This person doesn’t sound like a troll, but a person expressing their real opinion. It’s not even an incendiary opinion. Nor is it written in an incendiary way. Is that your definition of troll: anyone who doesn’t hold the exact same opinion you do?

Right, but she’d also been trying to find ways to dissolve her contract for years. As part of the pop machinery, they were holding her albums so as to not coincide with their other brands (Cyrus, perry, Rihanna, etc). As a result, she was falling in rankings. She couldn’t release anything on her own, and he was…

Well then that leads us to another discussion. Is ‘normal’ what we want from our entertainers? Isn’t the act of entertaining millions at a time in itself an example of an extreme behavior?

I for one am always surprised. Not feigning at all. I have actually tried to understand how the hateful kind of racism (the ignorant kind makes more sense to me) came to be and it still doesn't make sense.

Well, I think the point is that she DOESN’T relate to the LGBT community.

Fair enough. I had a knee jerk reaction thinking you were criticizing her for not having enough cellulite.

Should I even bother to look at the spread, which I’m SURE shows the models with female Silicon Valley execs and coders?

I didn’t even have to look. I think I fell asleep at “Instagirls.”

That baby face? Who thought he was more than 16?!?

My best friend growing up calls herself Indian... Corrects anybody who calls her ‘native’. Don't really get why, but it's her thing. It's cool.

You’re getting offended and are therefore missing the point. When you get into discussions of ‘how much’ cellulite she should have, you're taking the discussion away from the fact that we shouldn't objectify anyone. If you truly go toward that ONE goal of non-objectification, diversity automatically is held in higher…

Again, I think I already discussed this. This is a dumb argument. You personally might not be happy until you see someone without a recognizable shape and cellulite. Me, I have several large scars on my body, might not be happy until I see that. Someone else might be of another ethnicity, or gender, or sexual…

And cinched waists with with those V-shaped waistbands. Love it!

Not even accounting for the fact that gluttony is the one culturally accepted vice women are allowed to engage in. Sex? She’s a slut. Drinking? So sloppy. Smoking? The Marlboro man says it’s too masculine. Weed? What are you, a bro?

THIS is my favorite fashion time period! That late ‘70s, early-80s softness is my jam!

I think so... I also think being fat is no crime. It IS pretty shitty to go out of your way to make someone feel bad, especially when it hits one gender more than another.

Stupid. Worst it can do is give us some self esteem. More than one third of Americans are already fat.

AND it's ignoring that fact that America is already fat - not fat and fabulous (yet)... Just fat and sad :-(

Guh. Lane Bryant. The TV sitcom of clothes, replete with canned laugh track.

I'm falling asleep just thinking about it.