It can't be easy being in the public eye, but who's pressurizing them? The women described as the sexiest in the world are curvy women with meat on their body like Beyonce, Kim K, Jennifer Lopez, Nicki Minaj etc ...so where's the pressure from?
No one is pressing these women- the standard of beauty for white women is preferably a thin body weight- contrast to some Nigerian cultures where is there is prefer for big hips and bum among the southern tribes
kate looks so thin. i love her but pls she shud stop whatever it is. maybe she's stressed. i dont think she'll genuinely be on a diet.probably she's worrying so much and being in the public eye isnt easy.pls girl, meat up o.i love u.xoxo
Labecquee pointed that out as well... @Anon 2:23 you're right, to even go further, some of our african cultures are now buying these standards. Just take a look at some comments on the recent Serena Williams post here. Nigerian modeling standards in 2002 are completely different from the current ones.
Personally I think it's about the individual for instance some people look great big. They are actually healthy and if they loose any weight they would look... awkward. And some of us, me in particular, can loose weight everywhere except at the hips and I just give up before I start to look like God knows what
Women have always been their own worst enemies. Whilst being over-weight is not healthy, being pencil thin too, is unhealthy. There has to be a balance in everything. People must recognise that two people cannot be of the same dress size especially, when you factor, height, body type etc and those girls or women all expecting to be the same size are just putting themselves at risk.
Whatever pressure they feel is in their minds abeg.They have no reason whatsoever to look like 'okporokos'!!! ah ah, what is all this?IMO, spotting just skin covered bones does not depict sexiness, will any guy feel like going down on u when he thinks u'll snap in two beneath his weight?(guys abeg make una answer me)sheeeessh!
Linda, the girls you are referring to are pleasing the urban market (big front and back).
Kate Middleton and co are influenced by the size 0 model mentality. You wouldnt see Kate Middleton shaking her yansh in a rap video but rather strut her stuff in a dress designed by Valentino and co.
WHO CARES, it comes from their own sick deluded minds.
ReplyDeleteThe pressure is from the modelling world with their size zero couture dresses.
ReplyDeleteNo one is pressing these women- the standard of beauty for white women is preferably a thin body weight- contrast to some Nigerian cultures where is there is prefer for big hips and bum among the southern tribes
ReplyDeleteFAT in any shape, size or form is NOT healthy!
ReplyDeletebeing skinny and almost gone like a wind is not healthy as well...kai bonga fish united
ReplyDeletekate looks so thin. i love her but pls she shud stop whatever it is. maybe she's stressed. i dont think she'll genuinely be on a diet.probably she's worrying so much and being in the public eye isnt easy.pls girl, meat up o.i love u.xoxo
ReplyDeleteLabecquee pointed that out as well...
ReplyDelete@Anon 2:23 you're right, to even go further, some of our african cultures are now buying these standards. Just take a look at some comments on the recent Serena Williams post here.
Nigerian modeling standards in 2002 are completely different from the current ones.
Speaking of it, Linda what's your take on it? :)
Personally I think it's about the individual for instance some people look great big. They are actually healthy and if they loose any weight they would look... awkward.
ReplyDeleteAnd some of us, me in particular, can loose weight everywhere except at the hips and I just give up before I start to look like God knows what
Women have always been their own worst enemies. Whilst being over-weight is not healthy, being pencil thin too, is unhealthy. There has to be a balance in everything. People must recognise that two people cannot be of the same dress size especially, when you factor, height, body type etc and those girls or women all expecting to be the same size are just putting themselves at risk.
ReplyDeleteBONES in any shape or form isn't sexy
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Whatever pressure they feel is in their minds abeg.They have no reason whatsoever to look like 'okporokos'!!! ah ah, what is all this?IMO, spotting just skin covered bones does not depict sexiness, will any guy feel like going down on u when he thinks u'll snap in two beneath his weight?(guys abeg make una answer me)sheeeessh!
ReplyDeleteLinda, the girls you are referring to are pleasing the urban market (big front and back).
ReplyDeleteKate Middleton and co are influenced by the size 0 model mentality. You wouldnt see Kate Middleton shaking her yansh in a rap video but rather strut her stuff in a dress designed by Valentino and co.
When i'm working hard to get bigger?I cant stop laughing.....
ReplyDeleteI am Nigerian and i am size 0.... I love it. Curvy is sexy but i love my 0.....
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