African Fashion

False dichotomy.

Encouraging lack of exercise, sloth, overeating.

KAK.

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what a fucken song! You can really feel the horn

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Being fat is nothing to be proud of. It isn’t attractive, it isn’t sexy, it isn’t healthy, it isn’t to be desired. And this constant bullshit from the PC Brigade, like “oh, be fat and beautifull – skinny girls aren’t REAL women.” Whatta loada shit! Get the fuck up off your fat ass and go for a run. That goes for men and women.

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Right, so which would you rather have – and be honest now – a really skinny girl or a really fat girl? if we’re dealing in extremes, which is idiotic to start of with, would you want someone closer to skinny and healthy, or closer to fatty and healthy?

Let’s get something straight – being healthy, attractive, curvy, whatever – is desirable. Being grotesquely corpulent, like the women on this signboard is not – it’s a symbol of laziness, sloth, excess and its attraction is probably most obvious to fetishists.

“wholesome images of chunky African women in bright coloured clothing were what the fashion world actually aspired to”

Yeah, do see how stupid this is? You’re just reversing the game. Swapping one extreme for another.

Also, why the sudden interest in traditionally unattractive fat, middle-aged African women? Is this some kind of counter-balance to the shitstorm that was raging in the Bantwana soccer team comment thread?

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Andy i bet Grapefruit is a gay Indian with no pubes.

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Sour Grapes mr. Grapefruit??

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@ Anonymous

So you’re suggesting Krush Grapefruit is Gavin Rajah, then?

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Wow burp, such a deep and obviously thought through comment. You are a great asset to mahala. Keep up the good work.

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AFRICAN clothes..contact ABDUL…….

Gotta love the New South Africa…..what next

For KIMONOS and YUKATA’s ..contact Sikhumbuzo

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