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[Warning: Spoilers below.]This cycle-logical marvel, posted to Reddit last week, shows a dirty bike sitting in the mud on its back tire with no front tire anywhere in sight — as if it’s popping a phantom wheelie. It initially seems like the bicycle’s front tire was taken off for repairs.

a study conducted by Toronto’s York University discovered that “slim-thick” imagery online causes more body dissatisfaction amongst young women.The study actually named the Kardashian mogul and her sister Kylie Jenner as influencers who contribute to the discontent women feel about their bodies because of their online content.The “slim-thick” body ideal — defined by the researchers as “a curvier or more full-body type, characterized by a small waist and flat stomach but large butt, breasts and thighs” — has become more idolized in mainstream media in recent years.“The hashtags #thick, #thicc and #slimthick have 6.2 million, 3.4 million, and 1 million posts on Instagram respectively, and the hashtag #slimthicc has 134 million tags on TikTok,” the researchers said of 2021 social trends.While a thin, Kate Moss-esque frame might have been ideal in years prior, that trend is out and the Kim K’s of the world are in.But those curves aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.The family of influencers is regularly outed for egregious photoshop fails, including this week when Kim’s leg fell victim to some heavy-handed editing, prompting its removal from her Instagram.It’s become routine to digitally alter photos, the York University study said, “thus making the thin ideal even thinner and less attainable for the average woman.”While it’s not illegal to alter a photo or get plastic surgery, of course, body acceptance influencer Mik Zazon, 26, told The Post it’s “manipulating authenticity” by not being transparent about it.A post shared by Mik Zazon (@mikzazon)The Ohio-based content creator, who has over one million followers said one example is when Kim shared her psoriasis outbreak on her face in a selfie posted to Instagram, which made

unedited bikini photo flap that her family said was accidentally posted without permission.“Hey guys, this is me and my body unretouched and unfiltered,” Kardashian posted along with a video of herself wearing nothing but a bikini bottom while jumping and holding her breasts.“The photo that was posted this week is beautiful.

tank top while running errands in Los Angeles — Eilish smoothly says the nasty reactions to her voluptuousness didn’t come as an offense because she’s comfortable with how she looks. “There’s this picture of me, like, running from my car to my brother’s front door — on like, a 110-degree day, in a tank top,” the “Don’t Smile at Me” singer explained to Vanity Fair in the fourth edition of her “time capsule” video interview series.“And everyone’s like, ‘Damn, Billie got fat!'” she said, mocking her haters.

In lockdown, some people have found inspiration in baking sourdough, while others have filled their time Marie Kondo-ing their living spaces. But then there are those that have found much more creative outlets for their time in isolation Brett Walker is one such person.“I have always been a creative person, always liked making things.

Apparently people think Zac Efron has a dad bod and, quite honestly, I am baffled on so many levels. Baffled.

Billie Eilish is almost as well known for her baggy, oversized fashion aesthetic as she is for her poignant and soulful (not to mention, Grammy Award-winning) . Back in 2019, she explained to that her style is extremely intentional and “gives nobody the opportunity to judge what my body looks like.”That doesn't mean the is immune to those who think they are allowed to express their opinions about her body.

When you X-Ray my chest, it looks as though there’s a first generation iPod in my right breast, a pair of leads stretching toward my heart. The pacemaker I had inserted when I was 18 saved my life, and left me with a cyborg body.I’ll back up for context.

Orange Is The New Black star Matt McGorry has opened up on his unhealthy relationship with his body and diet culture, revealing he had a ‘dehydration plan’ to shoot shirtless scenes.