Black People, BBWs & "Fat Fetish" : Who's In?
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my man johncan always writing these academic thesis papers lol.
"It is not wonder to still hear nowadays older people and conservative individuals, mostly women of all races, bantering about fuller-figured, bottom-heavy and heavyweight women in a coded verbiose that automatically highlights creeping racial hostility and the misguided paranoia of assimilation and social decadence toward the stereotypization of black women made by popular culture and colonial literature since the slavery era. "
it's worth mentioning how strongly jealousy effects women. that jealousy sometimes manifests as hostility, maybe even racial hostility if what is out of reach for them is disproportionately a natural blessing to other more genetically fortunate ethnicities. but jealousy often knows no boundaries.
you'll see it on the comment section of IG sometimes. females hating on a certain body type when, in actual fact, we know damn well if they were built just as curvaciously (thick, maybe not bbw level) they'd flaunt it with all they got because it's bound to attract.
the media has promoted and harmfully tried to epitomize the ideal of skinniness - in ads, commercials, hollywood etc - for far too long. we're uprooting a long held western cultural inclination toward this idea of purity and innocence, which naturally translated itself into an idealized delicateness of female physical form... the opposite end of the spectrum being full on, in ur face, barely containable T&A that spoke to the wilder, more salacious side of desire and temptation, which in the context of the sort of prudish religious pervasiveness in older society, would be associated with the corrupt and immoral.
i think curvy women have always been sought after by men though. if not with full pride, for what might have seemed like chasing baser desires, then on the down low.
"It is not wonder to still hear nowadays older people and conservative individuals, mostly women of all races, bantering about fuller-figured, bottom-heavy and heavyweight women in a coded verbiose that automatically highlights creeping racial hostility and the misguided paranoia of assimilation and social decadence toward the stereotypization of black women made by popular culture and colonial literature since the slavery era. "
it's worth mentioning how strongly jealousy effects women. that jealousy sometimes manifests as hostility, maybe even racial hostility if what is out of reach for them is disproportionately a natural blessing to other more genetically fortunate ethnicities. but jealousy often knows no boundaries.
you'll see it on the comment section of IG sometimes. females hating on a certain body type when, in actual fact, we know damn well if they were built just as curvaciously (thick, maybe not bbw level) they'd flaunt it with all they got because it's bound to attract.
the media has promoted and harmfully tried to epitomize the ideal of skinniness - in ads, commercials, hollywood etc - for far too long. we're uprooting a long held western cultural inclination toward this idea of purity and innocence, which naturally translated itself into an idealized delicateness of female physical form... the opposite end of the spectrum being full on, in ur face, barely containable T&A that spoke to the wilder, more salacious side of desire and temptation, which in the context of the sort of prudish religious pervasiveness in older society, would be associated with the corrupt and immoral.
i think curvy women have always been sought after by men though. if not with full pride, for what might have seemed like chasing baser desires, then on the down low.