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In episode 902, Psyche discusses the historical appreciation of larger female figures in art and mythology, highlighting the shift in beauty standards. The conversation touches on the difficulty of finding representations of larger women in modern media.
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The episode begins with a discussion about Greek mythology books featuring large women, with Psyche mentioning his tattoo is based on Anna Nicole Smith ▶ 0:11. The conversation then shifts to the difficulty of finding images of larger women online, with a guest noting that search results often only show women up to a size 14 to 16 ▶ 0:26. Psyche agrees, stating that older statues often featured nude women with more voluptuous figures ▶ 0:37. The discussion highlights the contrast between historical and modern representations of beauty ▶ 0:42.
The episode appears to suggest that beauty standards have changed over time, with a shift away from appreciating larger female figures. This theme continues the pattern of exploring how societal norms influence our perceptions of beauty and body image.
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