/fa/ - Fashion

>>12994572

I'll take the bait.

>Do you people really idolize mental disorders?
Society idolizes mental disorders. I don't think this thread always promotes anorexia, as some people here just want to lose a bit of weight and actually need to, while others are already thin and want to maintain, but it's pretty quick to give advice that promotes losing weight. It's weird because we can tell fat people to fast, but if you're already thin, we can't. But lel, we're in a world where your therapist can prescribe you a therapy dog and your landlord has to allow it, where it's kosher to brag about mental illness on FB, so, yeah, mental disorders are normalized.

>majority of "thinspo" pics are probably doctored in some way
My pictures have been posted and they have not been doctored. Though I do think that a lot of thinspo posters angle themselves in ways to look as flattering as possible. Many people do this, thinspo or not. Many athletes do this, instagram thots do this, normies do this.

>Is it because you know that if you go to /fit/, you'll be called out for your unrealistic expectations and unhealthy goal weight?
/fit/ is also not without its retardation. That aside, they will tell me to gain muscle and get big thighs, legs, and ass, which I don't find attractive.

>Nothing is more /fa/ than being a healthy individual and respecting your body
Wrong, nothing is more /fa/ than looking good in a fit. Sometimes being chunky just doesn't look so great.

>intentionally starving yourself will only make you less happy.
Being underweight makes me moody af and my self self-esteem is pretty poor, but overall I look great in clothes.