BBLs Are Leaving Their “Natural Habitat”… and Something’s Off

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• JA

  @janaedanyiel · 5 months ago · pinned

  This is such an eye opening but complex conversation and I need to know your opinions!<br><br>Tell me, do you think it’s the body… or the meaning people have attached to it?<br><br>Thanks for watching, enjoy your Saturday! 💕

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• RE

  @RenewedRootsNomad · 5 months ago

  Having a big butt before bbl’s was hard enough and it’s sad to hear all these stereotypes.

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• PI

  @pineapplecatxdwonderpigs8160 · 5 months ago

  I think it’s wrong and perverted to record strangers butts. I don’t care what kind of point they had, some of those videos are disgraceful and disrespectful.

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• MA

  @Mamashawnee3111 · 5 months ago

  as a natural big booty girlie… the over sexualization and assumptions have me trying to dress differently, cover up, etc because there is no escaping it 😢

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• AN

  @Angelgirl18647 · 5 months ago

  I do not have a a BBL. I am a very pear shaped woman. Early in my career as a mental health counselor, I worked with children between the ages 5-18 within the school system. My second boss (my first boss left 1 month in due to medical reasons) told me that I was too shapely to work with any boy over the age of 13 and removed every single teenage boy them from my caseload. This was the second day I met her. She wanted to remove me from working with the girls as well, but didn&apos;t have the labor to do so. She said my knee length pencil skirt was inappropriate and that parents would say I belong around the corner and not in the school. &nbsp;I remember sobbing for hours.

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• XX

  @XxVampic_UchihaxX · 5 months ago

  Mfs acting like you can just take off your bbl for a casual situation.

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• JM

  @jm4050 · 5 months ago

  The fact that there is awareness in separating social media and real life makes me wish people did this for every aspect.

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• SM

  @smrigby-rodriguez8618 · 5 months ago

  Im a woman &nbsp;in my 70s. A close friend of mine growing up had a rear end that was huge. It was awful for her. She was mocked and ridiculed. She couldn&apos;t find a pair of jeans she could wear. She wore a big cardigan even in summer. I actually got into physical fights on two occassions with people making fun of her. It never got easier. I moved away but we kept in touch over the years. She had 2 kids, but never married. She confided in me that she no longer went to school events because her son had been teased by classmates who had seen her. It was like she had a deformity. But a deformity that people felt free to comment on. She&apos;s no longer living, but i wonder what she would&apos;ve thought about the bbl trend. She was such a nice person. Alright, now I feel like crying. Bye

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• AR

  @Ari-l6f · 5 months ago

  Women&apos;s beauty standards are very fickle. When I was growing up, the 90&apos;s body style was very much still in, tall, skinny, flat bodies. It was really interesting to be picked on for having a butt to within almost a year being envied for it. Shit is like a revolving door. We need to just be comfortable and healthy.

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• CH

  @Cheerstotrying · 5 months ago

  This is a crazy conversation considering how they were perfectly fine in broad daylight last year. But since everybody is going thin is in, it&apos;s no longer allowed, because that trend is out of style.

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• HO

  @howdyhiho · 5 months ago

  Normalize not recording or commenting on other humans body while out in public. I feel like it&apos;s such a simple concept but so hard for too many to grasp. It&apos;s sad what people are willing to do to each other just for some views &amp; laughs on the internet. People have killed themselves for way less.

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• AY

  @AyeSeaBeaSee · 5 months ago

  Its crazy how much money is made off of women&apos;s insecurities.<br><br>Almost feels like its on purpose.

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