Skydancer Photos wrote:
She's just a kid.

But you guys go ahead and try to feel better about yourselves.

16 years old is big enough to know that some things aren't feasible.

Call Me Caitlin wrote:

16 years old is old enough to know that some things aren't feasible.

scrymettet wrote:
being mean for once
16 yo , 330 lbl and 5'3
walking is going to be a miracle soon if she doesn't lose weight

I liked this part:

"Do you want your kids always starving themselfs to be like a model who is a 00 ? Or would you rather them eat healthy"

Ignoring for the moment that some women really are naturally very thin, I think we see here the 2 extremes of unhealthy eating.

All Yours Photography wrote:

I liked this part:

"Do you want your kids always starving themselfs to be like a model who is a 00 ? Or would you rather them eat healthy"

Ignoring for the moment that some women really are naturally very thin, I think we see here the 2 extremes of unhealthy eathing.

330lbs and eating healthy ? not in the same sentence.
being fat is not healthy, I know, I weighted 300 lbs at 5,10'' but I lost 100 of them.

All Yours Photography wrote:

I liked this part:

"Do you want your kids always starving themselfs to be like a model who is a 00 ? Or would you rather them eat healthy"

Ignoring for the moment that some women really are naturally very thin, I think we see here the 2 extremes of unhealthy eathing.

like me, for example. never been bigger than a size 4 my entire life.
I know basic nutrition and how to count calories. I usually never go over my calorie budget, which is around 1600 calories a day.

Skydancer Photos wrote:
She's just a kid.

But you guys go ahead and try to feel better about yourselves.

Seriously?

This just in: white knighting a rolling trainwreck IS the latest troll trend.

Call Me Caitlin wrote:
https://www.change.org/en-CA/petitions/ … inny-curvy

at 5'3" and 330 lbs, i would assume your "walk" is more of a waddle.

DEMANDS RUNWAY TIME!!!!!!!!!

All Yours Photography wrote:

I liked this part:

"Do you want your kids always starving themselfs to be like a model who is a 00 ? Or would you rather them eat healthy"

Ignoring for the moment that some women really are naturally very thin, I think we see here the 2 extremes of unhealthy eathing.

LVL Photography wrote:
Just reading this was so incredibly painful.  If I have to mentally insert the punctuation and correct the spelling mistakes then I am not focusing on the message you are trying to get across. 

Why didn't she use spelling and grammar checks?

she has a pint to proofs heres OKAYZ!. and is not being a gurmaticlee currects pursuns! Is about peeple and helths and selfs! Okayz!

I dunno... I guess being Morbidly OBESE and being a "model" figure of health and physical excellence are one in the same to her...

Call Me Caitlin wrote:
https://www.change.org/en-CA/petitions/ … inny-curvy

at 5'3" and 330 lbs, i would assume your "walk" is more of a waddle.

I mean it's not like her petition has a lot of signatures.

Alannah Jones Styling wrote:

I mean it's not like her petition has a lot of signatures.

even if it does get 500,000 signatures, it isn't going to change anything.

Call Me Caitlin wrote:

even if it does get 500,000 signatures, it isn't going to change anything.

Exactly!So who cares? A lot of people think they can change the industry or they have a chance in the industry.

Koryn wrote:
She should probably be more concerned about learning how to write acceptably, so she can ... you know... graduate from high school.

but changing the fashion industry is much more important!

Alabaster Crowley wrote:
Wait, what?

"Why dont we see mulitcoloured people on the runway ones who have white and black skin, black faces but white arms be different be you."

Because those people don't exist? Unless she's talking about vitiligo which I assume she is not.

Giuseppe Luzio wrote:

she has a pint to proofs heres OKAYZ!. and is not being a gurmaticlee currects pursuns! Is about peeple and helths and selfs! Okayz!

I dunno... I guess being Morbidly OBESE and being a "model" figure of health and physical excellence are one in the same to her...

Hehehehehehehehe. 

Call Me Caitlin wrote:
https://www.change.org/en-CA/petitions/ … inny-curvy

At 5'3" and 330 lbs, i would assume your "walk" is more of a waddle.

At age 16 years old, a height of 5' 3" and ... 330 lbs!!!   Prehaps the "show" she should be on is "The Biggest Loser" to save her from a life of potentially greater risk of diabetes, heart disease, cancer and early death?  I'm being nice.  I'm concerned about her health.  She is pretty, but at 330 lbs with her height ... she is danger of health problems in the near future!  Even if her self confidence were enough to get her in a fashion show, it wont make her feel nearly as good about herself as working hard with diet and exercise to bring her weight down to healthy number.

I'm not for teenagers starving themselves, but there is a serious problem with obesity in America.  It's the diet of fast foods, and sugary drinks ... with soda in particular being so popular.  I'm all for healthy women and men walking the fashion catwalks ... NOT for obese, disillusioned teens who think all they need to do is feel good about themselves and that will mean they can do anything including model.

I'm against bullying of any kind and against those that bully others who are different.  I photograph models of all sorts, some who have tattoos, piercings, tall or short, thin or full figured or curvy, also of many ethnicities.  We all know that people come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but it's a "select few" that will make it as fashion models.

Alabaster Crowley wrote:
Surely she can't really be 330 at 5'3.

https://www.facebook.com/AllyHopeMcNair/photos

I would guess about HALF that.

SO MUCH PHOTO SHOP!   It's hard to tell.  I'm basing what I wrote on if she is telling the truth.  But even if she were 5' 3" and 103 lbs, she is still not being realistic about changing an entire industry.

Skydancer Photos wrote:
She's just a kid.

But you guys go ahead and try to feel better about yourselves.

This is a very good point. It probably plays a major factor in why he is saying these things.