The advert inspired me to have a look on their website the other day.
They have some beautiful lingerie - such a shame the nice stuff only goes up to an F cup and the bigger sized styles are the kind of stuff my gran would have liked   |
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"The advert inspired me to have a look on their website the other day.
They have some beautiful lingerie - such a shame the nice stuff only goes up to an F cup and the bigger sized styles are the kind of stuff my gran would have liked "
No way that does surprise me,what a shame. |
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"The advert inspired me to have a look on their website the other day.
They have some beautiful lingerie - such a shame the nice stuff only goes up to an F cup and the bigger sized styles are the kind of stuff my gran would have liked "
Really? Majority of my stuff is from simply be and I'm a 40GG or H depending on brand..... |
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"It's a nice change to see models that look like women rather than gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps.
No need to body shame slimmer ladies. There's room for all shape models."
How is that body shaming when they get paid ridiculous amounts of money to look like this and go to extreme lengths to remain so. |
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"It's a nice change to see models that look like women rather than gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps.
No need to body shame slimmer ladies. There's room for all shape models.
How is that body shaming when they get paid ridiculous amounts of money to look like this and go to extreme lengths to remain so."
Calling slim models 'gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps' isn't nice and IS body shaming. |
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"The advert inspired me to have a look on their website the other day.
They have some beautiful lingerie - such a shame the nice stuff only goes up to an F cup and the bigger sized styles are the kind of stuff my gran would have liked
Really? Majority of my stuff is from simply be and I'm a 40GG or H depending on brand....."
I wondered if they had changed the range since I last look but nope just done a search on 40H and there are loads of nice ones, Ann summers, elomi. Sculptease brands to say a few |
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"It's a nice change to see models that look like women rather than gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps.
No need to body shame slimmer ladies. There's room for all shape models.
How is that body shaming when they get paid ridiculous amounts of money to look like this and go to extreme lengths to remain so.
Calling slim models 'gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps' isn't nice and IS body shaming."
If you say so. |
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"The advert inspired me to have a look on their website the other day.
They have some beautiful lingerie - such a shame the nice stuff only goes up to an F cup and the bigger sized styles are the kind of stuff my gran would have liked
Really? Majority of my stuff is from simply be and I'm a 40GG or H depending on brand.....
I wondered if they had changed the range since I last look but nope just done a search on 40H and there are loads of nice ones, Ann summers, elomi. Sculptease brands to say a few "
Neither Ann summers or Sculptease brands go up to a JJ or K cup.
None of the styles featured in the advert go beyond an F cup.
Consider yourself lucky to be able to select nice lingerie that fits, the bigger the cup size the more difficult it is to find something pretty. |
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"The advert inspired me to have a look on their website the other day.
They have some beautiful lingerie - such a shame the nice stuff only goes up to an F cup and the bigger sized styles are the kind of stuff my gran would have liked
Really? Majority of my stuff is from simply be and I'm a 40GG or H depending on brand.....
I wondered if they had changed the range since I last look but nope just done a search on 40H and there are loads of nice ones, Ann summers, elomi. Sculptease brands to say a few "
Very nice if your lucky enough to have boobs that small
My 36k are very hard to find nice lingerie for |
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"It's a nice change to see models that look like women rather than gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps.
No need to body shame slimmer ladies. There's room for all shape models.
How is that body shaming when they get paid ridiculous amounts of money to look like this and go to extreme lengths to remain so.
Calling slim models 'gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps' isn't nice and IS body shaming.
If you say so. "
No, it really is body shaming.
Some women are naturally very slim, do you think they’d like to be described as “gangly adolescent boys”. C’mon dude. |
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"It's a nice change to see models that look like women rather than gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps.
No need to body shame slimmer ladies. There's room for all shape models.
How is that body shaming when they get paid ridiculous amounts of money to look like this and go to extreme lengths to remain so.
Calling slim models 'gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps' isn't nice and IS body shaming.
If you say so. "
It's common knowledge that some models are encouraged, even forced, to stay thin to the point where they put their own health at risk. This is an unnacceptable aspect of the fashion industry.
You may consider my words to be body shaming, that is a matter of opinion, but i stand by them. To say nothing is to condone and as far as i am concerned that is by far the greater shame. |
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"It's a nice change to see models that look like women rather than gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps.
No need to body shame slimmer ladies. There's room for all shape models.
How is that body shaming when they get paid ridiculous amounts of money to look like this and go to extreme lengths to remain so.
Calling slim models 'gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps' isn't nice and IS body shaming.
If you say so.
It's common knowledge that some models are encouraged, even forced, to stay thin to the point where they put their own health at risk. This is an unnacceptable aspect of the fashion industry.
You may consider my words to be body shaming, that is a matter of opinion, but i stand by them. To say nothing is to condone and as far as i am concerned that is by far the greater shame."
So it's ok to name call them?
Whatever floats your boat. I just think it's a horrible thing to do to anyone, whatever their size or shape. |
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"It's a nice change to see models that look like women rather than gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps.
No need to body shame slimmer ladies. There's room for all shape models.
How is that body shaming when they get paid ridiculous amounts of money to look like this and go to extreme lengths to remain so.
Calling slim models 'gangly adolescent boys with odd bumps' isn't nice and IS body shaming.
If you say so.
It's common knowledge that some models are encouraged, even forced, to stay thin to the point where they put their own health at risk. This is an unnacceptable aspect of the fashion industry.
You may consider my words to be body shaming, that is a matter of opinion, but i stand by them. To say nothing is to condone and as far as i am concerned that is by far the greater shame."
There's not misinterpretation here, You words were body shaming.
Comparing slim women to little boys is body shaming, whether you want to admit to it or not |
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I don't think we're talking about merely slim women when it comes to models, they often stop having periods their body fat levels get so low, many end up anorexic in the quest to stay in work and more than a few have starved themselves to death in an effort to fit the image required.
I worked with someone once who was a beauty contestant and although she was barely a size 8 at about 5 foot 9, she had been told to lose weight if she wanted to get ahead.
It's an evil business that cares nothing for the lives of young women.
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"I don't think we're talking about merely slim women when it comes to models, they often stop having periods their body fat levels get so low, many end up anorexic in the quest to stay in work and more than a few have starved themselves to death in an effort to fit the image required.
I worked with someone once who was a beauty contestant and although she was barely a size 8 at about 5 foot 9, she had been told to lose weight if she wanted to get ahead.
It's an evil business that cares nothing for the lives of young women.
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I don't disagree with you. Just no need for the name calling from some people.
The op was a positive one about an advert. |
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"I don't think we're talking about merely slim women when it comes to models, they often stop having periods their body fat levels get so low, many end up anorexic in the quest to stay in work and more than a few have starved themselves to death in an effort to fit the image required.
I worked with someone once who was a beauty contestant and although she was barely a size 8 at about 5 foot 9, she had been told to lose weight if she wanted to get ahead.
It's an evil business that cares nothing for the lives of young women.
I don't disagree with you. Just no need for the name calling from some people.
The op was a positive one about an advert. "
I agree we are getting away from the original thread a bit |
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There is a difference in models that are healthy or modelling for Victoria Beckham who look emaciated and ill. Then there are Victoria secret models x |
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