[RatedG²]

LOL if fat people are gaining enough courage to shame you, you know you're a loser

[Phunk]

Why can't we just get over this and realise that people are hurt no matter what weight they are?

[EloiseheartsRiRi]

Originally posted by Sasha Pieterse

chile what have you been drinking. if skinny people aren't the ones who created the norm, then who did? fat people? did fat people wake up one day and decide that skinny people should be the standard because it's really fun to be hated by society?

that's like saying white people aren't responsible for white people being the norm/standard.

People who run the fashion industry, the beauty one, the advertising market etc.,CEOs. They may want to create that image but I don't have the guarantee that the people behind those industries are all skinny.

[EloiseheartsRiRi]

Originally posted by RatedG²

LOL if fat people are gaining enough courage to shame you, you know you're a loser

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[Rogue]

It was hilarious when Monique did it in her comedy routines. Other than that, I don't support any kind of shaming.

[EloiseheartsRiRi]

Oh, I skipped your last sentence. So people should be attacked for being white because they fit the standard and it's okay to attack on it.Give me a break,pls.

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by EloiseheartsRiRi

People who run the fashion industry, the beauty one, the advertising market etc.,CEOs. They may want to create that image but I don't have the guarantee that the people behind those industries are all skinny.

when we talk about norms and societal standards, we can't say start analyzing it on an individual level. yeah, there are people in the fashion industry that aren't skinny, but that doesn't mean that skinny people overall are the ones who created the norm

[Neonika]

Originally posted by RatedG²

LOL if fat people are gaining enough courage to shame you, you know you're a loser

[Miley Ray Cyrus]

Originally posted by RatedG²

LOL if fat people are gaining enough courage to shame you, you know you're a loser

[Quiqui4eva]

I don't like it from either sides. Unless people want help with their weight ofc

[Starburst]

Music companies don't care about your health. They are only trying to sell a product. "Fat lifestyle" is overglamorized and more people being okay with being fat equals more out of shape, unhealthy adults who ruin their lives over the food they eat. Why do you think America has no healthcare system? Because getting you guys sick and fat is making them rich, so they promote this "big girl" lifestyle and tell you: "your self-inflicted disease is okay". Meanwhile, you're killing yourself and would rather hop on ATRL to defend your gut, than hop on a treadmill.. Bye!

[EloiseheartsRiRi]

Originally posted by Starburst

Music companies don't care about your health. They are only trying to sell a product. "Fat lifestyle" is overglamorized and more people being okay with being fat equals more out of shape, unhealthy adults who ruin their lives over the food they eat. Why do you think America has no healthcare system? Because getting you guys sick and fat is making them rich, so they promote this "big girl" lifestyle and tell you: "your self-inflicted disease is okay". Meanwhile, you're killing yourself and would rather hop on ATRL to defend your gut, than hop on a treadmill.. Bye!

Beautifully said.

[HUYPHAN]

Fat people who lost weight will shame fat people. SO.

[I Am Music]

All this over a damn song? Thin no matter how unhealthy the person might actually be is seen as healthy and better.

Overweight which is not the same as obese is considered a sign of laziness and no work ethic.
Both are ********.

[nabee]

it is just about self-acceptance.

if you don't, work on better ways to achieve what you want with yourself without self-hating

[Svengali]

You can make people feel good about their bodies without shaming other people for their body types. That just creates more problems. That's all I'm going to say about this.

[truestripped]

messy way of self defense

[devotedtokesha]

Originally posted by Pretty Lady

Shaming anyone for their appearance is never alright. .

this.

[ReginaPhalange]

I've been both overweight and skinny and shaming works both ways. When I was fat, people would stare, laugh and snicker as I walked by, I even had some moron shove a Mars bar in my face and said you'd probably enjoy this more you fatty. Now that I'm thin I get heat from overweight people. Not that long ago I was in doing my groceries and this obese woman walked up and said 'why are you only buying fruit and vegetables? You're thin enough, get some fat on those bones, you look ill' I turned and looked at her trolley which was packed with processed junk and said 'why are you buying all that rubbish, you're fat enough' The look of absolute horror on her face that I dare defend myself. Like bitch, you can't think it's okay to thin shame me but not okay for me to do the same to you. The double standards People should learn to mind their own business.

[Adonis]

What about those people who muscle shame others? Is muscle shaming okay but fat and thin shaming is not?