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markfiend wrote:For what it's worth, as well as anorexia, the other of the fashion industry's dirty little secrets (not so secret) is the widespread abuse of amphetamines as appetite suppressants for the models.
But did you know that anorexia, bulimia and amphetamines are outdated now. The newer means is tapeworm implants, they allow you to eat normally and stay thin without the people around you noticing anything.
Well, making oneself suffer for the sake of "Beauty" is probably as old as humanity, and I don't see much difference between said methods, or men swallowing steroids, or medieval women plucking their hair above forehead, or Chinese foot binding tradition - it's all the same old story: instead of using harmless and pleasant methods to boost and express ones unique self through appearance, some people choose to do harm to their own bodies and fight with their own selves, for various reasons.
In my eyes on this world you are either skinny because you have an illness and worms in your body is an illness as is the illness that comes from being skin 'n bones. it eats at the brain really more the body but the body is the effect of the illness...
anything done in the name of beauty that is harmful to your sound mind is evil and should be stayed away from! the outside world has nothing to say about your own life or what the outside expects of you.
always think logically. anything you put into your body will have effects if abused or tampered with. being a good loving sexy person is in the mind of the eye, very TSOM theme and what anyone else thinks, says or reacts is THEIR own opinon. don't ever in your life, let the outside world be the order of what you do or how you live. you have an indiviual right and expressing that to the outside world is what makes you the stronger person if you stand behind what you feel or want to put out there. don't ever kid yourself that life is easy because that's the biggest bollox ever said and keeping your body strong, will keep the mind and the soul for those that believe in that, strong. it's a building stone this life and we build and build but not bricks, the mind and body and soul...
f**k the outside world human beings, your energy goes so much further than just here and please believe that.
it's all about circles and spirals
that ongoing eternity
markfiend wrote:For what it's worth, as well as anorexia, the other of the fashion industry's dirty little secrets (not so secret) is the widespread abuse of amphetamines as appetite suppressants for the models.
Shouldn't they have used Amphetamine Logic instead of Temple of Love then?
_emma_ wrote:The newer means is tapeworm implants, they allow you to eat normally and stay thin without the people around you noticing anything.
You can take a tiger out of the jungle, but you can't take the jungle out of the tiger... on the other hand, the tiger can't step into the same river twice because other waters are always flowing on to it. Yeah.
God I didn't even know that.
But yeah, it's an old story, corsets hardly allowing to breathe and the removal of lower ribs are also old methods still in use.
markfiend wrote:For what it's worth, as well as anorexia, the other of the fashion industry's dirty little secrets (not so secret) is the widespread abuse of amphetamines as appetite suppressants for the models.
Shouldn't they have used Amphetamine Logic instead of Temple of Love then?
and to my knowledge amphetamine use wasn't widespread until around WW2 at least. (it was popularized as prescription for military pilots flying at night)
You can take a tiger out of the jungle, but you can't take the jungle out of the tiger... on the other hand, the tiger can't step into the same river twice because other waters are always flowing on to it. Yeah.
