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The car in front of me has a license plate that says "bamalam" and their car is black. I just know they're talkin bout WHOA BLACK BETTY BAMALAM and I'm dead
Clarice Lispector, The Passion According to G.H.
Time to expand on this 🙂 The people who unlike this commenter do not ask about this in good faith usually seem to want one thing: for fat activists to "admit it". Admit that fatness can be classified as a problem. Admit that there is such a thing as "too fat". So let's go there, sort of. Can body size, in a strictly physical sense, regardless of discrimination and exclusion in society, be limiting or disabling? Yes. Body activist movements are often accused of denying this, but I don't really see that happening. Fat liberation is concerned with social justice for fat people. Body positivity is concerned with individual self-acceptance. HAES is concerned with the accessible pursuit of better health regardless of weight. Neither of those necessitate drawing a line in the sand between the acceptable and the non-acceptable fats. There is no "too fat to have rights". There is no "too fat to be allowed to love and accept yourself". There is no "too fat to build a healthier life". As for what constitutes being "too fat to live the life you want" - that's up to each individual person. I'm a small fat woman. I'm not gonna sit here and tell infinifat people that they have no business wanting or trying to lose weight. I'm also not gonna tell them that they must do so. And no one should presume to tell me what size or which choices are right for me either. I do think it's important to know that not all fat people can or will or should lose weight. And that the reasons people are fat or stay fat vary greatly, and that strangers are not entitled to know those reasons for to pass judgement. You own your body. Embrace it exactly as is if you wish. Try to change it if you wish. Feel however you feel about it. Regardless, you are never too fat to be loved, to be important, or to be a person.
I need fat female characters in tv whose weight is inconsequential. It means nothing to the story.
She's fat and gets the guy and no one bats an eye.
She's fat and the hottest chick in the sorority and that's normal.
She's fat and an actress and she gets good roles.
She's fat and she's funny and she has character depth and growth.
She's fat and the main character and no one mentions her weight once.
I'm fat and my weight doesn't play a part in my day to day conversations, or plans, or friendships. Why can't I have that on tv?
a friend with a boyfriend is a type of dead wife
if you’re not paying attention to trees and how they sway in the wind then what are you even doing
I'm fixin to have McDonald's for lunch after these appointments so I can feel like a kid who went to the doctor. I'll probably regret it after but whatever, let me get a 10 piece nugget meal with ranch and a large sprite
It's a good thing I'm not bothered by needles or blood bc literally every single time they wanna draw blood (or put in an IV), they can't get it and have to call a senior nurse, so I'm poked several times lol. I literally just laugh cuz of course my veins would be assholes, why not
Please don't ask how I'm doing, I'm going to say "I'm alright" no matter what
every single blonde man is innately capable of evil on an immeasurable scale btw
Sumo (2019) with superb photographer Sylvie Blum and her divinely beautiful subject, Angelina Duplisea, with her devastatingly iconic derriere, a total masterpiece of human perfection!
you can and should hate america more actually
sorry im not giving into the cutting out sweet treats propaganda. life is hard enough