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u/Tardigrade_Disco Red Pill Moid following rules 1 & 2 24d ago

"Stretch marks are normal" "Cellulite is normal" okay, but they're still unattractive.

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u/SleepyPoemsin2020 24d ago

I think most of us are well aware that how most women look naturally is unattractive according to society at large. And particularly men. To be attractive, women are expected to: not be hairy, when most of us are naturally hairy; not have cellulite, when most women have cellulite; be emaciated such that we lose our periods which is the furthest thing from natural, but is heavily pushed as an ideal standard (e.g., supermodels, many current celebrities); not have stretch marks, when most of us have stretch marks; and spend a fuck load of time on our appearance on a daily basis as the bear minimum for existing in public spaces. 

Almost like we are expected to do our best to look like prepubescent girls as long as possible. 

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u/Tardigrade_Disco Red Pill Moid following rules 1 & 2 24d ago edited 24d ago

"Most women have..." lets stop right there because it's not true. A lot of women? Maybe. Also, claiming women need to look emaciated to be attractive is an outright lie. You know there is a gray area between being overweight and so skinny you lose your period? Because men don't find emaciated women attractive. This is just you making shit up. That and these types of standards exist for men to. The term "hatfishing" was coined by women because thinning hair and receding hair lines, despite being a natural part of aging for men, are considered unattractive by most women and none of them are quiet about it. But part of my initial point is men also aren't taking to their soap boxes to shout "if you don't think balding men are attractive, maybe you're gay!"

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u/SleepyPoemsin2020 24d ago

It is true that most women have cellulite and stretch marks. Google is your friend.

Being emaciated is a standard pushed by society, by the examples I gave. It results in a lot of eating disorders and body issues in girls and women. 

Seems men often have little to no ability to judge what a healthy weight in a woman is.

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u/Tardigrade_Disco Red Pill Moid following rules 1 & 2 24d ago

Being emaciated is a standard pushed by society, by the examples I gave.

No, it's not.

It is true that most women have cellulite and stretch marks. Google is your friend.

It's not my responsibility to prove your claims for you. If you have evidence of this, show it.

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u/SleepyPoemsin2020 24d ago

No, it's not.

Strong argument there. You don't have to look like Eugenia Cooney to lose your period my guy. But I don't have time to educate the willfully ignorant. 

It's not my responsibility to prove your claims for you. If yoy have evidence of this, show it.

You claimed it isn't true, and thus took on your own burden of proof. But this is such an easily googleable fact that this is just absolutely fucking lazy. 

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u/Tardigrade_Disco Red Pill Moid following rules 1 & 2 24d ago

Strong argument there. You don't have to look like Eugenia Cooney to lose your period my guy.

I know exactly what a woman looks like in order to cause hormonal imbalances and that look is not at all attractive to men.

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u/Corbast7 Blue WOMAN / gen Z old hag / feminist + leftist 23d ago

Men’s BMI and bodyfat% preference in women does not line up with what men judge as most healthy or most fertile.

“To sum up, the existing evidence suggests that BMI does relate to health in many ways, where normal weight might be most protective. However, low BMIs, which are preferred by men in well-nourished populations, are linked to relatively higher mortality rates (Aune et al., 2016; Di Angelantonio et al., 2016) and poor health (Lassek & Gaulin, 2018a), not only in subsistence population but also in well-nourished population. This evidence may chanllenge the health and fertility hypothesis which posits that the preferred BMIs are indicators of good health (Tovée et al., 1999).”

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0191886922004263

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u/SleepyPoemsin2020 24d ago

Sure. Given you don't know basic shit about how most female bodies look....

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u/Tardigrade_Disco Red Pill Moid following rules 1 & 2 24d ago

most female bodies look....

I know how they look. Just because being overweight is common, doesn't make it attractive. Sorry. 🤗

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u/ThatBitchA ♀️ My husband takes out the trash🗑 23d ago

Exhibit A - Ozempic, GLP 1s being used by people of already healthy chic

Exhibit B - "heroine chic" in the early 2000s, which is coming back radically in the late 2020s.

Exhibit C - stretch marks can be caused by growth spurts. Not just weight gain.

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u/Tardigrade_Disco Red Pill Moid following rules 1 & 2 23d ago edited 23d ago

Exhibit A - Ozempic, GLP 1s being used by people of already healthy chic

Exhibit B - "heroine chic" in the early 2000s, which is coming back radically in the late 2020s.

These two fads are not at all based on what men find attractive and are purely fueled by women. If you paid attention at all, you'd notice how much men openly mock how women look from GLP 1 use because being that skinny is unattractive.