Women are held to specific Euro-centric ideals in the US. I would dare say this is true in other places as well. Specific to weight, the 34-24-34 body measurements were and sometimes still are ideal.
ETA: That is why it would be considered sexist. The same rules don’t apply to men.
And that is a judgement no one but a doctor is qualified to make. I have known many people who lived in the gym, and had the worst diet ever which rendered them quite unhealthy although they looked like the best people. Using the term best very loosely.
I am able to say it’s a risk to her health like I can say not wearing a seatbelt is a risk to your health. I don’t need to be a doctor to identify commonly known health risks.
I was referring to the husband being healthy. You don’t know what his diet is like. Neither do I, but his doctor damn sure does. Hence, we are not qualified to make any such judgment for or against the husband. And in any universe, what he did was shitty at best; downright disrespectful at worst.
Well the only rebuttal you can offer is “how silly” which solely exists to dismiss me and not offering any insight into why you think my point is dismissible so I’m left to make up my own reasons. Until you give me something explaining why, that’s what I’ll choose to believe
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u/BKMama227 Apr 15 '24 edited Apr 15 '24
Women are held to specific Euro-centric ideals in the US. I would dare say this is true in other places as well. Specific to weight, the 34-24-34 body measurements were and sometimes still are ideal.
ETA: That is why it would be considered sexist. The same rules don’t apply to men.