Is it easier being ultra-skinny today than 10 or 20 years ago?

Skinny was OK in the 60s but people now know about anorexia and we know it kills people.

Finn Wolfhard is a 15 year old boy OP, and in Stranger Things he was likely 12, 13 or 14 (depending on the season)

You really going to go there?

If anything it’s tougher in a muscle fitness bro world. For males

Skinny male models has been a high fashion trend since 10 years ago and it hasn't gone away since.

Male models Don’t live in mainstream America

People are much fatter today

OP, I adore skinny Jewish boys. The quintessence of my type.

R6 is right. OP, there are so few skinny people it's unremarkable. OTOH last night I went to Cold Stone Creamery with a friend, and we were both really surprised at the number of obese people in there, virtually every customer except ourselves. Gunts galore. Really, really fat, blubbery people. Shockingly out of shape, unless that shape is soft-serve. My friend said, "If we keep eating here, is this what will happen to us?" It took away some of the enjoyment of the rare ice cream.

OP, go to Cold Stone Creamery to gain some perspective.

OP is a troll. Jews and pedophilia and body shaming all in one phrase.

Cold Stone is really shitty ice cream.

Do Jews work out?

A few things, OP .... no matter how thin you are .... do you have a pretty face? Are you hung? Shower well, you'll get laid no matter your age.

No because people now take offense at skinny people who they believe are insulting fat people with their skinniness.

This happened 2 years ago in Cerritos, CA. I was visiting a friend. After dropping him off I decided to catch a movie to avoid traffic (I live in Los Angeles) and decided to wait outside a Walmart for a while since I had 45 minutes before my movie started.

Anyway, I see a bunch of fat people going in an out of the store. No biggie. Then I realized that EVERYONE going in and out of that store was fat! All ethnicities: Black, White, Japanese, Indian, Mexican. It was fucking surreal.

Is that how you felt at Coldstone R8 ?

Yup, R10, Coldstone is crap. Rite-Aid ice cream is 10x better and 1/3 the price.

It gets a dismal 23% on metacritic, but upper 90s from the user critics. So the public rebelled and made it a success anyway. The critics revealed themselves to be embarrassing cowards, unable to deal with anything but an ultra-PC approach to sensitive topics. Netflix would probably renew it, but I guess the story doesn't set itself up for continuing seasons, from what people have said.

wrong thread

THIN IS IN!

[quote] Rite-Aid ice cream

I don't think our Rite-Aids carry their own brand of ice cream.

R18 If he's in California, he's probably referring to Thrifty ice cream which Rite Aids carry because they bought the Thrifty stores.

Yes R14, I did feel that way. Really surprised seeing so many similar people in one place, looking really large.

And it wasn't very good ice cream, you and R10 are right. I expected better for $4.50 for a single scoop. It had ice crystals in it, didn't seem to have much fat content, flavor wasn't better than anything I could get from a supermarket. I didn't get mix-ins, as it doesn't appeal to me.

There aren't many ice cream places around me anymore. The nearest DQ is 5 miles away, the nearest Baskin-Robbins is 8. All our Thriftys are closed. They didn't get bought out, so the ice cream is gone.

They purposely make it bland, bland, bland, r20. It's just there as a mix-in delivery device. Shitty, shitty ice cream.

Dior Homme 2018

I rarely find ultra-skinny males sexually appealing. I'm more inclined to buy them a sandwich, than have sex with them. Of the few I've been intimate with, I had to watch out for protruding bones because vigorous sex was sometimes painful.

There are a few exceptions. I've noticed quite a few narrow-hipped guys have meaty, blowjob-worthy cocks.

IMO no, OP. My partner (about 30) is one of those rare people who struggles to keep weight on and is a little underweight. People feel free to point it out in nasty and condescending ways all the time. In America people promote body positivity for the obese while in the same breath mocking the skinny body types.

R24, By and large, most people are not promoting body positivity for the obese, despite the media shoving it in our faces - it's propaganda. Your comment proves that body shaming, whether fat or thin, is an equal opportunity pastime.