourself to a stranger and leave the strangers you've never met come out wanting? How does this make you feel better about yourself? That's my question.

[Anonymous]

she is paid a lot of money to be attractive. and she looks hideous. stop eating so much!

[Anonymous]

Mooooo!

[Anonymous]

As a PP stated, it is really disturbing that (mostly) women are ripping apart other women for not achieving some unrealistic ideal of slenderness and view a healthy, curvy woman as disgusting. You've bought into the consumerist driven ideology, lock stock and barrel, that keeps you buying cosmetics, diet drugs, fake foods, diet fads and plastic surgery in a desperate attempt to have self-worth. Where is this getting our young women? What does it teach women (and men) about the worth of women? why is it the choices are either anorexic or fat? sad sad sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a PP stated, it is really disturbing that (mostly) women are ripping apart other women for not achieving some unrealistic ideal of slenderness and view a healthy, curvy woman as disgusting. You've bought into the consumerist driven ideology, lock stock and barrel, that keeps you buying cosmetics, diet drugs, fake foods, diet fads and plastic surgery in a desperate attempt to have self-worth. Where is this getting our young women? What does it teach women (and men) about the worth of women? why is it the choices are either anorexic or fat? sad sad sad.

This. We are on one end of the spectrum where we treat women as visible sexual objects while other countries are on the other end where they treat women as invisible sexual slaves. In both cases, women are second class citizens whose purpose is to please and obey the wants of men. Sad indeed.

[Anonymous]

thin IS healthy. Fat is NOT healthy. curvy = fat = diabetes and heart disease. thin and tone is what you want.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't want a body like she has, but my opinion isn't important. If she's happy, that's what matters.

And yes, cultural perceptions play into it, but not every black and/or Brazilian woman wants to be that large.

That. Is not. LARGE. That is normal and healthy. Anorexia is NOT attractive. Stop fooling yourselves.

Didn't say she was large, said some people may not want to be as large as she is. Some people may not want to be as large as say, Paris Hilton.

Wasn't saying anything bad about Jennifer's body. Wouldn't want to be that big unless pregnant, but I think she looks nice and I love her work. Aren't her talents more important than her looks, anyway?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She is a lovely girl but it just doesn't look healthy. She put on too much weight, too fast. It isn't good for young girls to have stick-thin models held up as role models, but I think equally bad to have heavy, unhealthy held up as something to be idolized.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/07/01/jennifer-love-hewitt-horrible-bosses-premiere_n_888476.html

Whoa, what? That to you is overweight??? She looks amazing. If anything, she probably just should've gone up a size in her dress. Anything too form fitting makes you look bigger than you are. I think she looks awesome and you have a distorted view of what a healthy body looks like.

[Anonymous]

Correct me if I'm wrong for assuming (yes I know the old saying) but aren't the women on this board educated, empowered, working at a career whether it be law, medicine, business or raising a family? We're not actually here arguing that Brazilian women are fat, that black men like a big ass, that white women want to be like Kiera Knightly, all summing up the point that how we look in our particular culture equates to our self worth? Please tell me it isn't so. You all know that People Magazine and Allure are basically great big tomes looking to gain revenue through advertising, not biblical publications. You (We) all know that don't we? Can anyone of you imagine how powerful a force we'd be if we got together, held each other up based on our important achievements instead of tearing each other down based upon how we look? The potential is staggering simply based on the snark reversed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong for assuming (yes I know the old saying) but aren't the women on this board educated, empowered, working at a career whether it be law, medicine, business or raising a family? We're not actually here arguing that Brazilian women are fat, that black men like a big ass, that white women want to be like Kiera Knightly, all summing up the point that how we look in our particular culture equates to our self worth? Please tell me it isn't so. You all know that People Magazine and Allure are basically great big tomes looking to gain revenue through advertising, not biblical publications. You (We) all know that don't we? Can anyone of you imagine how powerful a force we'd be if we got together, held each other up based on our important achievements instead of tearing each other down based upon how we look? The potential is staggering simply based on the snark reversed.

That's hysterical.

[Anonymous]

well, the statistically average black man DOES prefer a big fat ass.