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When I found out people ripped into Alicia Silverstone for being “fat” in Batman & Robin & even to this day people call her fat in that & I’m about to be sent into a spiral. This is exactly why girls develope eating disorders. 
https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😑" title="Expressionless face" aria-label="Emoji: Expressionless face"> I just watched clips - she WAS NOT FAT.
I wouldn’t even call her chubby. Like wtf? Most of these bitches in movies these days are TOO skinny, especially in super hero movies when they are supposed to be powerful & a little muscle toned, yet come across as twig like. Like what is the joke that is Gal Gadot’s figure as..
Wonder Woman? Tiny little twig thighs, looking like a starved runway model. That bitch is supposed to be a body builder type. She should look strong. Man, Hollywood standards aren’t fucked up. It also depresses me when I realize how fat I am by their standards. Which is ...
actually exactly one of the realizations that lead me to developing anorexia when younger. I kept realize by media & screen standards I was still “unattractive” & fat & wanted to be worthy of being one of the “attractive people”. So I starved the fuck out of myself & nearly had..
a heart attack. But I have come to appreciate women looking fit & healthy & that that is attractive, & that a lot of this movie & media crap is usually TOO skinny & it’s not very cute (I use to idealize it for “thinspo” bc I was brainwashed to think it was). When a bitch has ...
sticks for legs & you can tell she probably eats one meal a day, it really is just creepy looking. Stop glamorizing that shit & holding people to stupid unrealistic & unhealthy standards. Women are supposed to have some curve & shape. Not straight up & down as if prepubescent.
But anyway, apparently that fucked her up for awhile & why she faded out of Hollywood (probably better for her in long run, knowing what we know), & she refused 2 lose weight. I’m just like “good for you, you were not fat & looked normal & healthy.” I never even thought so as kid
I saw comments that had audacity to say she especially looked fat next to Uma Therman, who was TOO skinny with gangly chicken legs. https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤣" title="Rolling on the floor laughing" aria-label="Emoji: Rolling on the floor laughing"> How backwards are things? Uma should’ve been gaining weight to be the sexy Poison Ivy. She didn’t have the right umph really for that kind of ...
fatal seductress who is usually portrayed a little vuluptous & curvy. While her costumes were cool, she was very skrawny & awkward. Like damn, that’s who should get criticism for being bodily unmatched to her character & needing to change something. Like, gain a few.
Meanwhile male actors be looking a mess & obviously bloated, with a girdle holding them in & we’re just supposed to pretend they are still fit heart throbs...
Who are these people that always want to portray women as cute simple twigs? I swear sometimes Hollywood’s rules for women to be attractive is just be really impossibly skinny & bland. Bunch of walking coat hangers for the wardrobe department. https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤣" title="Rolling on the floor laughing" aria-label="Emoji: Rolling on the floor laughing">
But anyway, it’s shit like this that controls what we see, that feeds into girls hating even having a female body. It will make you ashamed of yourself & your natural body shape. As if the natural higher body fat female form is shameful & gross. https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🙄" title="Face with rolling eyes" aria-label="Emoji: Face with rolling eyes"> I am tired of it.
Obviously I am against being flabby & overweight or being lazy & calling the folds “curves” or resting on the laurels of “femininity” being associated with more body fat, that is as unhealthy & gross as being too skinny. If you take care of yourself & are of a good healthy ...
reasonable weight, you are not fat. People really need to focus on being healthy & just taking care of their bodies.
