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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Normal body types:

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That's how Americans used to look when they were healthier. Now we try to reframe the narrative after everyone has become obese blobs.  [/quote]

I looked like that in my 20’s was called olive oil and wore size 8.

You aren’t making the point you think you are making.

My son’s skinny AF, his BMI is 25, he wears XL.
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Suuuuure.. I'm sure your son has the body of a Greek god to throw off BMI.

Every mom of a fat kid never admits they're overweight but rather 'big boned'.  [/quote]

He’s a D1 athlete so.., your a sad human, eat some carbs it helps your brain work.[/quote]

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