>I see ppl crossing that line a lot, and while the former is
>important and good for humanity, the latter is dangerous and
>sends the wrong message.
>
>It should never be promoted as PREFERABLE to be less fit aka
>less healthy than you can be.
>
>A lotta yall talk about paternalism and fucked up male ideals
>for women right? Just let society ever come to a place where
>overweight becomes the normal typical standard for sex symbols
>and sexiness, where women are discouraged from being
>healthier, where men complain that a girl isn't chunky enough
>and needs to stop trying to live long, then see the outrage.
>And that outrage would be just as justified as the
>mythological ultra-thin standard (which isn't actually our
>culture's sexiness standard, but just a way to display clothes
>on the runway).
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