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<blockquote data-quote="sanbruno" data-source="post: 1272752" data-attributes="member: 16656">RE: Prediction for the 20sI'm fairly certain tattoos are on the decline. Tats really blew up beginning with the infamous tramp stamp of the late 90s, early 2000s, but I'd be very surprised if tattoos were still a growing trend. It seems women are striving more for the svelte yoga pants/crop top look now versus the tatted, &quot;bad girl in the club&quot; look of the 2000s. I also honestly don't think Western women are actually getting fatter, at least not under 30s. Women are always upping the ante in terms of their looks, and thanks to yoga pants and endless &quot;athleisure&quot; everywhere, I don't see any less pressure to be fit. The Fat Acceptance movement is just coming from the same delusional fatties that always existed, and the left is so desperate for victim castes that they're willing to indulge obesity, or any lack of personal responsibility, as some sort of modern civil rights movement. I highly doubt any thin women have any delusions that getting fat isn't going to dramatically lower their SMV, they only &quot;support&quot; this crap because they love sabotaging other women. The women I see out and about now are hotter than ever, but that could also be a combination of my age and things like Spanx blurring my perception. Attitudes are of course worse than ever, but there is no reversal in sight on that end.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sanbruno, post: 1272752, member: 16656"] [b]RE: Prediction for the 20s[/b] I'm fairly certain tattoos are on the decline. Tats really blew up beginning with the infamous tramp stamp of the late 90s, early 2000s, but I'd be very surprised if tattoos were still a growing trend. It seems women are striving more for the svelte yoga pants/crop top look now versus the tatted, "bad girl in the club" look of the 2000s. I also honestly don't think Western women are actually getting fatter, at least not under 30s. Women are always upping the ante in terms of their looks, and thanks to yoga pants and endless "athleisure" everywhere, I don't see any less pressure to be fit. The Fat Acceptance movement is just coming from the same delusional fatties that always existed, and the left is so desperate for victim castes that they're willing to indulge obesity, or any lack of personal responsibility, as some sort of modern civil rights movement. I highly doubt any thin women have any delusions that getting fat isn't going to dramatically lower their SMV, they only "support" this crap because they love sabotaging other women. The women I see out and about now are hotter than ever, but that could also be a combination of my age and things like Spanx blurring my perception. Attitudes are of course worse than ever, but there is no reversal in sight on that end. [/QUOTE]

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