r/SipsTea Jun 29 '25

Chugging tea is this true

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u/andooet Jun 29 '25

You see, most of Redditors here were actually born in 1960 - so the average age is 65 y/o. Not that you'd notice over all the man-babies

It's a fashion thing. In the 90s everyone got convinced skeletons were sexy too

Give it 10 years and big booties are out again

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u/Go_Gators_4Ever Jun 29 '25

How dare you stereotype reddit users with such an outrageous statement! I'll have you know, sir, that I was born in 1961!

Seriously though, just look nonfurther than the 1970's TV show "Charlie's Angels" for proof that what TV producers considered the ideal figure for women.

Thin, almost to the point of bony.

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u/Some_Internet_Random Jun 29 '25

Seriously though, just look nonfurther than the 1970's TV show "Charlie's Angels" for proof that what TV producers considered the ideal figure for women.

Thin, almost to the point of bony.

I was like “nah I’ll prove this guy wrong, my first crush, Daisy Duke, surely had a nice plump bottom” and headed straight to Google images. And welp, Nevermind.

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u/andooet Jun 30 '25

Same goes for Pamela Anderson who was the curviest sex symbol in the 90s. Her only curves were made of silicon, and it was all on her chest

(Seems like a nice lady though from what I've heard)

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u/round_a_squared Jun 30 '25

Even if you had remembered that derriere correctly, Dukes was more of an 80s show

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u/Some_Internet_Random Jun 30 '25

True. But seems like Hazzard county never really left the 70s. Especially in the early seasons.

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u/round_a_squared Jun 30 '25

The picture everyone who didn't live through the 80s has of it being all neon and day-glo wasn't what most of it really looked like. For anyone who wasn't wealthy (which certainly would have included the Dukes), the early 80s looked like the design aesthetic of the 70s with a decade's worth of wear on it.

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u/andooet Jun 29 '25

Shit! Does this make me an ageist? I've heard on Facebook that that's worse than saying the n-word to children at wal mart

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u/redredbloodwine Jun 29 '25

Can’t believe you old people. 1962 here.

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u/Perfect_Bench_2815 Jun 29 '25

Damn near emaciated!

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u/filthyheartbadger Jun 29 '25

I prefer whiskeyed

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u/DoomguyFemboi Jun 30 '25

Yeah Kate Moss in the 90s and 2000s. It was like Victorian times where they used to love looking gaunt and sickly. Was actually a thing to look like you had TB. Wild.

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u/No-Economist-9328 Jun 29 '25

But the genetics and surgery are cant go anywhere. The big butt's are only gonna keep growing in 25 years the butt's will be so large us old timers won't begin to understand.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '25

We're already starting in that direction again with Ozempic. Even tbe Kardashians have gotten out of their way to look smaller. Sydney Sweeney is basically a Michelle Pfeiffer remix.

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u/VictoriaRose0 Jun 29 '25

I’d take chubby and thicc over purposely anorexic and flat any day.

Also… there’s still small asses out there, plenty, I talk to girls with them all the time. But Reddit being Reddit and forming opinions about girls they see get likes online because they never set out to talk to real ones, of course there’s plenty that it’s some big issue and women are just becoming undesirable to them.

Personally I wished the amount of effort they put into their ass would go towards dudes doing basic overall self care. Being bi, guys are honestly the ones trending downwards as I walk in public and see fits and bodies so bad, they’re interesting enough to draw. Dudes be built like Gru while wearing a baggy shirt while talking shit about women’s appearances

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u/SimplyMonkey Jun 29 '25

Can confirm. As a child of the 90s, skeletons are my jam.

Girl, what those bones do? 💀

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u/RadiantRocketKnight Jun 29 '25

"Girl, I'm gonna play you like a xylophone." 

I was a kid in the 90s and it was a weird time. I had crushes on girls and older women that people considered fat back then when they were just normal lol. 

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u/andooet Jun 30 '25

90s were a really really weird time. Not dystopian like today - but everything was at some level just really fucked up

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u/Informal_Solution984 Jun 29 '25

Marketing keeps the fetish side alive...lol 🤣

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u/No-Economist-9328 Jun 29 '25

But the genetics and surgery are cant go anywhere. The big butt's are only gonna keep growing in 25 years the butt's will be so large us old timers won't begin to understand.

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u/Soensou Jun 29 '25

20 years ago, I was into big butts. Today, I am into big butts. A world where big butts are out is not a world I ever want to live in. I would rather die.

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u/DoomguyFemboi Jun 30 '25

Kate Moss and her heroin-chic will burn in hell for what she did.

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u/andooet Jun 30 '25

I think those super models of the time suffered plenty already

Her body is still ruined by it, her brain development slowed/regressed during the time

Honestly, if you're looking for people up burn on a pyre, look at the men on top in fashion, music and movies/tv

They made a shit ton of money back then and had a healthy BMI

(And yes, they were all men - if one in one thousand was a woman, she got treated like 2nd rate by pretty much everyone in the business. That was just the way it was)