Those guy knows how to grill for sure.

I really like these mannequins. That's not my body type, nor would I wear those shirts. But someone with that body type looks good in shirts like that, so using those mannequins gives those people a much better idea of how it'll look on them

This is what body acceptance should be. Making people not feel like they are worthless failures because they are obese.

Unfortunately the health-at-any-size people took that and made it to mean fat means healthy, and that couldn't be fatter from the truth.

Being fat long-term is unhealthy. Uncontestable fact. But that doesn't mean that being fat is subhuman.

Personally I'm of the belief that obesity is often a symptom of something else, usually mental health. A bad relationship with food and/or a lack of physical activity is an easy trap to fall into as a symptom of anxiety or depression, and it spirals from there. Accepting your fat body (or more accurately, feeling confident despite it) is then an important step in breaking that cycle and changing it.
- and that couldn't be fatter from the truth.
  
  Nice
- Some of it is genetic too. My dad was the healthiest man I ever knew. He exercised 5-days a week, ate healthy, didn’t smoke, and only drank red wine due to its heart benefits. But he still had a high BMI. He just couldn’t shed the belly fat.
- Unfortunately the health-at-any-size people took that and made it to mean fat means healthy, and that couldn't be fatter from the truth.
  
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This has been done for years now in women's fashion and I still don't get it. These mannequins have my body type and it just feels so defeatist. When I see the shirt on a healthier looking model, I know damn well what it's going to look like on me; it's not the first damn shirt I've bought. At least for a minute while I'm looking at the model though I think, "that shirt looks nice" instead of "don't bother spending money on that shirt, you cant polish a turd - save up for a treadmill instead lard-ass"
- Your self hate get you on a treadmill yet?
- Well I think the plus size mannequins look nicer.

About five years ago our local Target reconfigured their layout. The women's section got huge. They had all manner of diverse models and mannequins. The men's section got small and barely had anything cute and no plus sized models or anything of the sort. It hurt. It's really one of the few times I felt very directly affected by something like that. I'd never felt upset about mannequins not being diversely shaped until they only added them for women. So I like this.

Big viagra boys energy gotta say 🦐

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