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Skinny celebrity look-alikes. Compliment or insult?

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Does anyone else but me find this both offending and...I dont know what else? It just seems like a weird way of "othering" fat people by reminding them that they have the exact or similar facial features of some random bone-thin celebrity.

Let's see, I've gotten:

Fat Charlize Theron dipped in chocolate
Fat Thandie Newton.

Me:
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And then

Charlize:
Charlize-Theron.jpg


Thandie:
thandie-newton.jpg



Female friends have gotten "A heavier Gemma Ward" and "A fat Tia or Tamara" (Those twins from Sister Sister? I forget their names, forgive me if I got it wrong.)

Now, dont get me wrong. Charlize Theron is awesome. So is Thandie. So are the twins from Sister Sister and Gemma Ward is a great model. But uhm...is it bitchy to equate the "compliment" with the age old You'd Be So Pretty If standard? Or are they really just trying to call someone pretty like a celebrity with some extra poundage?

I don't get. Thoughts? Have any of you gotten this? :/
 

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