Diana Sirokai

[zachi 28,414]

[S77 11,082]

Holy hell, she's hot! Wonderful thickness

[S77 11,082]

Need more!!

[flex123 97]

has she gained?? beautiful

[tom71d 22]

Would like to see more of her fat ass

[maybejames 5,318]

Befores:

[maybejames 5,318]

Afters:

[maybejames 5,318]

Her instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/dianasirokai/

 

Before = Feburary 2015, After = August 2016

What is this girl eating?

[flex123 97]

wow amazing. was this gain intentional? and is she a member of this site or where are pics from??

[maybejames 5,318]

1 hour ago, flex123 said:

wow amazing. was this gain intentional? and is she a member of this site or where are pics from??

1. I doubt it.

2. No.

3. Instagram.

[sum_joe 109]

Doesn't matter if intentional or not she's just drop dead gorgeous before and after

[maurice_deux 5,213]

Thank you for sharing! She has a beautiful face and her curves are to die for! 

[Guest bigbootylvr]

holy shit.

hottest girl ever

[flex123 97]

17 hours ago, sum_joe said:

Doesn't matter if intentional or not she's just drop dead gorgeous before and after

no it never matters but would still be cool if it was intentional. sexy either way

[maurice_deux 5,213]

On the Curvy Kate website, she says that she was bullied because of her body and told she was ugly and fat. So sad. In many cultures and during a very long period of time in western history, her figure would have been considered ideal.

[Razalgul99 156]

And she's only 20 years old so much time to get even better 

[Guest Damsko]

What about this girl?

https://www.instagram.com/dianasirokai/

http://www.curvykate.com/blog/siablive-top-10-dianas-story/

[zachi 28,414]

 

[maurice_deux 5,213]

I think it's been too long and she needs more of our attention. A lot more of it! A few comparison pictures to start.

[maurice_deux 5,213]

Over the years, she and her gorgeous mom have gained quite a bit. Her mom had two kids and is older, obviously. So it's normal that she gained weight. Diana is in her twenties and never had kids and I'm pretty sure that she is fatter than mom now. 

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[Guest An Optimist]

On 9/27/2016 at 6:07 PM, maurice_deux said:

On the Curvy Kate website, she says that she was bullied because of her body and told she was ugly and fat. So sad. In many cultures and during a very long period of time in western history, her figure would have been considered ideal.

You are wrong. Yes, women in Rubens' paintings were kind of flabby, but these were a bit of an exception and the vast majority of art from the same era shows body types that can't be described as fat. Even the pre-historic venus figurines don't invariably depict obese women. You should also note that people who made those are extinct now - when Europe was colonized by first farmers, those hunter gatherers largely ceased to exist and their contribution to European genome was slim - because they and utter majority of their progeny died. Very few interbred with the newcomers.

So, the statement that obesity was often seen as aesthetically pleasing in the past is simply not true. There were a few cultures in which female obesity was seen as desirable, primarily in Africa. 

[Fnord 42]

On 12/11/2016 at 1:24 PM, An Optimist said:

You are wrong. Yes, women in Rubens' paintings were kind of flabby, but these were a bit of an exception and the vast majority of art from the same era shows body types that can't be described as fat. Even the pre-historic venus figurines don't invariably depict obese women. You should also note that people who made those are extinct now - when Europe was colonized by first farmers, those hunter gatherers largely ceased to exist and their contribution to European genome was slim - because they and utter majority of their progeny died. Very few interbred with the newcomers.

So, the statement that obesity was often seen as aesthetically pleasing in the past is simply not true. There were a few cultures in which female obesity was seen as desirable, primarily in Africa. 

If it were just Rubens, you might have a point there. (cf. Renoir, Titian, Domenichino, et al.)

It's more than a little bizarre how broadly you're using the term "obese" here. Diana Sirokai is not exactly the Venus of Willendorf. I'd say a woman proportioned like the latter has a dozen or more points on the BMI scale and upward of a hundred pounds on her. While the number of cultures that idolized women the size of the latter was small (though hardly nonexistent), the number that did the same for women who looked like the former was pretty substantial, and included many European and Middle Eastern cultures in various historical periods, which have not died out and are often among the ancestors of various modern ones (though beyond some pretty skeevy social darwinist ideas about evolutionary fitness, I'm not sure why the question of whether those cultures survived is even relevant here).

Really, I'm just perplexed that you posted this point on this particular thread. I could at least see why this outburst would be germane to the topic of various of the heavier women featured on this forum, though it would remain factually wrong in various respects, but in this case it doesn't even pass that test.