What If Celebs Were Actually Full-Figured? (PICS)
sugarandspice27
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I've stumbled upon this whole sub-genre of art called "Weight Gain Morphs" where people photoshop celebrities and morph them to become larger or full figured (and sometimes just fat). Here are a few. I think a few of these look pretty good, tbh. THESE ARE NOT MINE. I DID NOT CREATE THEM.
Beyonce:
Katy Perry:
Scarlett:
Beyonce:
Katy Perry:
Scarlett:
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I wouldn't consider that "Full Figured", maybe obese.0
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my primary brain discriminates against none of the pictures posted...0
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Wowsers!0
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I wouldn't consider that "Full Figured", maybe obese.
And Dani, your stomach is dayum sexy.0 -
I wouldn't consider that "Full Figured", maybe obese.
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I wouldn't consider that "Full Figured", maybe obese.
And Dani, your stomach is dayum sexy.
This!0 -
It looks like they just made their butts and legs huge.0
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Ummmmmmm.....0
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Eh I'd still hit it.0
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can you do that to me, too? This is fun!0
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I wouldn't consider that "Full Figured", maybe obese.
Let's not get into semantics wars here. Everyone has their own idea of what "full-figured", "curvy" and "fat" is and I really don't want this topic turning into a discussion of which label is the right one. It doesn't really matter.0 -
I wouldn't consider that "Full Figured", maybe obese.
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Beyonce....would bang0
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Interesting concept, poor execution. They just made the legs and butts bigger without really taking into consideration how anatomy works. Also adding sides to a face doesn't really add weight. I don't know about you guys, but even my nose has been getting skinner. I think it would be more interesting to see what these ladies would look like with real weight on their faces obstructing their facial features.0
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What have you done to Scarlett0
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Interesting concept, poor execution. They just made the legs and butts bigger without really taking into consideration how anatomy works. Also adding sides to a face doesn't really add weight. I don't know about you guys, but even my nose has been getting skinner. I think it would be more interesting to see what these ladies would look like with real weight on their faces obstructing their facial features.
Interestingly, at times anomalies do occur. I will use myself as an example. I'm 290 pounds and my profile picture is what my face currently looks like. I gain very little weight in my face.0 -
I wouldn't consider that "Full Figured", maybe obese.
Exactly my thoughts. Marilyn Monroe was full figured, the retouch of these ladies... not so much.0 -
Exactly my thoughts. Marilyn Monroe was full figured, the retouch of these ladies... not so much.
This makes no sense. She was an hourglass with a 22" waist. In other words, tiny. I'm not sure what "full" could possibly mean.0 -
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Exactly my thoughts. Marilyn Monroe was full figured, the retouch of these ladies... not so much.
This makes no sense. She was an hourglass with a 22" waist. In other words, tiny. I'm not sure what "full" could possibly mean.
Exactly. "Full figured" isn't just being otherwise slender with big boobs and a butt. It means that your ENTIRE FIGURE is full. But that's just how I see it.0 -
Edit because I'm an idiot.0
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Eh I'd still hit it.
Yes!!! lmao0 -
Katy is stunning at any size and would be a great role model. If i coul dbe that shapely i wouldn't even diet lol I have NOOO curves lol0
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hahah funny I can see having fun with something like this.0
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Exactly my thoughts. Marilyn Monroe was full figured, the retouch of these ladies... not so much.
This makes no sense. She was an hourglass with a 22" waist. In other words, tiny. I'm not sure what "full" could possibly mean.
Exactly. "Full figured" isn't just being otherwise slender with big boobs and a butt. It means that your ENTIRE FIGURE is full. But that's just how I see it.
I didn't respond or comment further about this because you asked me not to, saying it would start a war. I think it's funny how you now post your own thoughts on it.0 -
Exactly my thoughts. Marilyn Monroe was full figured, the retouch of these ladies... not so much.
This makes no sense. She was an hourglass with a 22" waist. In other words, tiny. I'm not sure what "full" could possibly mean.
Exactly. "Full figured" isn't just being otherwise slender with big boobs and a butt. It means that your ENTIRE FIGURE is full. But that's just how I see it.
I didn't respond or comment further about this because you asked me not to, saying it would start a war. I think it's funny how you now post your own thoughts on it.
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Well, no one listened to me anyway, so it continued.0 -
I wouldn't consider that "Full Figured", maybe obese.0
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Exactly my thoughts. Marilyn Monroe was full figured, the retouch of these ladies... not so much.
This makes no sense. She was an hourglass with a 22" waist. In other words, tiny. I'm not sure what "full" could possibly mean.
Exactly. "Full figured" isn't just being otherwise slender with big boobs and a butt. It means that your ENTIRE FIGURE is full. But that's just how I see it.
Definitely a matter of how you define a word and how it has been changed over time. I doubt anyone fifty years ago would have called any of those pictures 'full figured'. I guess I see full figured as hourglass, its original meaning, not fat.
I'm one of those people that dislikes how words get corroded over time and that we use such nice sounding descriptors for things like obese. Calling myself full figured when I was clinically obese wouldn't have done me any favors.
Full figured, I'm taking it back! When I get there anyway since I still consider myself too covered in adipose tissue to give myself that label.0 -
I've stumbled upon this whole sub-genre of art called "Weight Gain Morphs" where people photoshop celebrities and morph them to become larger or full figured (and sometimes just fat). Here are a few. I think a few of these look pretty good, tbh. THESE ARE NOT MINE. I DID NOT CREATE THEM.
Beyonce:
Katy Perry:
Scarlett:0 -
I like full figured, personally.0
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