#the 90s

[miseducationofmicheal]

Michael Jackson At The Grammys In, 1993

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[imstuckin1999]

90s/y2k Klutz books (pt 2)

[slowdiscco]

Jesus Christ looks like me

[sparklejamesysparkle]

Demi Moore arrives in Gomez Addams-inspired drag king attire at The Dream Halloween Party charity benefit for the Children Affected by Aids Foundation, photos by Frank Trapper and Russell Einhorn, Santa Monica, California, October 25th, 1997.

[typeowhor3]

might post this on tiktok but an edit of peter for yall😍

like it… okay…?

[darkshrimpemotions]

Watching an X-Files episode where some creep targets fat women to eat them is wild when the "fat women" in question are like size 12 with round faces.

Like I know we talk about heroine chic in the 90s but I truly think we've forgotten how bad it was. Hearing a woman in her 30s who weighs 165 lbs cited as very overweight is bananas. I'm 5'7'' and I start to look sickly and underfed at 165. Even a pretty short woman would not be reasonably described as fat at 165.

And to be clear this isn't about fat being bad or good. Fat is a neutral descriptor to me. But it absolutely says something about society's attitudes about fatness when people are described as fat (and, more pejoratively, as too big, overweight, obese, etc.) the second they aren't skeletally thin with hollowed out cheeks and eyes.