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1:37:51
Well being plump meant you earned enough to afford being plump... Not necessarily attractive
他18
1:39:26
as a kid my great great-aunt born in 1915 would always feed me, bcs in her time being round and chubby meant being wealthy and desirable
他2
1:40:01
The beauty trends change, but I'd also say that some do stay but change in smaller ways despite still being mostly the same
他182
1:40:57
I'm not saying appearance should be the be all, end all... Or even a priority... Only that certain physical features tend to be valued more.
他24
1:41:18
Idk if they're all like that, but they're also probably getting their expensive private chef and personal trainer to make the look a lot easier to maintain
他182
1:41:43
Ah no yeah the real strong men have no muscle defined .... example look at the chharacter the mountain in Game of thrones , that is what is actually a muscle man
他74
1:41:43
whether or not a feature is valued depends on the era and location, tho GM. Those things chage, which is Aia's point
他50
1:41:44
True, appearance is not everything, but it is the unavoidable entrance gate. You stay with someone because of personality, but you get close to them in the first place because of looks.
他11
1:41:53
last i checked sumo wrestlers are generally pretty strong, but their build is less flattering by most western standards
他23
1:42:01
hugh jackman when he was first wolverine was actually hydrated and then they decided he need more ab definition (boooo, hydrated is better)
他5
1:42:09
there's so many different factors that contribute to the idea of BMI but usually not determinant of your actual health
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