Very skinny models yes, but what weight is satisfactory?
I don't know...
its seems these days to we convince people that that its OK to be fat!
its ok for people to shout out "You're skinny!!" or "eat some food!!"
but we can't tell people to get off their fat arses, eat sensibly and do some exercise?? All over the Western world, obesity is the fastest growing disease..
I think all this has come about so much recently because of a model who apparantly collapsed on the catwalk and then died minutes after where she starved herself or something, read it in a mag about a month ago.
Just look what they eatSirens said:Why has obesity become so bad? It is shocking and sad the amount of fat teenagers everywhere.
anyway, to get back to the Mikkak's point... I still don't know... you do have to have the right body to sellt he clohtes... so I'm a bit indecisive on this one
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If seeing skinny people gives someone 'issues', then I think that person needs to deal with those issues.
Exactly. Explain it!Explain to a 15 yo about people eating and having no weight problems.
Exactly. Explain it!
People love to blame everything on the media and images that kids see. In reality, parents need to take the responsibility to properly explain things to their kids.
And to be honest, in a day and age when, as mentioned above, there is a problem with obesity in a lot of cultures, I think some people could use some skinny role models! I don't mean skeleton frames, necessarily, but you get my point.
I myself look at skinnier people and recognize that I need to lose a few kilos. I think that's a good thing. Keeps that thought in my mind.
Naomi Campbell and Claudia Shiffer never looked unhealthy, they look skin but fit
I assumed you're talking about it because this debate is going on in the UK right now... at least, I heard something about it on the news in London.silvia said:BTW, do you know why we are talking about it?
This is true... there are many healthy models... I think this recent thread is talking about Lily Cole and Kate Moss.
These women are far and few between
I guess i think that society always likes to BLAME someone for their problems.
so there's 2 super skinny super models out there. Do you think that we can blame a 15 year old girls anorexia on skinny models?
Just like the recent shooting at a Montreal college... lets blame Marilyn Manson and goth culture.
I don't see how getting rid of super skinny models is going to reduce the amount of anorexic teenagers. As you said its a mental illness.
I assumed you're talking about it because this debate is going on in the UK right now... at least, I heard something about it on the news in London.
Obviously, you don't want 15 year old girls (or boys) to feel they have to resort to anorexia. You've certainly got to guard against this. But I think parents can teach their kids about watching their weight.