Why Are White Women Obsessed With Weight?

Man o man, is this girl fully white? Because damn, she got it bad :lol:

 

Re: Obsession With Weight

I've always wondered about this myself. Most white women at my gym only do cardio. They run and run and run for hours...and many of them are already so skinny.

 

Who's the Blonde Lady With Boxing Gloves On?

Can someone please give me the name of the blonde, white woman with the boxing gloves on standing next to the punching bag? I think she has the biggest ass of them all. That's definitely my kind of woman. Does she have a Web site by any chance?

 

Re: Who's the Blonde Lady With Boxing Gloves On?

http://www.joannashari.com./gallery.html

 

Re: The Lady With the Boxing Gloves On

I don't think the woman with the boxing gloves is Joanna Shari, Lucifer. She's on some website called Eye Candy Modeling, and she's from Ohio...but there isn't any contact info like an email address for her. You'll notice if you compare the pictures, that her ass is way bigger than Joanna Shari's.

 

Re: The Lady With the Boxing Gloves On

Indeed.

http://www.eyecandymodeling.com/ecm/models/Alana/index.php

 

Re: Alana

You got it, bro. Her contact info isn't listed there, though.

 

This one's quite obvious. The Media. More specifically American Pop Culture AND the Media.

Up until just a few years ago, like 2000, a woman with a large rear end was a social pariah. White women in particular, because up until now, the images in Cosmo magazine are what defined feminine appeal for all mainstream American White women. As you know, flat asses, bottle blonde hair, and fake breasts were the benchmark of beauty. This is because the Media, TV, NEWS, Magazines dictate to the American public, what is sexy.

Think about it. You hear women say, I'm not ashamed of my butt anymore, it's ok to have a butt, look at Jlo or Beyonce.

Wasn't it ok to have a butt before they came along? Did the media have to give their nod of approval to these ladies, before society at large did?

We all know the answer.

 

yup

 

If you grew up in a white man's world, no, it wasn't ok to have a nice booty. If it was big or wide, they didn't usually like it at all. So most of us were raised with the idea if you are not thin, including with a flat butt, you are not appealing.

Thankfully others have some balanced ideals to change that.

As well as videos and media which have now glorified the beautiful backsides. But you have to realize that isn't what many of us were raised to think.

 

I think it is great they are finally accepting more body shapes! I love being thin though but I think the more curvaceous and thick women need some good postive body image role models!

 

On that same token there were TONS of obese girls calling themselves thick which made me :lol: