Miss Indiana's "normal" body.
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That's the kind of body you used to see all the time before the wafer thin girls became the norm thanks to magazines. That's how a woman should be (if not maybe a bit curvier).0
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She's beautiful. So are the other contestants.
"Bag of bones?" :noway: :noway: :noway:0 -
That's the kind of body you used to see all the time before the wafer thin girls became the norm thanks to magazines. That's how a woman should be (if not maybe a bit curvier).
Why don't we let women choose how we "should be" on an individual basis based on each woman's individual goals? Crazy, right?0 -
That's the kind of body you used to see all the time before the wafer thin girls became the norm thanks to magazines. That's how a woman should be (if not maybe a bit curvier).
Why don't we let women choose how we "should be" on an individual basis based on each woman's individual goals? Crazy, right?
They all look "normal" to me, whatever that means these days.0 -
Yup....hair, face, neck, shoulders, arms, hands, breasts (and other torso parts), abdomen, hips, lady bits, legs, and all the stuff off camera. Perfectly normal. I got a wife with all that too. I should make a thread for her.
(And I know you're all wondering. No, she didn't win either..but she should've!)0 -
Last year people complained that the winner was too thin :huh: , this year too "normal" apparently :huh: .
And this is how I feel about the bag of bones comments: :noway:0 -
the only thing that's abnormal here is the competition itself =/ can we stop the skinny-shaming and just all agree that this is just another ridiculous example of the exploitation of the female form?
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Yup, as suspected, they all look "normal" to me.
Agreed, they were all gorgeous and healthy looking!!0 -
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...for that special kind of body-shaming that MFP does so well.
Off topic - but when that cat goes ninja on them, there will be no survivors.
If I know Jof, his reaction will be similar, which is why I take comfort in knowing that I was all-state on my high school's hide and seek team.
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She appears to have a fairly high body fat percentage for 119 lbs if she is 5'8", but she is a beautiful woman and appears to me to be at a perfectly healthy weight.
I also disagree with usage of "bag of bones" to describe the other contestants. They all look nice to me.0 -
In...
...for that special kind of body-shaming that MFP does so well.
Off topic - but when that cat goes ninja on them, there will be no survivors.
If I know Jof, his reaction will be similar, which is why I take comfort in knowing that I was all-state on my high school's hide and seek team.
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Here are the contestants in the first Miss America pageant, held in 1921. It's shocking how much popular views of what is a "normal" attractive woman's body type have changed.
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Yup, as suspected, they all look "normal" to me.
Agreed, they were all gorgeous and healthy looking!!
QFT!
They all look healthy and fit. I don't see any "bags of bones" either.0 -
In...
...for that special kind of body-shaming that MFP does so well.
Off topic - but when that cat goes ninja on them, there will be no survivors.
If I know Jof, his reaction will be similar, which is why I take comfort in knowing that I was all-state on my high school's hide and seek team.
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all agree that this is just another ridiculous example of the exploitation of the female form?
Oops. Reality check.
I don't know if they'll all agree, but I do.
But alas. Here's some science. What a wet blanket.
"When it comes to sexuality and mating, evolutionary psychologists say, men and women often are as different psychologically as they are physically. Scientists have long known that people typically choose mates who closely resemble themselves in terms of weight, height, intelligence and even earlobe length. But a survey of more than 10,000 people in 37 cultures on six continents, conducted by University of Michigan psychologist David Buss, reveals that men consistently value physical attractiveness and youth in a mate more than women do; women. equally as consistently are more concerned than men with a prospective mate’s ambition, status and resources. If such preferences were merely arbitrary products of culture, says Buss, one might expect to find at least one society somewhere where men’s and women’s mating preferences were reversed; the fact that attitudes are uniform across cultures suggests they are a fundamental part of human psychology."
The above is from an article entitled Your Cave or Mine? By William F. Allman (San Francisco Chronicle THIS WORLD section, July 25, 1993, p. 8-10)
Maybe in '93. Age doesn't seem to be as big an issue in 2014.0 -
In...
...for that special kind of body-shaming that MFP does so well.
Off topic - but when that cat goes ninja on them, there will be no survivors.
If I know Jof, his reaction will be similar, which is why I take comfort in knowing that I was all-state on my high school's hide and seek team.0 -
not sure what the problem is here..
I am 5'7" and 119lbs...she looks quite about that too. She is a little taller than me and I am a little heavier up top...
119lb looks right. And she looks gorgeous.0 -
WTF is a normal body??0
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In...
...for that special kind of body-shaming that MFP does so well.
Off topic - but when that cat goes ninja on them, there will be no survivors.
If I know Jof, his reaction will be similar, which is why I take comfort in knowing that I was all-state on my high school's hide and seek team.
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