But when I looked at her photo, while she is a little curvier that your average telly personality, she really doesn't make me feel better about my body. This is her:
One look at her assets and I feel so inadequate with my teeny ones!!!! :P [Although I probably don't suffer from the back pain that she does]
Jokes aside, I guess good on her for refusing to slim down. But with boobs like that, do tell me, how is she a good role model for women with an A or B cup??? And by the way, I reckon the size 14 is to fit those boobs in. Not the rest of her. The rest of her is probably a 10.
Until next time,
Cheers!!!
Holy mackeral! Those boobs are NOT a size 14. I would suggest they are DOUBLE D, if not bigger! She has great hair against that complexion though... :)
ReplyDeleteThey are not 14? I can't tell. :P I did think though that it was bigger than a D-cup. I think she does seem a good role model...apart from her boobs! :P
ReplyDeletehahahah what a topic of discussion ;)
ReplyDeletehey but I liked the honey toned hair...lovely !
Of course I would never take her as my role model.....no way ! :)
If you feel inadequate, imagine what I feel. No seriously, do that. Mine are next to nothing. Lol.
ReplyDeleteBut I do agree with what you said.
LOL... :D
ReplyDeleteYou should check her out. She plays Joan Hollaway in the series Mad Men:
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Holloway
She is absolutely at least a size 14 on the bottom half and wonderful with it...
I think you would enjoy the series and a lot of the themes raised it in and by it.
I don't think I'd be too happy carrying so much weight on my chest - physically and metaphorically speaking!
ReplyDeleteIn regards to the actress, I give her kudos for being content not to bow down to the pressure of losing weight. But did they have to pick someone who's especially bigger in that particular region of the body? Hmmm...
LOL PB. I laughed while reading this post, went away and came back to read it again and laugh some more. :D Esp the last line, the size 14 is to fit those boobs in. Lol!
ReplyDeleteSo the minister ended up giving serious inferiority complex to teenagers with normal assets!
Great post! LOL She really is beautiful, I would guess she's been told to get a top reduction of she wants her career to grow.
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Hehe...I know...very random but I couldn't resist after taking a look at her boobs! :P
ReplyDeleteLol...ok...point noted!
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ReplyDeleteI'll check out the series...but you know what Mel, I saw a pic of hers in a dress and her hips look smaller than mine...and I'm a size 10 on the bottom half of my body! I still admire her by the way for not wanting to lose weight...but I just wanted to put it out there given her big boobs :P
ReplyDeleteTrue!! I'd much rather have my small ones...saves us the back pain! But yeah, I agree...they could have picked someone who has curves and yet not have exceptionally large boobs...
ReplyDeleteHehe...exactly! And whilst most teens want to be skinny...they also want big boobs because they think that's another thing that men want...
ReplyDeleteAnd glad I was able to make you laugh G! :)
She is quite pretty...you reckon she would have asked to have a top reduction? I doubt it given that boobs sell...
ReplyDeleteSomebody over here(pardon my lack of general knowledge) has started off with a trend of rejecting models in their fashion show who are a size zero. (UK)Size 12-14 is considered average here in the UK :)
ReplyDeleteNow, she has got quite a 'head-turner' there :P
That's a good move...the whole banning the size zero. I'm all for it! :) Here in Aus too, size 14 is the average. And yes, she does turn heads, doesn't she?! :P
ReplyDeleteOh well, she is a role model for those who have a bigger cup size and have been told all her life that she is fat (yours truly falls in that category), while people stare right there while telling that. I want to smack them. People like us should also have a role model...
ReplyDeleteHaha...ok...point noted. But I still don't feel good about my body. She's an hourglass figure. We need some pear role-models.
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