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tyleroakley:

As long as Adele’s losing the weight in a healthy way and for the right reasons, I fully support her transformation. Unless this alters her voice - in that case, someone get her a pizza.

IMO, she was much cuter, fatter.

Frankly, I agree. She’s still utterly gorgeous, and her weight/appearance is her business, but…I dunno. I just adore the way she looked here, here, here, you get the idea. I’m not shallow enough that I like her any less now (that would be kinda fucked up) but I think this change will take a little while to get used to.

Ugh, just wait for people to start saying things like “Hurrah, she finally took the advice that everyone’s been yelling at her for ages and dropped some weight!” or “She always claimed she didn’t care about her weight and now she’s slimming down, what a hypocrite!” or “Well, she always had a good voice but now she’s thinner and therefore sexier and therefore more worthy of attention!”

Also, her weight loss will definitely affect her voice to a certain extent. Not that this will necessarily be a bad thing, but changes in weight do change the tone and resonance of the voice to some degree. 

No matter what she looks like, she is a gorgeous woman regardless. Does she not care about her weight? Probably. But the thing is that people don’t always lose weight because of pressure. She’s still very young. She was what, like, 19 or 20 when she started out? Women change between 20 and 25. Sometimes they thin out a little, get a little curvier, gain a little weight. Its natural. She hasn’t dropped fast, and you know what? Adele is beautiful no matter what she looks like. She could be 600 pounds, and three feet tall with hobbit feet for all I care, and I would still adore her just as much. Her charm doesn’t come from her weight, it comes from her soul. She’s gonna do what she’s gonna do. 

(Source: stealthekey)