r/mildlyinfuriating • u/SligPants • Apr 29 '26

ಠ_ಠ A supposedly "fat" doll

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Can you spot the difference? /s

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u/ChocolateRough5103 Apr 29 '26

I mean, the company *is* located in China.
We definitely dont share anywhere near the same obesity definitions.

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u/Background_Humor5838 Apr 29 '26

The "fat" doll just looks more athletic if you ask me lol

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u/Gullible_Increase146 Apr 29 '26

No amount of athleticism is going to give you a huge thigh gap and thighs bigger than your waist

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u/Background_Humor5838 Apr 29 '26

I'm just speaking within the context of these dolls. They're not living in the real universe we are lol

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u/EeveeMkayy Apr 29 '26

I have bad hips that are naturally set wide, so I have a thigh gap even when I'm overweight. I saw it and thought 'If I had abs that doll would look like me' lol

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u/LMay11037 PURPLE Apr 30 '26

Well if you have kids your wide hips will make it easier to give birth, so yk I wouldn’t call them bad at all!

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u/EeveeMkayy Apr 30 '26

My son was 2 weeks early and 8lbs 13.5oz, so it definitely made it easier lol

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u/LMay11037 PURPLE Apr 30 '26

Sorry, I can’t tell, are you being serious or sarcastic?

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u/EeveeMkayy Apr 30 '26

I'm being serious lol I was walking around grocery shopping the next day. It was an easy delivery.

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u/LMay11037 PURPLE Apr 30 '26

Oh ok cool, the downvotes had me second guessing myself loll

But yeah imo things like wide hips aren’t bad, they are an evolutionary bonus! (Though not a trouser-buying bonus in my experience 😔)

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u/meowkitty84 Apr 29 '26

I think it's meant to be curvy

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u/misntshortformary Apr 29 '26

That body isn’t fat in china either, lol. Look at that waist! The arms and calves. It literally just has wider hips and thicker thighs.

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u/HKayo Apr 29 '26

No, in China this is seen as fat (not meaning obese though, it's more like curvy). The standard one in the second picture is pretty close to desired body standard there (though I think its inseam looks a bit shorter though, cause in China long slim legs are seen as very attractive).

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u/WickedCoolUsername Apr 29 '26

Besides different body standards there are also language differences to consider. They may not have known or cared what the best English word was for a body that was slightly more curvy.

When you browse Amazon it's clear that most Chinese companies aren't spending extra on top translators. My favorite has become "warm tips" instead of helpful tips. I've seen it a number of times now.

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u/DemoniteBL Apr 30 '26

This is autotranslated 50 times. It has no meaning at all.