Promotion of Anorexia ?

So I’m new to red note, but has anyone else noticed the blatant praise of severe anorexia ? Like I’m not talking about just really skinny, I’m talking about seeing someone’s entire collar bone structure. Literally just skin and bones. And all of the comments are people supporting it and praising the girl. I’ve seen three girls in that stage of Anorexia now.

I know the US isn’t much better and I’ve always heard of China/asian beauty standards. But seeing that was so jarring. It makes me so sad for the girls.

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makidonalds•over 1 year ago•1

Havent seen it but like you said, its like that most places. I found a group of curvy and plus size girls to follow, so my algo is working, thankfully.

Ana_Na_Moose•over 1 year ago•1

I haven’t seen it, but it wouldn’t surprise me, given this app is majority middle to upper class women. Though to be fair, this is a problem shared with Instagram and Facebook too.

berderkalfheim•over 1 year ago•1

There are a much lower rate if anorexia nervosa in China or Asia in general afaik than in the US.

In general people in Asia just have a much skinnier and petite body type and frame. An example is 金晨, a dancer celebrity in China that is quite well known for her beauty… She is skinny as shit but eat plates full of food each time if you watch her in reality TV.

In America, people drive everywhere and in China, people walk a lot more per day.

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