The other day my beau and I were wandering through a grocery store looking at magazine covers. There was a car magazine or something with a girl in a bikini somewhat randomly shopped into the corner.
I say to my beau "I think she's bigger than me."
It took me a good 30 seconds to realize that I meant that as an insult to the girl on the magazine cover.
This seems insufficient to leave this explanation in it's entirety to the title of this post, but I'm not sure how else to describe this feeling.
Why is she considered beautiful, even though she's bigger than me?
There are explanations, most of them have to do with my perhaps being ugly or less busty or crazy... but the conflict in my mind is still there. Size is extremely important to me, even if I know it's not the same (or at least to the same degree) for other people.
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I completely agree.. I feel this way to when I see women who are treated as 'attractive' or 'beautiful' and yet they aren't skinny.. they're thick and curvy and I dunno it upsets me that they can be seen as desirable while I wont be happy till I'm a plank :/
ReplyDeleteThat frustrates me, too. Have you seen that picture of the two models in the gold swimsuit? They were on the UK version of Top Model, and I remember reading an article about that picture. It was hating on the thinner model who actually had a shot at being a runway model, and full of praises for the size-12 plus-size model. Like, WTF? She had disgustingly huge thighs. Quit hating on the skinnies, world.
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