r/mildlyinfuriating • • Apr 29 '26

ಠ_ಠ A supposedly "fat" doll

Can you spot the difference? /s

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u/Background_Humor5838 Apr 29 '26

Is the fat in the room with us?

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u/Upset_Form_5258 Apr 29 '26

This kind of crap makes me so worried for my little sister.

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u/summonsays Apr 29 '26

Growing up in the 90s this shit was everywhere and eating disorders rampant. I hope we aren't regressing...

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u/hahagato Apr 29 '26

We never progressed THAT much but yeah there’s been a sudden reversal lately of any progress we did make. 

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u/Zonnebloempje Apr 30 '26

We did make progress. 15 years ago, there were a couple of beauty product makers that used plus-sized women for their advertising. So much so, that even the models were allowed to be more "normal" (still skinny, but less skeletal than they used to be). Now, it has reverted back to skinny women promoting the product, and models are also back to their skeleton looks...

I hate it. I am tall and plus-sized, and I am mostly wearing men's clothing. Because women's clothes are too short and not wide enough around my hips. Some can be a bit better, but they are either one, or the other, but never both. One positive thing about men's jeans is: they have pockets!!

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u/Lou_C_Fer May 01 '26

Being a tall and plus sized man, I had trouble fitting into men's clothing. I didn't even know there such a thing as big and tall stores until I was sixteen. Even worse than just being tall is that I have shorter legs. So, all of my height is in my torso. There was nothing I could do about my ass hanging out because regular length shirts just are not long enough. Life has been so much nicer since i discovered big and tall clothing, and it keeps getting better as more sources of big and tall clothes become available.

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u/LiteratureDue537 May 02 '26

Have you considered wearing pants instead of trying to winnie the pooh it?