love this wanted to share

And obviously being a piece of *kitten* helps you sleep at night.....BRO!

Do you hear that?!!.... I think it's an ice cream van gogogogogoggogogoooooooo!!!!!! :laugh:

ok, you need to leave.

I have a problem with this in relation to the 'big is beautiful' concept. Plenty of people use the big is beautiful motto as an excuse to stay fat, lazy and unhealthy.

I'm really on the fence with the whole thing. I think everybody, whatever their size, should have self confidence in themselves and feel sexy. But I also think they should be much more aware of the health issues involved and how selfish it is to do nothing about them.

I'm not overweight anymore, but I don't have Beyonce's butt or Kardashian's rack. I've struggled to be happy with the not-so-curvy body I've been given. That's what I take from this one.

I think it's a fine message, I just felt the others up to that point were along the lines of big is beautiful. But, correlation is not causation.

:flowerforyou:

all you guys remind me of a feminine cleansing product one might use on a summer’s eve.

As a gay man I don't know much about that.

Is it someting nice?

Do you mean I give you a refreshing tingle on your vajingle?

Time out here.

As a straight man, should I know much about that either?

Ermahgerd!!! :laugh:

There HAS to be an inspirational quote about vagingle tingle SOMEWHERE!!!

all you guys remind me of a feminine cleansing product one might use on a summer’s eve.

As a gay man I don't know much about that.

Is it someting nice?

Do you mean I give you a refreshing tingle on your vajingle?

Time out here.

As a straight man, should I know much about that either?

I'm suddenly interested if there's tingling anythings involved. :ohwell:

I have a problem with this in relation to the 'big is beautiful' concept. Plenty of people use the big is beautiful motto as an excuse to stay fat, lazy and unhealthy.

I'm really on the fence with the whole thing. I think everybody, whatever their size, should have self confidence in themselves and feel sexy. But I also think they should be much more aware of the health issues involved and how selfish it is to do nothing about them.

I'm not overweight anymore, but I don't have Beyonce's butt or Kardashian's rack. I've struggled to be happy with the not-so-curvy body I've been given. That's what I take from this one.

I think it's a fine message, I just felt the others up to that point were along the lines of big is beautiful. But, correlation is not causation.

:flowerforyou:

I understand where both of you are coming from, but I have to side with Saboteur on this one.

I can love my personality, accomplishments, etc. But I am not going to love how bad I've let myself get in regards to disrespecting myself and allowing myself be so unhealthy.

I don't accept my body right now because it is unhealthy. But that doesn't mean I don't respect or love my progress or me in general.

I do agree (based on the attitude I've seen from others) that they use this whole body acceptance as an excuse to why they don't have to change or "can't change"...which is why I tend to not support this because of how it is often used.

I don't know why, but I feel inspired to post this motivational poster.....

Am I the only one out here that doesn't think Miss Boob Job in the Gym is icky too?

Sorry guys, but really?

Am I the only one out here that doesn't think Miss Boob Job in the Gym is icky too?

Sorry guys, but really?

Body shaming, regardless of body type, is frowned upon. Saying that woman is icky or labeling her boob job is just as bad as comments towards those overweight.

Am I the only one out here that doesn't think Miss Boob Job in the Gym is icky too?

Sorry guys, but really?

Body shaming, regardless of body type, is frowned upon. Saying that woman is icky (especially labeling her boob job) is just as bad as comments towards those overweight.

I do like this.
Let's all