'Real women' - Page 4

i dont think most average guys care about how good looking they are. you just ask yourself "am i 100% hideous? no? alright, i'm doing fine then".

quote Robot Hive

lazzara hit the nail on the head with the fact that these real women campaigns are advocating averageness when we should be promoting healthy lifestyles, including working out and taking care of your body. endeavoring to better themselves is not something anyone should be made to feel ashamed of

its an ad for soap, dude.



i dont have a problem with any of these girls. except maybe fattie on the left.. honeybun looks like she had too many honeybuns imo. but lets be real here, victoria's secret girls model frilly revealing underwear. bigger girls wearing that stuff look completely ridiculous, and almost funny. its fine to not be ashamed of who you are, but you gotta stick with what works for you. frilly see-through bras don't work well for the cute chubby girl, even if she is cute.

I am going to be a little shallow towards the Dove campaign picture. Some of those women look a little pregnant, while the Victoria's Secret women look much slender. Maybe I am a bit too harsh.

At the same time, the Victoria's Secret women are showing that they have to be that slender to look good, which will send the wrong idea to most women. The Dove women seem to aim at any women making them feel not so different from how they are.

because those women aren't fat slobs. Sure, they're not exactly skinny, but they're not fat either. The lack of collar bones doesn't make someone fat. It's really sad that this mentality allows these creatures to exist in society:




this calls for one of those 'what you think you look like' and 'what you really look like' image series