Jameela Jamil

And there's an anthropological basis to this, right?

Fundamentally, on some level, we all want to be included.

We don't want to be left

behind and women are given this messaging that you will be left behind you'll be left behind if you don't meet whatever new fucking bullshit standard exists now and so what's so funny is that when you get older you realize oh it's a loop all these things that were in fashion come in and out of fashion and then they come in and out of fashion again i've maintained the same hairstyle for 38 years wow partially as an experiment

to see how often it comes back into fashion.

And my hairstyle literally gets called out as like a new trend every four years.

And it's a picture of me and my exact same hair that then went out of fashion.

So I'm like, why don't I just stay this?

My body has largely not changed most of my life since I had anorexia.

I just like, what if I just stay the fucking same?

I'll just keep coming in and out of fashion.

It's such a funny trend.

I think as soon as enough people reach super skinny, curves are gonna come back.

Some actress or model or singer will come onto the scene with massive tits and thighs and an ass and everyone will go, this is exciting.

Bored of all you bitches who look the same.

And everyone will be running back to the BBLs that they just had removed and getting all the tits that they had removed put back in.

It's just a cycle of hell.

And so I think...

I was subscribing to that cycle because I didn't want to get left behind.

And recovering was realizing that, oh, you never do get left behind.