So, with the new year comes new resolutions. Many of these resolutions revolve around weight loss and health. This is a good resolution. A healthy body and mind does the world good. But! I am sick and tired of the women who post pictures of themselves on Facebook and any other public outlet they can get their grubs on. Half the time these pictures are of them trying to look "crappy" with a caption saying, "oh my I look horrible." They wait for responses from their friends validating them and saying they are beautiful.
If a woman thinks they look like crap in the picture they will not post it for the entire Web world to see! Am I correct?!
The other half of the time these women are smashed into clothes three sizes too small while sucking in their guts and turning to the side while they wear slutty heals that stick out of their trashy jeans. This is not appealing. The whore/clown make up is not appealing either. Unless you'd like to attract clowns.
The one good thing that comes from these photos is the fact that it motivates me to work out and try to not EVER look like them. Even if I looked like Heidi Klum I would never post such vain photos of myself on anything.
Women, get a life, we don't care how small a pair of jeans you can squish your saddle bags into.
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Your ranting and raving just made me laugh so hard that Winston gave me a frightened/startled/'humans-are-idiots' look. Especially this: "The whore/clown make up is not appealing either. Unless you'd like to attract clowns."
ReplyDeleteI *hate* when females do this. "Oh, I look so fat/ugly/gross here." Then don't post the pictures! Eventually, your friends will get sick and tired of trying to make you feel better about yourself.
This is Kelsey's solution, as approved by Kelsey: Two options. Option 1: Put down the Cheetos (and the camera), go for a walk, and remove your 15 pounds of skank make-up. Option 2: Quit posting pictures of yourself online and complaining about them. Eventually, you will either quit complaining and do something about it, or you'll just quit complaining and your friends will quit wanting to pound their head into a wall.