New study indicates that the Kim Kardashian 'slim-thick' body type is actually more harmful than the 'ultra thin' era
New study indicates that the Kim Kardashian “slim-thick” body type is actually more harmful than the “ultra thin” era
. “However, even though the slim-thick body type touts a larger frame, it is not a healthier alternative to the thin-ideal for media consumers—it was actually more threatening to women’s body image.” . When I went to the party in the prison of a one-piece suit, I lamented about my mom and her irrational opposition to the cutest suit my 90s baby heart had ever seen to a friend.“Oh that’s because you’re fat. You can’t wear one.”
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