Or have we reached an age where we’re not supposed to say that out loud?
Genuinely curious what you think.
6 days agoclairemurphy3579
I fully fully agree!!! Been saying it for a long time! I want to be stronger fitter and thinner!!!
6 days agomullins_2024
Also standardised clothing sizes are a relatively recent phenomenon, the last 100 years or so. clothing for “thin”WOMEN used less material, time and other resources in mass production. Therefor saying “I am a size 8 “really just means “ 1.85 metres of cloth was used to make my dress”. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
6 days agomullins_2024
Mina I could go on all day but suffice to say you can be and call yourself whatever you feel is you. I personally believe “thin” to be a patriarchal set up, a marketing ploy if you will. It was a strategy designed as a standard to achieve in order to sell to women once they started to control their own finances. Market diets, standardised clothing sizes, market an idea, a lifestyle ie “thin”- this could be you being a thin woman getting out of a limousine in Monaco!!! All is possible if you are thin!’!!
6 days agodenise.murphy.5074
💯 , at 57 I am totally aware that I need to be strong and healthy as I get older but for sure I still want to rock my jeans 🔥 xx
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