so the market can decide with regards to the magazine but when it comes to plus side gals, it's 'advertising is simply catering to a group that would rather be comforted than face reality,' and not just another reflection of the market moving to provide a service as needed?No rules here, other than let the market decide. I’ve never purchased SI, and likely never will.
This glorification of lardasses in advertising is simply catering to a group that would rather be comforted than face reality.
It’s not a bad thing for me. Wife is in the medical field, so this widespread obesity epidemic ensures a steady stream of future patients.
ozempic is going to change a lot of things for a lot of people. But it can't change our bad habits.
Seems like we are more worried about the symptoms and not that actual disease if we think that this type of advertising is the cause of our obesity issues. Maybe we should look at the reason our society is in this position, food sources, sugar consumption, sedentary lifestyle, etc and not just make it about blaming the end user.