Because I was bored

renosweeney:

Lea and Dianna: Real bodies vs. their Photoshopped counterparts

Here’s a comparison of two photos of Lea and Dianna: one was the photo taken of them in the studio, and the other the final Photoshopped photo scanned from a magazine.

Lea, Glamour,December 2011:

• Eye makeup was adjusted
• Eyebrows were trimmed
• Some skin spots removed
• Wrinkles on nose removed
• Wrinkles on wrists removed
• Tone added to legs and arms
• Breasts accentuated
• Waist and back made dramatically smaller

Dianna, Cosmopolitan,September 2011:

• Wrinkles from dress removed
• Elbow has been reshaped
• Mouth tension erased
• Armpits are smoother
• Arms are skinnier and more toned
• Collarbones less noticeable
• Nose reshaped
• Breasts augmented
• Stomach made smaller (it’s cropped out from this picture, but her waistline is at least 3 inches smaller)

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Achele + hands

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She may be just completely unreal, but she kinda looks like a cardboard cutout of herself.  

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futue-te-ipsum:

Inappropriate Quinn is inappropriate.

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gleekstorm:

anothergayshark:

ihavetowin:

sums up this episode perfectly

Brittany’s reaction = fandom reaction.

You know what highlights Glee’s sexism perfectly? The fact that, since the relationship at the focus of this story line is between 2 girls, they have to bring in a male to fix things. 

You’re telling me that Brittany couldn’t have been the one consoling Santana? She’s been doing it up until now, why change that? Oh wait, because then none of the male characters would be able to gain hero status. 

I’m sorry, but there is no reason that Santana’s coming out should have in any way been influenced by Finn Hudson. Especially after 3x06 - it’s just adding salt into the wounds. 

The rest of the girls could have rallied around her, and even Puck and Mike. Why was it necessary for it to be Finn? The only reason it would have made sense is if it was so they could address the fact that he outed her - which they didn’t. even. do.

Santana is going through one of the toughest times of her life right now and we saw no interaction with her girlfriend. 

I just don’t understand why this is happening. It genuinely confuses me.

 #how the fuck did this episode even happen?

What happened was that this episode was written by the same guy who apparently referred to part of the Glee fandom as “angry lesbos”. That awkward moment when a coming out episode is written by someone who’s at least a little homophobic. He could probably relate to Finn. The lesbians don’t deserve fair treatment.

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