[ SECRET POST #6953 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6953 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm startled by how thin her stomach looks in this picture. Not giving into the pressure of dieting and being overly thin was her thing when she first made it big, wasn't it? Does she have a role that requires this look or is that just what her body looks like these days?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah I noticed the thinness too. I think the dress kind of highlights it, but her ribs and stomach are a little alarming.

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of the loudly ~body positive~ people dumped that stance real fast after Ozempic became widely available. Not saying that's definitely the case here but it wouldn't surprise me considering how widespread it is.

[(Anonymous)]

If you don't understand how GLP-1 works or why it works or why so many people have been fat shamed their whole lives when they don't eat any more or any differently than people who haven't, you should probably keep your yap shut on the subject.

[(Anonymous)]

Not the anon you replied to but I'm not seeing where they were offensive or attacking you? Your comment and aggressiveness seems to come out of nowhere.

[(Anonymous)]

When I see these comments where someone misinterprets a secret or comment, and then gets oddly aggressive based on their misinterpretation, I always wonder if it's someone who is trying to troll.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not exactly body positive to make assumptions and disparaging remarks about someone who's thin.

[(Anonymous)]

She's not actually super thin, I think it's just the shape of the dress. You can tell by the shape of her arm that she isn't underweight, I wouldn't think she's much different from her weight from when she was in X-Men.

Ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, the pose is definitely adding to the impression, I don't think she's underweight or anything.

I mostly know her from her Hunger Games days and then just a few movies right after; no shade to how she looks now, I just noticed the difference and since her refusal to bow to dieting expectations back then was part of why I liked her so much, it stood out to me more.

[(Anonymous)]

IMO she does look more lean

It wouldn't surprise me if she started working out and lost some fat and gained some toned muscles.

Honestly can't hold anything against actresses (and women in general) who were advocates for body/fat acceptance but at some point lose weight and/or get into working out. Society doesn't exactly make it easy to stand 100% behind our convictions in regards to weight and body image. And bodies change. As much as we all want to believe we can control how our bodies look, our bodies are simply ever changing and our "control" over how our bodies look is way less than most believe.

I only have an issue when they shame fatness ("I used to be so fat omg how embarrassing!" "Now I need to make it my personal goal to be an educator on health just because I lost weight and to me education on health means equating body size to health").