Another Supermodel dies

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Ana Carolina Reston, a well-known Brazilian model who worked for Giorgio Armani, died this week at the age of 23.

very sad ,she was gorgeous ,but like most models never think they are skinny enough !Woman eatting disorders are skyrocketing because ,this air brush ,photoshop ,false mass media advertisement of there so called virtual female beauty.Its really hard to live up to a "fake image " unless we become fake too .Which isnt healthy mentally or pyhsically .......but thats what most men (some woman )want ,that 2%look of woman that 98% of men never get anyways .The industry wouldnt have been so successful through the years without all of you supporters !Its about time there tarnished views of beauty are becoming a public alarm .

Rest in peace Ana !
 
Not just women who abuse their bodies to succeed in a competitive industry. Happens to men too. Look at athletes 'roiding up to get bigger and stronger to make the cut. Worst is pro wresting where it seems like the these guys drop dead before they hit 40.
 
thats what men want are you freaking kidding me!!! check who owns most of the women's magazines and entire editorial boards of Cosmo and Vogue, news flash its WOMEN!!! if men ran those magazines it wouldnt be full of bone racks
 
5 ft 8 and 88 lbs. :eek: If they are allowing women to get that thin I'd say there is something more they should do about it. Providing them with proper dieticians/counsellors to stop them from just eating only apples and tomatos, no grains, no greens, no calcium for sure she was doomed. Somebody should have stepped in long before her death.
 
Don said:
Not just women who abuse their bodies to succeed in a competitive industry. Happens to men too. Look at athletes 'roiding up to get bigger and stronger to make the cut. Worst is pro wresting where it seems like the these guys drop dead before they hit 40.


I remember my first encounter with meeting a guy who had an eatting disorder (bulimia) he was a wrestler .His weight would flucuate only a few pounds here and there which is normal but it had a huge impact on him staying in the same race .If he weighed over ...he had too choices to purge or not compete with who was scheduled to compete .Eventually he became to unhealthy to compete .He couldnt keep up .
 
Women are hardest on themselves about weight.
It's strange they take their cues from gay fashion designers who simply want walking clothes hangers to display their creations, they don't care how they get thin.
 
Give them all to me for a few months. Let them sample my cooking. I will cure them all! They will be beautiful and curvey and happy.
 
It's society and what we seem to think is acceptable, some think being thin, some being tatooed and pierced, and others thinking their breasts aren't big enough.:rolleyes:
 
Alexis696969 said:
I remember my first encounter with meeting a guy who had an eatting disorder (bulimia) he was a wrestler .His weight would flucuate only a few pounds here and there which is normal but it had a huge impact on him staying in the same race .If he weighed over ...he had too choices to purge or not compete with who was scheduled to compete .Eventually he became to unhealthy to compete .He couldnt keep up .

Another sport with the same issues is boxing. I knew this one boxer who freaked because he was too heavy to fight so he tried a common method of dehydrating himself before the fight and he passed out.
 
stacey4u2luv said:
5 ft 8 and 88 lbs. :eek: If they are allowing women to get that thin I'd say there is something more they should do about it.

I admit that I like very thin women but for 5'8" I'm talking 110 - 115 lbs as "very thin". 88 lbs is beyond thin for that height. That is horribly emaciated. When people are trying to get thin, I don't think anyone means 88 lbs!