Not your type, pal. That doesn't make her a bit ugly. Ugly is the person that can't stop seeing flaws on everyone else.

To Luis, umm... No, don't do that ever again, please. You shouldn't take one's esteem to make as a social test. It will hurt them. Once the feeling like this set in, it's really not easy to let go of this idea in their mind even after they know that you didn't mean that at all, especially a girl! So no, please don't just comment like this about someone and then cover up by saying you were just seeing how people's response for it. It's not cool.

To Luis: Excuse me? First of all, I agree with all the comments against you. Second, I believe an "ugly" type doesn't exist. Not everybody would agree on the same beauty canons, even if society tells us how a "perfect" woman should look through magazine covers. Women worldwide (and men, of course) are fighting every day against that. Also, sometimes I have the feeling people only say that kind of ugly stuff because they are ashamed to recognize that they like somebody that somehow is not accepted. PS: Sorry for my grammar, I think I made my point clear.

I know very "light" people that don't look good in any of these things.

To Farnaz, yeah I also know one... It's me. *roll into a corner and cry*

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You for being someone not bad u will be an honourable mention god bless

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I am piecing together a boredpanda post about how people respond to this critique in a positive and negative mindset I would like

Numbers don't mean a thing! I always tried to starve myself when I was young because I heard that a certain number was ideal for my height. It was not attainable for me because of my bone structure & muscle mass. I didn't know it then, but at what I thought was really heavy I was actually very underweight. Weight never takes into account body composition. I honestly didn't look good at the lower weight I starved myself to but I still wanted to go lower because of the twisted mindset I had. Our bodies change so much even in to young adulthood though that we need to worry more about nurturing them & building muscle so that they can grow, rather than about an arbitrary number on a scale. I suffered nutritional defficiencies back then that affect me to this day & I also suffered from a lot of bone weakness & stunted growth. I could be taller & stronger today if I took better care of my self when I was young.

And your ugly inside .... but you can change by being less judgemental... a lot less. We are all different and all beautiful

Says the one who is hiding behind a picture of a celebrity. Also, you really ought to learn how to spell. You butchered so many words!

@Luis you are just like one of those twitter girls body shaming Sara. You literally called her ugly. We are hypocrites? What about you?

Sorry didn't finish word limit. Continuing, like he other comments, you are hiding behind another persons pic.

Well it's a bad commercial then because I didn't notice until it was pointed out in the comments.

I'm not sure of the battery commercial comment is a joke or not, but it is funny and definitely a viable theory, considering how many overt adds are on the page and that like all the posters battery levels are low... or at least more than a one... I didn't really pay that much attention on the comments, I was very distracted by Sara's photos. Also, I would like the record to show "I'd hit that", I rest my case.