About Ms. Simpson

[jhameia]

I would like to put my voice out there and say:

SHE IS SO DAMN CUTE NOW.



On the left is a publicity-airbrushed picture of her while she was doing Dukes of Hazzard. She was working out two hours a day, six days a week to maintain that figure. She was on a strict diet of low-carbs, high protein. She called it "emotionally destructive".

On the right is a candid shot of her now, being her natural shape, living her life the way normal people do. And she's fat enough to warrant representations like this:



FUCK YOU, ASSHOLE CARTOONIST.

Ms. Simpson's weight is NOT for public consumption. Gossip-hungry vampires who read shit that condemns Jessican Simpson for being "fat" should get an actual hobby.

Let me reiterate: some people are naturally skinny, and some people are naturally fat. Neither should be condemned for being what they are naturally, particularly if it's something as superficial as body weight.

h/t Shakesville

Comments

[yiliang.livejournal.com]

Real women have curves. Enough said. End of story.
No woman should ever be forced into a body she's not happy with.

[fantasyecho.livejournal.com]

That's not true. Even women who don't have curves are still women. We shouldn't be told whether we're women or not based on whether we have curves. Saying that is not fair to women who don't have curves.

[(Anonymous)]

My apologies, it was a comment made in haste. I agree with you entirely on that note. What I truly meant to say was that it was, is, and always will be wrong to try to force and coerce women to be a certain body type over what nature had intended for them.