When we're talking about bad eating habits and bad workout habits, we're not talking about aesthetic standards, but rather medical ones. If habits will likely cost you several years or even decades of your life, I think they can safely be considered bad.
Ofcourse, these health standards aren't followed by the typical anorexic fashion model either.

I would rather our model of "beauty" be a healthy individual then an unhealthy individual. Please read my previous post about this matter.

As far as "bad" eating habbits go, yes BAD. I think it is a BAD eating habbit to eat a bag of Doritos in one sitting. I think it is a BAD eating habbit to go through a 2 liter of soda a day. These are all things that the "average" American does and they are indeed BAD. If nothing else, the rising numbers of type 2 diabetics and heart disease patients confirms that it is a bad trend of eating. Anyone who truly cares about themselves would take better care of themselves then do any of the above mentioned things.

I agree with you 100%. The problem is our methods of MEASURING health have come to include a number of visual cues that, by themselves, do not necessarily indicate an unhealthy state. I know lots of women who are "healthy" according to blood tests and other "image-agnostic" measurements, but who still suffer the stigmatization of a society that has lost the capacity to see healthiness in all its possible physical forms.

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I think many people are simply uneducated and don't know the extent of the effects this has on their health. Remember, many start it when they are kids.

I know it. Nutritional education in school is almost completely non-existant. They point to a chart of the food pyramid on the wall and then send the kids to lunch, where they are fed pizza, french fries and soda.

Wow, chase and dasexi1, you've got smokin' hot asses! :)

I wonder if Americans will ever go back to appreciating full figured women like they did in the '40's and '50's. Rita Hayworth, Kim Novak, Marilyn Monroe and many more. Paris Hilton toothpicks they were not.

"The good old days"? Not only no, but hell no.Paris Hilton is not the standard for desirability. Just look at the best paid actresses and porn models, they are not toothpicks, they have just about the optimally healthy amount of muscle and fat on their bodies.

True. Toothpick is a little extreme. I just think it would be nice if voluptuous bodies were more common in mainstream and porn movies

It's also a bad HABIT to spell HABIT like HOBBIT. http://www.gofuckyourself.com/images...smiley-005.gif

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I'm not sure they are uneducated rather than being simply apathetic to it.

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I like people for who they are not what they weigh..

what part of you will die at 40 years old dont you understand? fat people have many health issues and if you choose to ignore them then thats your perrogative.

the thread topic puts it nicely.. being FAT isnt something that is GOOD, being healthy is.. and its funny how fat people bash skinny people when u are all in the same boat..

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Yeah, I think I did, too, and thanks for the compliment. I'll take a raincheck then, since you won't be in Vegas.
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:) thnx

Sounds like a plan, sugar...I'll be making a trip to Atlanta soon to look for a place-is that close to you?
And you got a smokin hot ass yourself! :Kissmy

Thank you :)

:upsidedow thnx

*walks away from the pc shakin' her smokin hot ass :winkwink:

thanks :cool-as-a
yup i'm in SC jus a few mins from Charleston. Jus lemme know

Here here. Cheers... :thumbsup

I hate chicks that use their weight as an excuse to be a bitch. I just want to harpoon them!

don't know what kind of fake bitches u hang around, cause a real bitch doesn't make excuses
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