Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 8月1日 10時31分

Being called “skinny” has long been seen as a compliment ― something to be celebrated. We say it in passing to our girlfriends. We might get a rush when someone says it about us. Here's the back story: Kendall Jenner is sitting on a couch with sister Khloe Kardashian and friend Malika Haqq. “I’m really concerned,” she says smiling into the camera, in the direction of her sister Kim Kardashian West. “Like, I don’t think you’re eating.” “What?!” Kardashian West can be heard saying from behind the camera, in a tone that can only be described as piercingly jubilant. “Like, you look so skinny,” Jenner responds. “Oh my god, thank you!” her sister exclaims. Kardashian West shared the exchange via an Instagram story, and the posts become more problematic from there. The other women ponder what flavor oxygen she’s has been eating in celebration of how she looks (in lieu of food). Jenner proclaims that Kardashian West is as tiny as her (very tiny) purse. And then Khloe Kardashian points out how “anorexic” her sister’s waist looks. These are not compliments. They are dangerous, irresponsible notions that should be unlearned. –– Jamie Feldman, @realgirlproject

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