yeah, yeah, all bodies are beautiful, death to photoshop and filters, we must romanticize obesity, shalala shalala
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Y'all do know that weight is not necessarily an indicator of health, right? Like, there are plenty of overweight people who live healthy lives, they're just fat.
I love how you were trying to make a point but inadvertently played into the same toxicity.
Eh? I am all for celebrating curves if it's healthy but celebrating obesity is just as bad as celebrating overly muscular.
Where do you draw the line? Surely it cannot be BMI, which is widely known to not be an accurate or definite indicator of actual health.
Something worth noting, most of the “big is beautiful” “celebrate your curves” “thick and juicy” women and drag queens end up losing weight for “undisclosed health reason.”
People love to conflate attractiveness with health issues as an excuse to be a-holes. Meanwhile people who use deeply unhealthy means to become skinnier or ripped like smoking, disordered eating, risky surgeries, hormone injections etc. are still considered very beautiful bc people aren't attracted to great blood results, they're attracted to a certain look. Guess what, the socially acceptable bullying of fat people doesn't make them healthier, on the contrary, it creates self-loathing, eating disorders, depression, chronic stress etc. all of which exacerbate or even create more physical health issues. Trying not to hate yourself is not glorifying obesity and society certainly doesn't put fatness on a pedestal so that people try to get fatter. Even if they're unhealthy or ugly in your eyes, you don't have to be attracted to a person to not to be a dick to them.
I didn't call them "ugly" or even paint them in a bad way I said the way society and certain media celebrate "big is beautiful" is just as dangerous as the section within the gay community using steroids and pushing the overly muscular build.
Ok, so let's change the narrative. Rather than uncritically saying "big is beautiful" (and again, weight is not an indicator of a person's health), we should say that overweight people deserve to be treated with respect on the basis of being human.
looks wise yeah kinda, but i don't see WB casting him or going for his vibe.
if they allow oliver to be a queen yeah, i dont wanna see another str8 interpretation cuz theres been too many
stephen amell isn't that great of an actor either and he played green arrow for several years
Idk, in live-action we've only had two interpretations of Ollie. And I think it's limiting to think that because Zane is gay he can only play gay characters. Also, Ollie and Dinah are one of mu favorite comic book couples.
THIS! The people who say that are just A-Hole, I wish they would let the actors do their job.
i think it was zane himself who said he only wants to play gay characters. i believe someone mentioned it in this thread
I might be wrong, cause I didn’t make it past the first episode, but didn’t he play a straight frat bro type in that one Netflix show about a female lawyer or something.
He didn't have enough sceentime to establish his sexuality.
