I think she suits her hair much better short. It was awful when it was long and always draped over one shoulder.That hair cut does nothing for her at all.... looks awful!
I think she suits her hair much better short. It was awful when it was long and always draped over one shoulder.That hair cut does nothing for her at all.... looks awful!
Had to log back into Insta to see the haircut and you’ve very right... it does absolutely nothing for herThat hair cut does nothing for her at all.... looks awful!
I thought the same! She looked like she had no bra on?That burnt orange dress looks horrendous- sorry Cal hun!
Agreed. I had a good laugh at her posing for the photo opp beside her bike while wearing it. First time we’ve seen the bike in weeksThat burnt orange dress looks horrendous- sorry Cal hun!
On the beg for air con tonight. It’s hot. Get over it or lose weight. Simple.
if you’re bigger, you get hotter quicker and sweat more. It’s scientifically proven.I didn’t realise thin people were immune to this heatwave.
Can confirm this is Accurate. I’ve been on both ends and where I live our summers are INTENSE and I didn’t feel it nowhere near as bad as I have when I was much largerif you’re bigger, you get hotter quicker and sweat more. It’s scientifically proven.
I mean, I just looked and I can't find any peer-reviewed medical journals talking about the correlation between body fat and how we perceive heat. I did find one linking obesity to a lower core temperature, but that would fly directly in the face of your "sweaty fatty" narrative.if you’re bigger, you get hotter quicker and sweat more. It’s scientifically proven.
Exactly. I’m speaking from experience too. Years ago I’d have sweaty legs on the tube because I was big, now I don’t get this.Can confirm this is Accurate. I’ve been on both ends and where I live our summers are INTENSE and I didn’t feel it nowhere near as bad as I have when I was much larger
Not sure that’s true. My husband is slim, tall and fit and he absolutely melts in the heat, sweats profusely and generally hates the heatwave more than me and I am a bit of a fatty tbh.if you’re bigger, you get hotter quicker and sweat more. It’s scientifically proven.
Same. Me (obese) and boyfriend (very athletic) went for a run yesterday and we were both a mess, obviously, but he was much more of a baby about it .Not sure that’s true. My husband is slim, tall and fit and he absolutely melts in the heat, sweats profusely and generally hates the heatwave more than me and I am a bit of a fatty tbh.
Tbh I’m pretty big and I don’t do well in the heat but reading this reminded me that my friend gets so sweaty that when he teaches a gym class they have to mop around him during it he has honestly 0 body fat ! I can do the same gym class and while I’m pretty sweaty I’m not trip hazard sweatyNot sure that’s true. My husband is slim, tall and fit and he absolutely melts in the heat, sweats profusely and generally hates the heatwave more than me and I am a bit of a fatty tbh.
Also anecdotal evidence does not count as ‘scientifically proven’. I include myself in that.
Anecdotal experience/"evidence" does not make it true.Exactly. I’m speaking from experience too. Years ago I’d have sweaty legs on the tube because I was big, now I don’t get this.
Cool. But is it actually hot or is she hot because she’s fat? Because as far as I can tell EVERYONE is hot. Losing a few stone isn’t going to stop it being 30 degrees. Say you hate fat people and leave.if you’re bigger, you get hotter quicker and sweat more. It’s scientifically proven.
Exactly!! It’s too hot to argue the toss. It’s 32 where I amCool. But is it actually hot or is she hot because she’s fat? Because as far as I can tell EVERYONE is hot. Losing a few stone isn’t going to stop it being 30 degrees. Say you hate fat people and leave.