Something like this would have been much more appropriate
In case it doesn't show, it's a gif of cage-fighter Gina Carano getting ready for a pre-fight weigh-in
FemShep is way too skinny in her undies - more realistic look in post
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Demonique
, févr. 27 2012 04:16
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Posté 27 février 2012 - 04:16
Demonique
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Her arms are way too skinny and she has no muscle definition
Something like this would have been much more appropriate
In case it doesn't show, it's a gif of cage-fighter Gina Carano getting ready for a pre-fight weigh-in
Something like this would have been much more appropriate
In case it doesn't show, it's a gif of cage-fighter Gina Carano getting ready for a pre-fight weigh-in
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Posté 27 février 2012 - 05:00
Stanley Woo
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People are a diverse collection of different genetics and body types. check out this pictorial (warning: athletes in underwear) featuring the body types of many different athletes. You will see that even among those in the same field of athletics, there is a variety of body shapes and sizes.
Sure, every person has their own stereotypes of what a soldier "should" look like, based on historical depictions of soldiers in media, their own experiences, and what have you. But as the linked pictorial shows, people do come in all shapes and sizes, and perhaps we as a media culture should start accepting that different body shapes can still represent strength.
Sure, every person has their own stereotypes of what a soldier "should" look like, based on historical depictions of soldiers in media, their own experiences, and what have you. But as the linked pictorial shows, people do come in all shapes and sizes, and perhaps we as a media culture should start accepting that different body shapes can still represent strength.
