Ah, yes! They’re preying on those people with a bad body image. They do it because most people really are attracted to obesity, it’s just a few bad people who spoil it for all the rest of us.
Ah, bodies! Inevitably, they begin to redesign - and not necessarily for the better - from day #1! Appearance-wise, the most eye-popping male or female (of any age) might have no heart, soul or joy. I find the eyes are truly a reflection of the person inside the body.
Farside99 about 6 years ago
Ah, yes! They’re preying on those people with a bad body image. They do it because most people really are attracted to obesity, it’s just a few bad people who spoil it for all the rest of us.
sandpiper about 6 years ago
All it takes for me to be able to ignore those ads is to look in the mirror. I know a lost cause when I see one.
flagmichael about 6 years ago
Rather wishy-washy ads by click-bait standards. It is “Get flat abs with this weird trick!” Ya gotta be gussied up like a tart on the town.
nopainogain about 6 years ago
I’m so excited that the middle sign has my name on it! Bob’s gym! lol
Thechildinme about 6 years ago
Ah, bodies! Inevitably, they begin to redesign - and not necessarily for the better - from day #1! Appearance-wise, the most eye-popping male or female (of any age) might have no heart, soul or joy. I find the eyes are truly a reflection of the person inside the body.
1953Baby about 6 years ago
Edith Head said it best: If it’s ugly, cover it up!
jbarnes about 6 years ago
LOL to “Summer is coming – you look awful.” Isn’t that what all the “get your body beach ready” come-ons are really trying to say?