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dbd33 Jul 17th 2008 3:27 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by Souvenir (Post 6581380)
Few women would disagree with you.

I would.

<ducks>

Souvenir Jul 17th 2008 3:32 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 6581389)
I would.

<ducks>

Er, you're not a woman. Certainly not a fat one.

<retreats to bunker>

The4BellsLondon Jul 17th 2008 3:32 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 6581389)
I would.

<ducks>

i think there is a world of difference between super skinny/ anorexic

Normal
and fat!


unfort a lot of girls and women now have the idea that they must be Super skinny and have lost sight of "normal!.

dbd33 Jul 17th 2008 3:33 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 6581414)
i think there is a world of difference between super skinny/ anorexic

Granted. I think Kate Moss is about right. Posh a bit stick insecty.

The4BellsLondon Jul 17th 2008 3:37 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 6581417)
Granted. I think Kate Moss is about right. Posh a bit stick insecty.

Kate Moss is good as a model - but considerably smaller than the average normal size

nowadays 10 /12 uk isconsidered large - which really it isnt.

The4BellsLondon Jul 17th 2008 3:41 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 
and now as a fantastic role model for my 13 yr old I am off for a lie down before end of term church service as I partook in too much champagne this afternoon at lunch for my friends 40th! oops!

dbd33 Jul 17th 2008 3:41 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 6581437)
Kate Moss is good as a model - but considerably smaller than the average normal size

I don't think one should differentiate between models and women in general, I do think an attractive figure is one that's considerably smaller than average normal sized.

Souvenir Jul 17th 2008 3:42 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 6581414)
i think there is a world of difference between super skinny/ anorexic

Normal
and fat!


unfort a lot of girls and women now have the idea that they must be Super skinny and have lost sight of "normal!.

Come to Canada poppet. You will find that "normal" is for a teenage girl to have a gut like a darts player and still stretch tight tops over the torso.

The4BellsLondon Jul 17th 2008 3:44 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 6581453)
I don't think one should differentiate between models and women in general, I do think an attractive figure is one that's considerably smaller than average normal sized.

yes but in reall life she really is vv tiny - and short! and unless you are borm with such genes no anountof dieting or excecise will get you to that size without makingyourself ill - anorexic!

The4BellsLondon Jul 17th 2008 3:45 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by Souvenir (Post 6581460)
Come to Canada poppet. You will find that "normal" is for a teenage girl to have a gut like a darts player and still stretch tight tops over the torso.

nope - got that in the local high street - chavtastic and sooo attractive - am all of r being at one with yr body - but do we all have to see it!!

Souvenir Jul 17th 2008 4:01 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 6581466)
yes but in reall life she really is vv tiny - and short! and unless you are borm with such genes no anountof dieting or excecise will get you to that size without makingyourself ill - anorexic!

Bollocks.

Souvette has been large in the past. I've seen the photos.

She is currently 125lbs, is five foot five and a 34c-26-34. This is because of a proper diet and regular exercise; she jogs a lot. She will be 46 in a couple of weeks and still turns the heads of men young enough to be her kids.

The "gene" excuse is weak, unless there is a gene that makes people eat Big Macs for lunch every day.

dbd33 Jul 17th 2008 4:06 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 6581466)
yes but in reall life she really is vv tiny - and short! and unless you are borm with such genes no anountof dieting or excecise will get you to that size without makingyourself ill - anorexic!

Height one can do little about but, if one doesn't care to balance calories and exercise, liposuction will resolve a variety of volume issues.

The4BellsLondon Jul 17th 2008 5:08 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 
sensible eating will get you to a healthy weight for your height and excercise will tone the muscles but only severe calorie retsriction will get most people to a supermodel size. That will not result in a healthy body.

I can turn heads and am not large -BUT am def not supermodel sized!

bazzz Jul 17th 2008 7:54 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 6581807)
That will not result in a healthy body.

What exactly is unhealthy about it? Granted, it might not be useful in the event of a famine or for keeping warm in winter, but those aren't really concerns for most people.

iaink Jul 17th 2008 7:59 am

Re: Suitable role models?
 

Originally Posted by bazzz (Post 6582467)
What exactly is unhealthy about it?

For starters increased likelihood of osteoporosis. Reduced effectiveness of the immune system, Anemia, Menstrual irregularity and infertility problems...

A certain level of body fat is required for many critical hormonal functions.

There are of course numerous other serious health effects from reaching an underweight condition through extremely low food intake (rather than just having a naturally high metabolism rate), including Heart, Kidney and Liver damage.


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