Take a second to consider how your burger feels. #JusticeForTheBurger2014 #AllBurgersAreBeautiful #RealBurgersRealBeauty

[justanothermudblood]

Victoria's Secret I Love My Body Campaign

 

 

Dove Real Beauty Campaign

 

 

Then, there's...

#JusticeForTheBurger2014

#AllBurgersAreBeautiful

#RealBurgersRealBeauty

 

 

Real Burgers have curves.

 

[alterna]

are we talking about minho's burger nipples?

 

[Little Eight]

Burger on left is shopped as hell #fakebeauty #onlytrubeauty #justicefornomakeup

[eyeballs]

These beauty standards imposed on burgers should change. All burgers are beautiful. #JusticeForTheBurger2014 #AllBurgersAreBeautiful #RealBurgersRealBeauty

[Slowpoke X]

McDonalds's burgers never look the same as in promo pics

 

 

what a disappointment

[justanothermudblood]

are we talking about minho's burger nipples?

 

 

 

lol nope

 

[Danee]

Every burger is only more cash on bank accounts of big companies. Nothing more, nothing less. Nobody worries about them, their looks or how they feel. 

 

Example: Dove came with one of the best campaign ideas tbh, but if you take closer look on the photo, all those girls are only one body type. The one which is considered as ideal - hourglass shame (even overweight it looks much better than other body types). There in no triangle, no apple body type, so it's not realy real beauty and real curves. They just want to have friendly image and be different from other brands. The company doesn't want $$ less than the others, they just found the way how to stand out. 

[Hizu]

Oh, come on, this is stupid. The first girls are from VIctoria's Secret, do you want them to be ordinary? They're tall, slim and super beautiful, it's their job, nothing wrong with it.

[Symphonyâ„¢]

I support this.

[aripod]

Downplaying a very real issue like the acceptance of plus sized women in society to make it about a hamburger. Hm.

 

If anything, you should be posting about what really matters... maybe why companies like "Dove" and "Victoria's Secret" think they're the appropriate ones to set an example.

[justanothermudblood]

Downplaying a very real issue like the acceptance of plus sized women in society to make it about a hamburger. Hm.

 

If anything, you should be posting about what really matters... maybe why companies like "Dove" and "Victoria's Secret" think they're the appropriate ones to set an example.

Wasn't trying to downplay anything  This thread isn't serious. Like dude, this is about a hamburger's feelings. That should tell you something. That issue is not to be ignored, of course, but I don't think it's best to bring it up here. I think there should be another thread to properly address and discuss it, seeing as this one is only meant as a joke.

[aripod]

Wasn't trying to downplay anything  This thread isn't serious. Like dude, this is about a hamburger's feelings. That should tell you something. That issue is not to be ignored, of course, but I don't think it's best to bring it up here. I think there should be another thread to properly address and discuss it, seeing as this one is only meant as a joke.

 

Hm.. I guess that's more towards the maker of it. Sorry.

[justanothermudblood]

Hm.. I guess that's more towards the maker of it. Sorry.

Sorry man  I really wasn't trying to imply anything else

[aripod]

Sorry man  I really wasn't trying to imply anything else

 

No offense taken.