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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it depends what culture/ethnicity the rich man is from.
In the Caucasian culture, yes, thin is preferred. In many other cultures a bit of "heft" is preferred in women.

Consider that in your dating choices if you are on the heavier side as a woman.

Even that is changing in white culture. The Kardashians have been the standard of beauty for the past ten years or so.

IMO Addison Rae is probably the sex symbol for young white men, and she's definitely not skinny. Not overweight either- probably in the "normal" BMI category, or a bit thicc.

Her body is about what I see young men really losing it over and "simping" for. I came up in the early 2000s when it was all about being very thin. I think all those girls now would not fit the beauty ideal. Now it's all about being "thicc" or "slim thicc" and having some "meat on your bones".

I am an older millennial and grew up during the heroin chic Kate moss era where we drank Fresca and ate a bowl of cucumbers for lunch. THIS is SO much healthier than that. Thank goodness was for this. I, as a grown a$$ woman am grateful that this is what is being boosted nowadays.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it depends what culture/ethnicity the rich man is from.
In the Caucasian culture, yes, thin is preferred. In many other cultures a bit of "heft" is preferred in women.

Consider that in your dating choices if you are on the heavier side as a woman.

Even that is changing in white culture. The Kardashians have been the standard of beauty for the past ten years or so.

IMO Addison Rae is probably the sex symbol for young white men, and she's definitely not skinny. Not overweight either- probably in the "normal" BMI category, or a bit thicc.

Her body is about what I see young men really losing it over and "simping" for. I came up in the early 2000s when it was all about being very thin. I think all those girls now would not fit the beauty ideal. Now it's all about being "thicc" or "slim thicc" and having some "meat on your bones".

Well, she has a very specific body type that is genetic. She is "thin" from the waist up, probably a size 4-6 waist/bust and size 12-14 hips/thighs. If the average size 4-6 woman tried to get thighs like her, she would end up with quite a gut too- which is universally unattractive to men. You really can't control where fat gets stored.

Exactly. Girls i know with her legs typically have a flat butt and fat elsewhere like arms shoulders or back and gut.

Anonymous wrote:Very rich men marry women who are skinny because other rich men’s wives are skinny and the wives control social opportunities to network. If your wife isn’t accepted because is not skinny enough or she is too young or the “wrong kind of brown”, you are screwed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it depends what culture/ethnicity the rich man is from.
In the Caucasian culture, yes, thin is preferred. In many other cultures a bit of "heft" is preferred in women.

Consider that in your dating choices if you are on the heavier side as a woman.

Even that is changing in white culture. The Kardashians have been the standard of beauty for the past ten years or so.

IMO Addison Rae is probably the sex symbol for young white men, and she's definitely not skinny. Not overweight either- probably in the "normal" BMI category, or a bit thicc.

Her body is about what I see young men really losing it over and "simping" for. I came up in the early 2000s when it was all about being very thin. I think all those girls now would not fit the beauty ideal. Now it's all about being "thicc" or "slim thicc" and having some "meat on your bones".

Well, she has a very specific body type that is genetic. She is "thin" from the waist up, probably a size 4-6 waist/bust and size 12-14 hips/thighs. If the average size 4-6 woman tried to get thighs like her, she would end up with quite a gut too- which is universally unattractive to men. You really can't control where fat gets stored.

Anonymous wrote:Most of the posters in this thread sound very low class, whatever their weight might be.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it depends what culture/ethnicity the rich man is from.
In the Caucasian culture, yes, thin is preferred. In many other cultures a bit of "heft" is preferred in women.

Consider that in your dating choices if you are on the heavier side as a woman.

Even that is changing in white culture. The Kardashians have been the standard of beauty for the past ten years or so.

IMO Addison Rae is probably the sex symbol for young white men, and she's definitely not skinny. Not overweight either- probably in the "normal" BMI category, or a bit thicc.

Her body is about what I see young men really losing it over and "simping" for. I came up in the early 2000s when it was all about being very thin. I think all those girls now would not fit the beauty ideal. Now it's all about being "thicc" or "slim thicc" and having some "meat on your bones".

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daughter nearly died from an eating disorder. She spent four months in an inpatient facility. She has been in recovery for 18 months, thankfully. At 5’7 and 90 pounds she still wasn’t “skinny enough”. I blame every single woman on this thread fat shaming others, including the OP. You have no idea the damage you do. You have no idea who might be reading this thread. And yes, as women, we are fuking responsible for each other.

And before you fat shame me, I’m 53 years old, 5’5 and 115 pounds. I don’t diet. I eat like a horse. It’s genetics. I am naturally thin. That doesn’t make me better than my 200 pound friend.

Maybe because she has a mom who brags about being skinny and eating a lot. No wonder...

Also if it's "genetics", why didn't your daughter get it?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it depends what culture/ethnicity the rich man is from.
In the Caucasian culture, yes, thin is preferred. In many other cultures a bit of "heft" is preferred in women.

Consider that in your dating choices if you are on the heavier side as a woman.

Even that is changing in white culture. The Kardashians have been the standard of beauty for the past ten years or so.

IMO Addison Rae is probably the sex symbol for young white men, and she's definitely not skinny. Not overweight either- probably in the "normal" BMI category, or a bit thicc.

Her body is about what I see young men really losing it over and "simping" for. I came up in the early 2000s when it was all about being very thin. I think all those girls now would not fit the beauty ideal. Now it's all about being "thicc" or "slim thicc" and having some "meat on your bones".

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it depends what culture/ethnicity the rich man is from.
In the Caucasian culture, yes, thin is preferred. In many other cultures a bit of "heft" is preferred in women.

Consider that in your dating choices if you are on the heavier side as a woman.

Even that is changing in white culture. The Kardashians have been the standard of beauty for the past ten years or so.

IMO Addison Rae is probably the sex symbol for young white men, and she's definitely not skinny. Not overweight either- probably in the "normal" BMI category, or a bit thicc.

Her body is about what I see young men really losing it over and "simping" for. I came up in the early 2000s when it was all about being very thin. I think all those girls now would not fit the beauty ideal. Now it's all about being "thicc" or "slim thicc" and having some "meat on your bones".

I am an older millennial and grew up during the heroin chic Kate moss era where we drank Fresca and ate a bowl of cucumbers for lunch. THIS is SO much healthier than that. Thank goodness was for this. I, as a grown a$$ woman am grateful that this is what is being boosted nowadays.

Anonymous wrote:My daughter nearly died from an eating disorder. She spent four months in an inpatient facility. She has been in recovery for 18 months, thankfully. At 5’7 and 90 pounds she still wasn’t “skinny enough”. I blame every single woman on this thread fat shaming others, including the OP. You have no idea the damage you do. You have no idea who might be reading this thread. And yes, as women, we are fuking responsible for each other.

And before you fat shame me, I’m 53 years old, 5’5 and 115 pounds. I don’t diet. I eat like a horse. It’s genetics. I am naturally thin. That doesn’t make me better than my 200 pound friend.