Don't worry it's a parody. Here's the jokesters' admittence and video extra showing the girls were in on the joke.
With these they're in on the joke and I don't feel like I've deceived them. Besides, no one ducking cares and it's still funny lol.
For your body positivity of the day, Twitter has erupted with the "Mermaid Thighs" craze as an antidote to the thigh gap. "Mermaid Thighs" are thighs that touch:
100% okay with #mermaidthighs trend. God bless the clever gal who created it and the it who created mermaids. pic.twitter.com/qqJphYLkLO
— Grainne Glenny (@GrainneGlenny) August 20, 2016
To show your love for damn fine thighs, use the hashtag #mermaidthighs
A lot of us have our daily fears about if we're looking at least presentable. We all have our angles, and some of us more than others put a whole lot of effort into making sure no one sees our bad side. These ladies go to show that every nice looking face has some potential to be at least awkward and at most straight-up freaky.
Sometimes historians don't do the best job at properly noting, and giving credit to the people that very well could've altered history itself with the decisions they made. This particular AskReddit thread pays homage to the women that often get overlooked in history, but had profound contributions to society.
A "pick up artist" published a blog post titled "How to Talk to a Woman Wearing Headphones" has been criticized for it's tone deaf advice that included gems that will surely get you a date such as standing directly in her way and waving your hand in her face. The internet responded with some more great "tips" and some titles of their own articles on how to talk to women.
