"Anorexia nervosa, often referred to simply as anorexia, is an eating disorder, characterized by low weight, food restriction, fear of gaining weight and a strong desire to be thin. Many people with anorexia see themselves as overweight even though they are, in fact, underweight."
BITCH LYING THROUGH HER TEETH SO MUCH SHE DONT EVEN GET THE DEFINITIONS OF THE DISORDER CORRECTLY
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@GymratTim I will tell you what I think is going on: she was a celebrated "stunning and brave" plus-size model, but after the initial round of media puff pieces and self-congratulatory virtue-signaling, she's probably not getting gigs for actual modelling.
My guess is that she's trying to stir up some drama to put her name back into the news and get some more attention as her "plus size model" career dies with a whimper.
@tfmonkey its desperate and its so obvious that shes doing more damage to her reputation this way
@GymratTim Some people know how to gracefully let go of fame, and some people don't.
@tfmonkey its ironic too because the modeling industry get so much shit for causing anorexia with its models and what modeling business would knowingly employ a supposedly anorexic model lol
@GymratTim I have seen a ton of fat women models in ads and stuff. I was at the mall the other day, and Victoria's Secret is covered with fat women now. However, no sign of Tess Holliday.
Why? Because fat women aren't exactly hard to find. The whole reason models got paid was because 10/10 women are rare. When you need a fat chick, you can just hire some chick you know who will work for a Sara Lee cheesecake.
@tfmonkey @GymratTim
I have to disagree here. It's the "dummies in marketing are ideological dummies" problem.
If this thing was about money, good looking women are not that expensive, and making an ad with them does pay off easily. I doubt many companies are that kind of penny crunching to cheapen out on a photo shoot.
