Heather Radke

all day long and you'll have like a slightly bigger butt but you can't really make an enormous butt out of a small butt. It's just not really possible. So it's one of the reasons why it's actually just so bizarre that fashion asks us this of us is that it's asking something that's kind of not actually humanly possible is to change what your butt looks like.

But that's probably also true about breast size or other parts of our body where

But that's probably also true about breast size or other parts of our body where

But that's probably also true about breast size or other parts of our body where

the demands of fashion to be something actually fundamentally different than what you are, it's just actually, it's part of why it's so emotionally difficult to contend with and also why so many women end up being really frustrated by the fashion industry is that it's actually asking something that's like not easy to do and really in many cases not possible to do.

the demands of fashion to be something actually fundamentally different than what you are, it's just actually, it's part of why it's so emotionally difficult to contend with and also why so many women end up being really frustrated by the fashion industry is that it's actually asking something that's like not easy to do and really in many cases not possible to do.

the demands of fashion to be something actually fundamentally different than what you are, it's just actually, it's part of why it's so emotionally difficult to contend with and also why so many women end up being really frustrated by the fashion industry is that it's actually asking something that's like not easy to do and really in many cases not possible to do.

I really like to think about it like the way I, one of the scientists I interviewed told, his name is Chris Hoff. And he said to me that any butt that's not killing you is a good enough butt, basically. And I think that's a nice way to think about it. Like probably your butt is attractive to somebody and that's like a great thing. human variation is a wonderful part of what it is to be human.

I really like to think about it like the way I, one of the scientists I interviewed told, his name is Chris Hoff. And he said to me that any butt that's not killing you is a good enough butt, basically. And I think that's a nice way to think about it. Like probably your butt is attractive to somebody and that's like a great thing. human variation is a wonderful part of what it is to be human.

I really like to think about it like the way I, one of the scientists I interviewed told, his name is Chris Hoff. And he said to me that any butt that's not killing you is a good enough butt, basically. And I think that's a nice way to think about it. Like probably your butt is attractive to somebody and that's like a great thing. human variation is a wonderful part of what it is to be human.

It's part of how we're able to continue to live as a species and probably there's somebody out there who thinks your butt is great and to me that feels like a really exciting part of the research that I found is like there isn't actually a butt that is fundamentally correct.

It's part of how we're able to continue to live as a species and probably there's somebody out there who thinks your butt is great and to me that feels like a really exciting part of the research that I found is like there isn't actually a butt that is fundamentally correct.

It's part of how we're able to continue to live as a species and probably there's somebody out there who thinks your butt is great and to me that feels like a really exciting part of the research that I found is like there isn't actually a butt that is fundamentally correct.

There's no science that I know of that suggests that there's a universally attractive butt. And even that science that suggests there's a universally attractive face, I think, is something to kind of look a little bit closer at.

There's no science that I know of that suggests that there's a universally attractive butt. And even that science that suggests there's a universally attractive face, I think, is something to kind of look a little bit closer at.

There's no science that I know of that suggests that there's a universally attractive butt. And even that science that suggests there's a universally attractive face, I think, is something to kind of look a little bit closer at.

I think that there's faces that a lot of us find attractive and there's butts that a lot of us find attractive, but part of that is because there's a kind of cultural mechanism that's helping us to find them that way, if that makes any sense.

I think that there's faces that a lot of us find attractive and there's butts that a lot of us find attractive, but part of that is because there's a kind of cultural mechanism that's helping us to find them that way, if that makes any sense.

I think that there's faces that a lot of us find attractive and there's butts that a lot of us find attractive, but part of that is because there's a kind of cultural mechanism that's helping us to find them that way, if that makes any sense.

And it's really hard to separate out what is biologically attractive versus what is culturally attractive because you can never really separate people out from the culture that they live in in order to ask that question. And I think with butts in particular, though, there's so much variation.