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TheAbsoluteTruth1 — 17 years ago(October 09, 2008 05:15 PM)
Oh, I doubt most of her fans are morbidly obese. Perhaps a large number are overweight, but I seriously doubt all of them are. I also must contest the idea that simply being confident about yourself in spite of what people think of your body type is "promoting a very unhealthy lifestyle." Do thin actresses promote thinness just by being celebrities who happen to be thin? No, I'm sure if you were asked that, you'd deny it. So, how is the reverse true for larger people? People don't asked to be placed on a pedestal by their fans, it just sort of happens. I just can't stand it when someone suggests that a larger person who exists in the public's eye is somehow promoting their body type. Also, why is that kind of pressure always placed on female actors? I can guarantee that nobody would give Kevin James this kind of crap.
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andreas-525 — 17 years ago(October 10, 2008 06:31 AM)
I have a normal weight but like woman with curves and I
m sure Im not the only one. Nikki says she is comfortable with herself and I wish more people would be able to do that.
She got a normal role where she is married to a cute man. She is very talentet and I hope more people can see that and not only her weight.
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Cactusface — 17 years ago(October 15, 2008 07:13 PM)
It's interesting that, in this ridiculous exaggeration that you've created, you could specify exactly HOW BIG this province is.
I'm against normality. Everyone has a different build, different ability and different genes than the next person. There is no single uniform body type, and to say that there is and that everyone should strive in the same direction is foolish and harmful, and we can see the kind of harm it's doing.
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Youkillelagh — 16 years ago(April 07, 2010 02:06 PM)
You're right.
Nowadays you hear more about 'curvy women are beautiful' than 'skinny women are pretty too'. Some people don't have curves.
I've heard someone say "I like my curves, I don't want to be a stick". that's considered okay, but what if someone said, "I like being slim, I don't want to be a fat cow".
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jaynemanfieldscar — 15 years ago(November 11, 2010 04:11 PM)
yes they do you cant be a psychical being and NOT have them. even men do. i mean curves are both your hip-waist ratio but sometimes they can mean having big boobs and some 'padding' on you like nikki and america ferrera before she got skinny. kate moss looks wayyyy too thin but shes curvy, cause she has lots of curves.
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