I mean the fact is that Australian chickens (organic or conventional) aren’t even fed, nor do they receive hormones in any way, that is a myth. Thirdly, her absolute ignorance and lack of education or understanding about this subject are not only insulting, really disrespectful but just plain stupid. Secondly, it suggests that what I feed my children is not healthy and worse, that it is filled with nasties that are causing their bodies to alter in a way that they shouldn’t, or at least at a time when they shouldn’t. In actuality, I was the same age as her when these developments began happening to me (and no, I didn’t eat ‘too much’ chicken either). The chicken question though was a whole new level of ridiculousness for a whole bunch of reasons.įirstly, it implied that puberty is a bad thing, that it is unnatural to go through it at a particular age, and that my daughter’s age is abnormal. RELATED: Girl bullied for having a dupe Stanley Cup at school It was ridiculous for many reasons Despite this, I was pretty livid about the comment because it is not the first time, she has something along these lines – alluding to our diet and lifestyle and that it is somehow problematic, which it is not. Thankfully when I returned Elle didn’t bring it up again or try to continue that conversation. Instead, I laughed, got up and walked away, pretending I had to do something in another area of the house. I could feel anger rise inside but I gritted my teeth in order to repress my urge to say something I’d regret. While hearing this sounded absolutely ludicrous, it was crystal clear that this question and follow-up response was not a joke and that she was completely serious. “They pump chickens full of hormones and that can cause breast growth in humans you know,' she replied. Puzzled, I asked why she wanted to know this. “Do you eat a lot of chicken?”Įlle asked, almost as if she knew the answer I was going to give, “do you eat a lot of chicken?” If the submission is an album, there must be images that comply with this rule to avoid removal.At first, I had no idea why she was reacting like this, but I wasn’t left in the dark for too long. Photos that are simply from the chest and above will be removed. Photos must display the majority of the subject's body frame. ✘ We could imagine that the rest of her is petite, but that's not the point. Ideally we need to see everything from the shoulders down to a couple inches above the groin.Įxamples breaking the 'majority of frame' rule Basically if you can't see the belly button, it will 100% be removed. Yes, but what does the 'majority of the model's frame' actually mean? Please report any submissions that break this rule. If you're sure a model is petite, find a full-body photo that better shows off her petiteness and submit that instead. Photos like these are better suited to tit-centric subreddits like r/boobies or r/tits.

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