Dear FLOTUS: Shut up. Signed, your kids.
It's clear that Michelle Obama has issues.  
I mean, selling a national weight-guilt program on the basis that your skinny daughters are fat, when you buy your dresses at Milan's and Paris' most trendy tent and awning shoppes?
So, on behalf of your children and kids everywhere, please shut up.
Thanks.
In that awkward stage in between being a little kid and a teenager, that space of years we’ve come to call “tween”, I can tell you that girls already have taken notice of their body shape and type and started comparing it to the celebrities they see on TV, girls often older than they are. This comparison influences the way they dress, what they eat, how they carry themselves, and most importantly how they view themselves when they look in the mirror. In a culture that dictates girls should be stick thin and flawless, dress provocatively and above their age group, and intimacy is expected lest you be considered a “prude”, it is harder for girls today than ever before to be comfortable in their own skin.
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 This amount of arrogance, the sheer impardonable pretension, is bound to be popular.
This amount of arrogance, the sheer impardonable pretension, is bound to be popular. 
 
	


 
 
 
 


 
 

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