Ashy Bines self-proclaimed “female transformation specialist”  is also an expert on looking at pictures and deciding someone’s health.  Great, we needed another “expert” on human health.  The “transformation specialist,” whatever that means, took to Instagram to spread all of her specialist  knowledge.

Bines thought that it would be informative to compare models, Tess Holliday and Ana Carolina Reston, for a demonstration of body shaming.  She advises that neither of these models are great role models, solely based on her judgement of their health. Because she has figured out a way measure health through size and photographs. Impressive.

Let’s not write Bines off just yet, she is supportive of all sizes wearing a bikini, she just doesn’t think they should be applauded for doing so. Understood. She continues to reassure her audience that she doesn’t think she’s perfect, as if we already didn’t know, but she thinks it’s sad that those models are getting praised for eating too much and not moving, unlike her. Cue the violins.

I know this may cause people to get upset. But something id like to speak about and don’t mean to offend anyone at all please know that and anyone who attacks me or calls me horrible names you will be blocked. I might not be perfect at wording the message I’m trying to get across but my intentions are not evil. . The girl on the left is obviously underweight – yes she maybe genetically small but it’s pretty obvious she is not healthy and has not been eating a well balanced diet and would be on 500 or less calories a day to achieve her body – nor is she a good role model for young women. I hope she has some support around her to help her change her lifestyle . . The girl on the right I’ve seen in recent articles and apparently is an ” inspiration” to the younger generation – I also think she is not a good role model for young girls. . Thin girls are slammed ALOT these days but females who are carrying more weight than what they should for there bodies, organs , moods , bones , cells etc to be ” healthy” are now inspirations because they are confident in their swimsuit? . I think it’s FANTASTIC she feels comfortable but at the same time I don’t think it’s a healthy body image that should be applauded. . It’s not about having a 6 pack or no cellulite on your booty but HEALTH is not either of these photos. . Now I’m not saying I’m perfect or anything like that but I just think it’s sad that women who are obviously eating a lot more than what they need and not moving their bodies to be fit , strong and healthy are getting praise. I’m not saying either are ” ugly or ANYTHING like that ” just don’t think either are healthy role models and shouldn’t be given praise. . There is no ” perfect” body and no two bodies are the same BUT it is obvious when someone is living an extreme lifestyle one end or the other and I hope girls find other role models to help them achieve a healthy lifestyle. It’s always my goal for women to FEEL and look their best and teaching them balance and a healthy active happy lifestyle. . Remember ANYONE who is making rude nasty comments think before you type as you will be blocked.

A photo posted by Snapchat : ashybines1 (@ashybines) on Feb 21, 2016 at 10:12pm PST