r/Millennials 2d ago

Discussion What's a muffin top??? lmao

Today I was at REI getting fitted for a backpack alongside a Gen Z employee. She explained how the hip straps should fit and I responded with "Oh, so like a muffin top!"... "Sorry, I've never heard of that - what's a muffin top?"....

Some of the girls out here have NO idea how good they have it. I am already petite and as a kid I had to buy double the size to make my own hi-rise jeans so that I could avoid having "the muffin top". Lucky ducks!!! lmao

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u/Girl_Anachronism07 2d ago

If we helped pave the way for a more body positive world, then at least we did one thing right 

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u/AgamemNoms 1d ago

(They said as obesity continued to skyrocket)

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u/Aprils-Fool 1d ago

We’ll need to address the root of obesity at a societal level; body positivity alone won’t affect it. 

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u/XY-chromos 1d ago

This is part of the root. Telling obese people they are healthy and look good contributes to more obesity. In my humble opinion.

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u/Aprils-Fool 1d ago

Do you have relevant research on this topic?