Comments on: Jessica Simpson stays remarkably classy over weight gain controversy

By: anonymous a

anonymous a — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:00:07 +0000

She is fat and she looks clumpy in that outfit, she is just plain ugly and they call beyonce fat .. please this woman is fat ,,bey is curvier, JS is not curvy her body is meeting together!

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By: dog

dog — Thu, 07 May 2009 21:27:49 +0000

she is real fat man

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By: CB Rawks

CB Rawks — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 13:36:50 +0000

@NotBlonde

“…It’s because I don’t have to squeeze into my jeans or buy new ones. – I don’t get winded walking uphill. I can walk for 30 minutes (to work) and not stop or feel tired. It’s just nicer being somewhat in shape.”

Oh I definitely agree with that. Fitness and dieting to please YOURSELF is the reason to do it. Absolutely.

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By: coffee

coffee — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 06:10:26 +0000

it’s gotta be nice for her to relax from what’s probably a ridiculously strict diet

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By: t

Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:51:31 +0000

Jessica is not getting a hard time for gaining weight. She is getting a hard time for making a big deal out of herself when she was thin.

Everybody’s weight flucuates, but I don’t go to work in a bikini when my is at the low end, and if I did, I’d deserve whatever people said about me when I showed up a few months later bursting out of my mom jeans. I agree with Holly, Jessica can’t have it both ways.

I also agree with JMC that Joe is behind the pictures getting out. He’s just continuing with the Simpson business model…exploit Jessica’s body, whatever size it is.

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By: ChristinaX

ChristinaX — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 03:39:32 +0000

I’m just going to add something.

Like the non-smoking propaganda and PETA, all the skinny people who’ve never gained weight slamming people with a tendency to gain weight is counterproductive.

All the insults and fear mongering is ineffective, because all this criticism is doing is making people more defensive about their weight instead of actually saying “Yeah, I guess you’re right”. Sorry, but that’s the way people are.

For a long time, I’ve been chastised for not losing weight, and all it did was piss me off and at the end of the day hate myself. Is that a goal of yours? To make sure anyone even slightly overweight hate themselves?

Some of you are being incredibly bitchy on your high horses, and all I’m seeing from these posters is all criticism and no constructive.

Some of you set a pretty lousy example for girls who want to lose weight.

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By: Aubrey

Aubrey — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 01:16:13 +0000

nasty fatty

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By: JMC

JMC — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 23:09:29 +0000

“Remarkably Classy”?

You do realize this ENTIRE thing has been about publicity right? WHY else would she wear the most unflattering outfits if she was trying to make herself look nice?

Man, people are stooooopid.

Oh, and so convienent how Asslee got in her defense for a little publicity too.

Good job, Papa Joe! Truly, he is a brilliant famewhore.

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By: Annie

Annie — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 20:25:25 +0000

There is nothing positive about that, and I am not about to encourage that behavior by lowering my personal standards to match the lowering standards of everyone else.
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That’s what I’ve been trying to get at! lol

I mean, she can’t market herself as one thing and then not expect scrutiny.

What’s preventing her from choosing a healthier lifestyle? Nothing, she has more access than ALL of us lol and the money to get an amazing personal trainer who can whip her into tip top shape.

While the rest of us peons go along our merry way. Though I am admittedly blessed with great genes and therefore can pretty much scarf whatever I want and not worry about a gym membership.

AND! I think that everything’s circumstantial. You got 6 kids and a full work schedule, you’re gonna have some weight loss. Hell, whenever I studied for finals, I’d drop so much weight it was insane.

But, the girl has tours, she’s got things that should be keeping her in better shape than that.

P.S. I 2948290483th the claim about her being a bad dresser, she needs to stop being Dolly Parton 2009 version.

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By: Holly

Holly — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 18:03:22 +0000

Spin, fatties, spin spin spin. I’d have a lot more respect for the fat acceptance trend right now if it wasn’t rooted in laziness and lowering the bar for everyone nationwide. I have a serious neurological condition, intense chronic pain, a few car accident injuries to my shoulders and tailbone (which is also hairline fractured from an additional injury), occasional thyroid issues, a sweet tooth, a high rate of family obesity, and a lifetime of poor eating habits goin’ against me when it comes to managing my weight. But I do the work anyway. Its hard to have respect for those who don’t have enough discipline to get off their asses and eat the right things. I was only overweight when I was eating the wrong foods at the wrong time and refusing to exercise. There is nothing positive about that, and I am not about to encourage that behavior by lowering my personal standards to match the lowering standards of everyone else. If its not ok for me personally, then why would I pat anyone else on the back for it?

(BTW I totally don’t think Jess is fat, she’s just a little soft and a bad dresser. But of course the scrutiny will come given the emphasis she’s put on her figure before. You can’t have it both ways!)

Also:

“I dreamt the other night that Jessica married Tony Romo and they showed a clip on t.v. of them taking their vows in a beautiful meadow with butterflies flitting about everywhere!”

Most hilarious thing I’ve read, ever. That comment is a joke, right?

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