I agree, but it's worthwhile to keep in mind people said the same thing about Ledger matching Nicholson's Joker.

Well I would hope they'd be smart enough to not try and match Ledger's Joker, but create a new one, as Ledger and the Nolans did.

In the same way RDJ is Tony Stark

I am sympathetic to the ones who have assholes on social media criticize their bodies, but I have nothing but eye rolls for the ones who write op-Ed pieces about “skinny shaming.”

I JUST re-watched this about a week ago on Netflix.

A kindred spirit!

What I want to know is: how many plus-size designers are, themselves, plus-sized?

Oh, sister! I love dresses, but the fetishized cherry-print victory-roll pinup girl is just not for me...and I feel like it has become a shorthand for “acceptable fatness”.

“pulled from the cauldron of What the Fuck”

Lane Bryant always has such matronly clothing.

Oh god, the Bedazzled ass pockets. MY ASS GETS ALL KINDS OF ATTENTION ON ITS OWN, THANKS.

This purple thing is definitely . . . well, it’s definitely a thing. It looks sort of like someone made a bathrobe out of a towel and a shower curtain.

I feel like there’s not likely to be much overlap between women who will spend $50 for a t-shirt and women who are interested in t-shirts proclaiming their classiness in metallic lettering. I also hope that neither group is particularly well-populated to begin with.

‘Skinny shaming’ is like ‘reverse racism’...highly questionable to me.

Why can’t plus size ladies have natural fiber clothes? Is there some cotton klan that has organized against us?!

I feel like Lane Bryant almost single-handedly created and assigned a style to plus size women...one that very few of us actually want.

That “Classy Woman” tee is the worst fucking thing I’ve ever seen.

Although things like higher prices for healthcare fill me with righteous feminist rage I have things to say about razors and haircuts.