Community Chat

[kivah]

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@CelticCrafter wrote:

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@KingstonsMom wrote:

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@minkbunny wrote:

I was in the kitchen but my page was on Twitter.    

I said, I dunno.  Probably a Kardashian.

I was right 

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Nope, you were wrong....no Kardashian has an "ample size butt", those butts are extreme and MAN made, far from just ample, LOL!

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Those man made butts cost an ample amount of money!

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I doubt that the Kardashians pay for any of the injections, surgeries and enhancements? I would think the show pays for it --- or the doctors are given free advertisements. 

[suzyQ3]

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@Mersha wrote:

...and yet more body shaming towards another woman.  It really does not matter who she might be, it is still cruel.

The fact that some find this bashing fun/amusing is sad.

It is too bad we cannot get to the point that we are accepting of others no matter how they look.

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Plus this is all rather juvenile, @Mersha.

[occasionalrain]

I don't care for insincerity.

It's the emperor's new clothes. Saying it doesn't make it so. 

[minkbunny]

When a person has spent lots and lots of time promoting to the world that they have a very ample backside, to comment that their efforts have been noticed is a compliment not a body shaming incident.  

But, everybody knows that don't they? 

[occasionalrain]

It's gotten to where it's better to say nothing than chance saying something, no matter the intent, that someone somewhere will find unacceptable. 

[phoenixbrd]

@minkbunny @occasionalrain   I agree....lack of choice is becoming commonplace in our society recently.  

This was not body shaming a person, rather a process that is costly and unhealthy for your body.  It has cost people their lives, is this something to emulate.  Those that don't have access to the most expensive experts (most of us) and crave this type of attention will go to any means (cheap doctors who claim that they can alter your body) and this can result is deformity or, in some cases, death.  This is a serious consideration, we are not commenting on a piece of revealing clothing that someone wore.  This is an elective surgical procedure that can result in death.  

[qualitygal]

Silly me, I thought someone sat on his puter and left a butt bump.

[agb80]

@minkbunny obviously you and your husband are terrible people and your posts have caused great distress to the community.  Your punishment...50 lashes with a wet noodle.

[Porcelain]

Meh. Too many contradictions. No one can ever get this one right. We can never win. The game is designed to have no winners.

We're supposed to do all the below, simultaneously:

• Forever look like we did when we were 25 (or die trying)
• Never spend any extra time or effort on our looks because that is vain and frivolous.
• Accept the aging process and age gracefully and beaufifully (even though that is never defined)
• Accept that Kim Kardashian's rear is the standard of beauty and that we don't measure up to it (even though no one asked us if we agree)
• Be a good sport whenever Kim's rear makes an appearance, because if we don't that means we must be jealous
• Understand that Kim had plastic surgery, but do not mention it because even though it is somehow important that we all know, it is also none of our business
• Never give an opinion on Kim's rear no matter how many times it pops up in front of us unbidden
• Never give an opinion on how anyone looks
• Never care what anyone else thinks of us
• Be open to all criticism from others
• Attack anyone who violates any of the above rules, and attack who attacks anyone for violating the rules. As well as counterattacking anyone who disagrees
• Understand that we are considered losers if we care about any of this
• Maintain a sense of humor

[phoenixbrd]

@Porcelain   You make it sound easy   Yes, having an opinion these days is a challenge!