I swear I was on that app only looking for drugs, not hot pooners in my area, but here we are.
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Those just look like two fat girls and a fey gay* who did
not skip leg day.
* OK, I get it that that's a woman. But she has a Peewee Herman head, even if small, and really big-muscled thighs. I'm sure in person she's more dainty-looking, but tbh, pretty androgynous in that pic.
Second one lives in a nicely appointed place, though (except for that sign behind her hand). Mom and dad must have ulcers waiting for this nonsense to pass (and I don't mean pass as a male).
Do they really think this is what ‘being a man’ is?
Depending on whom they claim as peers among men, possibly.
Taking it a little off topic, but I think a lot of this is due to the backlash against "conventional beauty standards" that seems to be popular (among women) these days.
Men whine about scrawny or doughy bodies being considered less objectively (or subjectively) appealing than fit ones. (And then some lonely autists spiral downward in to micro-analysis of browridge angles and the like, some in contrived despair and some in anger).
Look in the comments section of any social media ad where the company uses an obese model or ones with ugly vitiligo splotches or -- I even saw a bikini ad recently where the models were all amputees -- and you'll see tons of women cheering them on for how beautiful they are. They get tricked into thinking that ugly is beautiful, and that winds up making its way into their own aesthetic.
I don't think it's terrible for people not to feel or want to feel like invisible rejects because they aren't conventionally pretty/ handsome, or because they don't want to do the conventional beauty/ style efforts, which - tbh - require a fair amount of time, money, and effort, even if you're naturally attractive. And certainly not being written off because you've got some things going that you can't fix (missing limbs, skin conditions, whatever), though sorry, some presentations are not as broadly appealing as others.
And if you're lazy or depressed, or just not interested in being other than how your skin is/ hair grows naturally, I can see the appeal in saying fuck it, not doing this or that. But you can still be clean, neat, and reasonably socially appropriate. And nearly anyone can exercise and eat the right calories for their frame, if they prioritize it. But, if you are choosing to take the approach of rejecting convention - or any approach, really - understand that not everyone is going to like what you've got going on.
It's absurd to insist everyone see whatever you present as equally appealing. However, there do seem to be enough people out there who have decided to be aggressively ugly - and in pooner-land, it seems overwhelmingly to come from a position of insecurity and/ or lack of grounding in reality. Fine, fine, fine, just don't think everyone agrees or should have to.
Majority just cheers on the fact that there's somebody less attractive than them. That's what
>women
do.
Dumb. While their male parallels rejoice in their own and others' misery rather than doing a damn thing about it? Sure, I guess. But ackshually, most people just go about their own business.
Men get beer bellies when we get fat, not big hips.
But if they tried to give themselves big bellies instead, they'd just look pregnant, not like men.
Its almost like they look like girls no matter what they do.
Bummer.
I have to assume you've not paid a lot of attention to pregnant bellies. Because they're not that.
