Isabel Brown
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1,640 appearances
11 recordings
8 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 4 Jun
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So maybe a little bit.
I find it really sad, to be honest with you.
It's the same way I feel about looks maxing for men.
Look, I think there's an important discussion we should be having as a society when it comes to beauty standards that we've really lost over the past decade or so.
And you've seen complete erasure of any concept between the difference of ugly versus beautiful, not just in people's physical appearance, but you've seen this with architecture, you've seen this with fashion, you've seen this with art, where ugly is now celebrated as normal or even highlighted as beautiful.
But obviously this can go to a really sinister place very, very quickly.
There was a news article that went super viral the last couple of days of Demi Moore on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival and she's throwing her arms up and she truly looks skeletal.
I mean, very, very unhealthy on death's doorstep level skinny.
And the New York Post shared these photos with the headline on X, Demi Moore shows off her toned arms on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival.
That is just as damaging as this normalization of morbid obesity that I think we've seen targeting young women for so long.
And I think this is just part of that same agenda.
Something you virtually have no control over in a realistic sense, right?
It's just... Which still feels more like a more fringe conversation, I think, for guys.
Like clavicular has gained a lot of international attention lately on social media and on the internet.
But guys, I think, generally look at the concept of male looks maxing.
as this weird fringe corner of the internet or something entertaining to watch, not as a blueprint for their own life.
Yeah.
You know, this feels to me just to be a larger part of the exact same cultural issue we're seeing across everything targeting young girls today.
And it goes hand in hand with the attack that we've seen for masculinity in the West all across the last several decades, really throughout my lifetime, where anything remotely labeled masculine was considered toxic and needed to get rid of from society.
We had to attack it with everything we had from our culture because that was an outdated, antiquated part of how people used to interact.
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