Do we really want that smarmy insufferable no talent shrew to be press secretary insider for 3.7 hours before being fired by a tangerine incel and his crooked brain V Chip?

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      it’s not a weird picture

      it’s a normal picture of a weird plastic surgery

      this is the ass that the US president is talking about on his campaign

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      Is it body shaming or surgery shaming? I think the difference is a) choice and b) influencing people to make different choices that they are actually capable of making (ie not have surgery).

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      I would say her body was probably great until she chose to ruin it with fake shit in several places. Just my opinion. Natural is best, regardless, that’s what I feel.

      I am also of the opinion that tight clothes are more attractive regardless of body type, but that’s another story.

      Anyway, she has the right to look any which way she likes — she’s definitely not looking like that to please me, that’s for sure. 😅 I’m just surprised to hear men thinking a fake ass is sexy.

      Like whenever I get vibes to watch some adult content, I will always get immediately off-put by a fake ass or boobs. Sometimes even lip fillers will be a turnoff. It just doesn’t register as human to me. It feels like an android with deteriorated animatronics. And in the adult industry, this leaves me with quite the narrow band of available content, ngl.

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      Is it the same as body shaming if she chose to look like that through surgery? To me it feels no different than to talk shit about somebody’s choice of clothes or hairstyle.

      She wasn’t born looking that, and that is not something she would have no control over. She deliberately inflated her ass to the point that she can’t sit like a normal person and that makes it fair game to be insulted

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        It matters because there are people who were born into bodies with plentiful behinds. The original comment said nothing about surgery, just insults about a random woman’s body. It’s not hard to imagine how such a comment could feel critical to a person who happens to share the same feature.

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      It’s not body shaming to make fun of grotesque body modification that looks fucking stupid.