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and that makes this picture, to me, really quite terrifying.
Example: 'you. are . so. fat. It makes your picture so terrifying.' & It's not like you'd walk up to someone who is overweight and say 'hey, you're such a glutton. It's scary looking to me.'
Then it wouldn't be acceptable, right? So how is telling someone the opposite, acceptable? Personally, it is *always* rude to comment on weight. It's generally very tacky.
Inappropriate. I find this to be a lovely photograph, no matter what size. Jeez, as if this even needs to be addressed, but apparently it does.
so okay, i was being blunt, but also honest. i was saying i find such unhealthy seeming weightless-ness scary. to me. i didn't say it was ugly or she should gain weight. i actually think [in this case] it really adds to this pic.
so take a chill pill please. i didn't mean offence, the artist didn't take it that way, so please don't inerfere.
[and i apologise to you if i offened you, either here or in my original comment]
Take care. Be well ~