Look at actresses and photos of women in the 40's,50's and 60's - even 70's - - everyone was thinner!! We have become such a fat society that we think anyone who is naturally thin is anorexic! She is fine.......in some photos she looks a little thinner but I think it's probably tough to keep up the pace of her life and she probably has to work at keeping weight ON....

I think the dress she's wearing might not fit right. The sleeves are too long, it's kind of too big all over. She looks emaciated because her clothes are too big.

She looks frail.

Anonymous wrote:Googlr pictures of her mom, sister and especially her brother.

If you look at pictures of her mom in fitted clothes and jeans, you can see she is skinnier than most US teenagers.

Pippa is more petite than Kate.

Her brother is built just like Kate, VERY thin, lanky and straight.

It's the genes ladies. Kate Middleton and the rest of her family was slapped with the skinny stick thanks to mom.

She is built like her siblings, especially her brother.

Except that when she was at university, she looked so full and fresh and vibrant. Not skinny. I was (naturally) skinny, and I really admired her face and figure then. She looked so alive.

Anonymous wrote:I would bet a million bucks she's anorexic.

Signed a prior anorexic.

Misery must love company.

Anonymous wrote:I would bet a million bucks she's anorexic.

Signed a prior anorexic.

+1

-Another former anorexic

I would bet a million bucks she's anorexic.

Signed a prior anorexic.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate these threads because I'm naturally thin and it's so sad to be ripped on for it. People demonize skinny.

If you are naturally skinny to the point where your bones are poking out and your face is sunken, you should probably gain a few pounds. Your body will thank you when you are older.

Terrible that women think it's okay to comment on another woman's body. You never know what someone is going through. Thyroid or other health issues, mental issues causing severe stress, etc. It's just as nasty to call her anorexic as it is to call an overweight person names and labels.

Absolutely. Let's imagine the reaction if this was a thread about public figures or actresses who could stand to lose some weight - you know, for "their health." Some women are unbelievably hypocritical.

Kate Middleton looks great, she honestly does. I think there's a whole bunch of wishful thinking going on here, by women who only wish there was something wrong with her so they could feel better about themselves.

If you're so gaunt that the skin is drooping off your face at 33, you have a problem.

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Googlr pictures of her mom, sister and especially her brother.

If you look at pictures of her mom in fitted clothes and jeans, you can see she is skinnier than most US teenagers.

Pippa is more petite than Kate.

Her brother is built just like Kate, VERY thin, lanky and straight.

It's the genes ladies. Kate Middleton and the rest of her family was slapped with the skinny stick thanks to mom.

She is built like her siblings, especially her brother.

Anonymous wrote:Kate has an amazingly healthy,shiny, thick head of hair. I think that would be very tough to pull off as an anorexic. Regarding any early aging she may (?) have going on in her face, I think she's been big on tanning in the past. Her siblings also tan. Sun worshipping is a surefire way to age prematurely.

I have no idea if this is the case with Kate, but I grew up in LA around the Hollywood crowd and good extensions are a must for anorexic starlets whose hair has begun falling out. They look fantastic on camera but in person, not so much.

Anonymous wrote:Okay. Several people think she severly restricts food. How would that be different than being anorexic? Where do you draw the line?

I said that. Anorexia as a disorder has nothing to do with weight. Extreme thinness is sometimes but not always a symptom. Anorexia is a mental disorder/illness that at its core is about control, not weight loss. You start out feeling like you're a master of self control, but in the end, it controls you, not the other way around. I don't think Kate is there yet. I think she's still in the driver's seat. But she is playing a dangerous game, especially considerlong how little control she must feel she has in other areas of her life.

Kate has an amazingly healthy,shiny, thick head of hair. I think that would be very tough to pull off as an anorexic. Regarding any early aging she may (?) have going on in her face, I think she's been big on tanning in the past. Her siblings also tan. Sun worshipping is a surefire way to age prematurely.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate these threads because I'm naturally thin and it's so sad to be ripped on for it. People demonize skinny.

If you are naturally skinny to the point where your bones are poking out and your face is sunken, you should probably gain a few pounds. Your body will thank you when you are older.

Terrible that women think it's okay to comment on another woman's body. You never know what someone is going through. Thyroid or other health issues, mental issues causing severe stress, etc. It's just as nasty to call her anorexic as it is to call an overweight person names and labels.

Absolutely. Let's imagine the reaction if this was a thread about public figures or actresses who could stand to lose some weight - you know, for "their health." Some women are unbelievably hypocritical.

Kate Middleton looks great, she honestly does. I think there's a whole bunch of wishful thinking going on here, by women who only wish there was something wrong with her so they could feel better about themselves.

If you're so gaunt that the skin is drooping off your face at 33, you have a problem.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate these threads because I'm naturally thin and it's so sad to be ripped on for it. People demonize skinny.

If you are naturally skinny to the point where your bones are poking out and your face is sunken, you should probably gain a few pounds. Your body will thank you when you are older.

Terrible that women think it's okay to comment on another woman's body. You never know what someone is going through. Thyroid or other health issues, mental issues causing severe stress, etc. It's just as nasty to call her anorexic as it is to call an overweight person names and labels.

Absolutely. Let's imagine the reaction if this was a thread about public figures or actresses who could stand to lose some weight - you know, for "their health." Some women are unbelievably hypocritical.

Kate Middleton looks great, she honestly does. I think there's a whole bunch of wishful thinking going on here, by women who only wish there was something wrong with her so they could feel better about themselves.

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Anonymous wrote:Doesn't look anorexic to me. She's stunning and her size is perfect IMO.

Totally agree. She's fit and lithe, not bony or gaunt. She looks fantastic. Love the gown too.
Side note - does Harry have a bald spot??

Lol fit and lithe...gtfo of here. She has bones sticking out every which way. Unlike what the media tells you, thin does not equal fit. Not even close

No, she doesn't. I think those of you "seeing" what you describe must have body dysmorphia of other people - all you can see is what must be wrong if someone looks great and you don't. She looks very healthy, lean, and fit.