Lily Aldridge
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I can see what you are trying to say, but it came off as quite rude tbh
Sorry I don't really think that was offensive. As a Mum it is expected you won't have what is considered in this forum to be a good body. If you do (Natasha) that is great, but it is not offensive to say as a rule mothers do not have good (our version of good is skinny) bodies. I know this forum is all about our bodies but there are more important things in life. As a mother you have created human life, given birth to it and are raising it. That is much more important than having a good body so don't be offended by the fact that mothers are not an example of people with what we consider to be good bodies. They have something much more important. If you can have a skinny body after giving birth, that is fantastic, if not, who cares, as long as you're healthy and focusing on your child.
No, it's not offensive, just a bit much; I wrote on another post that stuff like 'good body for a mother' is a compliment and should be seen as one (although in this case, apparently not). I just don't see why there needs to be a statement about mother's bodies in general when the post is about Lily Aldridge.
Lily's arm is poorly PhotoshoppedShe actually looks ok on Rosie's insta today..good angles I guess
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Quick, Lily, if you enter one of our starving contests now, you might look just about decent by the next VSFS
I've said this before but how is it possible to look THAT short when you actually aren't?
Agreed but also some people are just really disproportionate body-wise (think short legs, long torso). But in her case it's definitely the weightWeight fluctuations do wonders
i'd honestly put it down to name/face recognition at this point