Ayesha Curry really slimmed down

[#1 pick]

the streets matter

#SBTTS
She
Belongs
To
The
Streets

 

[African Peasant]

Curry LOST.

 

[#1 pick]

Very true. Boxy women need to stay thin or they’ll look like linebackers with t*ts. Cassie is a perfect example. Her being thin hides her boxy shape and broad shoulders. Cassie has a pretty face though. Ayesha is just meh with no sex appeal

Face is everything. If you got a great face, you can rock any shape.

 

[ALonelyDad]

the streets matter

Live long enough to see yourself become a whore

 

[The G.O.D II]

She looks super mannish now. But y’all weirdo nikkas need to stop with the extreme Incel speak. Y’all don’t know Steph and especially ayeesha past what you see on tv. If that man is happy( and apparently he is since he keeps knocking her up) then stfu

 

[#1 pick]

 

[jay83]

Derek fisher needs to just be put on an island by himself and reflect on how bad of a scumbag he is. Lol

 

[Carlton Banks]

Out of respect for Steph I won't comment lol

 

[Rawtid]

She looks good. The pics just seem awkward.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Too much but good for her

 

[EndDomination]

Prime Ayesha Curry was

That's literally her exact body shame now - all she did was tan and change hairstyles

 

[EndDomination]

She's shaped weird af

She's been shaped like this - she just doesn't have particularly big hips or a large chest. She's shaped like your average woman - just in healthy condition.

She looks sick.

What about her looks "sick?"

 

[EndDomination]

Can anyone answer me this. I’ve literally just had a debate in regards to this topic.

why don’t Black women (doesn’t apply to this thread) embrace being thin? They act as if it is a put down as if everyone is going to be super curvy.

The majority of African-Americans are overweight, both men and women.

"Thinness" has been characterized and racialised for decades now - especially since Black women have been seen as "curvy" for several centuries. And I mean, "centuries."

There's a great book about fatphobia and its connection to African-Americans called "Fearing the Black Body."

Check it out.

And fitness culture in the Black community has also existed for decades - perhaps just not in your vantage point.

 

[seabreeze80]

She looks good either way. She always seems so sad and insecure. Hopefully this brings her inner peace.

 

[EA]

This thread is a lot cattier than I expected