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@nomorefatlogic-blog
Just had a thought.
If I could change my DNA so that I was a natural redhead I’d do it in a second.
But if I could change my DNA to stop being fat I don’t know if I would.
And that surprised me.
Just a thought.
Its unlikely that DNA itself has anything to do with you being fat. You needn’t worry, its definitely a choice.
Fat Privilege is being upset that a school won’t let you injure and otherwise crush a $25,000+(last I heard, don’t quote me) animal.
…I’m 6’, 230lbs. of man flesh, and I SOMEHOW manage to magically locate horses capable of bearing the awful burden of my tragic and unsightly weight (*snicker*).
what manner of equine can only carry up to 210lbs.? a dainty arabian? a fucking “my little pony”? this is absurd. horses are pack animals!
sweet baby jesus…
"life is tough, but it’s tougher if you’re stupid" - john wayne
Dear delusional tumblr FA’s
every time I say skinny shaming isn’t real people try to tell me it is for people who are recovering from eating disorders and that I don’t care about them and I want to pull all of my fucking hair out NOT EVERYONE WITH AN EATING DISORDER IS THIN
You’re...
Body shaming is wrong across the entire spectrum. Fat shaming, skinny shaming, doesn’t matter. But being on the “bigger” or “curvier” part of the spectrum, it’s a nice break hearing these popular women sing about bigger bodies being beautiful too. But if they’re encouraging body positivity then it’s ironic and hypocritical to bash skinny girls in the process. Promote body positivity without destroying the self esteem of skinny women.
Fat Activist: People should be able to look past my looks and want me for who I am, as long as he is a buff adonis who looks like how society says a man should look like, I shouldn’t have to settle for some fat guy.
*several deep breaths*
*count to 10*
nope that didn’t work.
*count to 20*
Ok…better.
So, this person, with a computer, with internet access, and access to an abundance of food that could probably feed 5 families in Bangladesh, is OPPRESSED.
She doesn’t have choices apparently. Guys! She can’t wear bright colours! What a fucking tragedy that is. Incidentally, there is no law or person who says that fat people can’t wear bright colours. I am wearing neon pink harem pants right now. Oh gasp wait! I am a rebel! I feel so different now. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Should I embrace this? I am so confused.
Has any fat person felt the need to apologise to people for simply being in their line of sight? Are these people crazy!?!?!
Why! Why can’t they just fix the problem and get the fuck on with their lives?! It HAS to be easier than creating a world of self pity for themselves. If we get injured, we take steps to heal ourselves. We don’t say shit like, ‘My body decided to fall down those stairs, it is what my body felt was right for it. After all, why wouldn’t my eyes see that there my laces were untied. My body wants these bruises and that dislocated shoulder. It would be wrong for me to seek treatment. If I do that, that means I don’t love myself, bruises and all.’ Then why is fixing obesity such a blasphemy!
Wow. Such oppression.
Stunning pic of Adriana Alencar, Brazilian model.
More pics of her here.
Marie Claire Italia September 2014
That is just gold.
The class I’m in right now is “Personal Health and Wellness”. I’m majoring in Communications but minoring in Health Advocacy, and this is the prerequisite class for everything else in the minor courses.
I know I’m perfectly equipped to crush the hell out of this class and I fully plan to, but…
I can’t wait for your entire class to laugh hysterically at your hurt feels because you can’t handle the truth that being fat is unhealthy. I can give proof that it’s unhealthy, but I’m sure your textbook already has all that information.
why do FA people have a tendency to refer to themselves as “fluffy” instead of fat. it’s weird as fuck.
Because they like to use cute phrases to describe themselves. Things like “fluffy” and “chub rub” sound a lot better than “morbidly obese” and “leg chafing”. It’s just another form of denial is all.
I’m averse to anyone using the words yummy and tummy in the same sentence.
I want to exercise, BUT I can’t afford a gym membership. I want to exercise, SO I’ll come up with a list of free and low-cost workout options like:
SparkPeople’s free workout videos
SparkPeople’s at-home workout ideas
Walking, running or biking outside
I want to run, BUT it’s too [cold, rainy, hot, snowy, windy] outside. I want to run, SO I’ll plan my runs around the days and times with the best weather, and invest in a few pieces of running gear that make running more comfortable. If all else fails, I’ll come up with an alternative workout I can do indoors, whether running on the treadmill or something else. I want to work out, BUT I have [bad knees, a bad back, an injury, chronic pain]. I want to work out, SO I’ll make an appointment with my doctor and/or physical therapist to find out exactly what I can do safely and without pain. I know I should exercise, BUT I don’t know how to get started. I know I should exercise, SO I’ll do everything in my power to educate myself on what to do and how to get started, beginning with:
Reading articles in SparkPeople’s Fitness Resource Center
Asking questions on SparkPeople’s Fitness & Exercise Message Boards
Joining a fitness challenge at SparkPeople.com
Signing up for SparkPeople’s Exercise of the Day email
I want to get fit, BUT I just hate exercise! I want to get fit, SO I will accept that my goal involves exercising. I will do my best to keep trying new workout ideas until I find something that I do enjoy! I do want to work out, BUT I am just too busy. I do want to work out, SO I will make it a priority while cutting back on other things that aren’t as important to me. I will find 10-minute chunks of time that I can dedicate to exercise each day. I want to exercise, BUT I don’t have anyone to watch the kids. I want to exercise, SO I will find ways to include my kids in my efforts to work my workouts around times that they are napping, at school, occupied and entertained. I want to eat healthier, BUT it’s too complicated. I want to eat healthier, SO I will start with one small step at a time, such as:
Eating more whole grains
Eating more fruits and veggies
Looking up nutrition facts before I order from a restaurant
Measuring my portion sizes
Tracking my food to learn how to make better choices
I want to eat healthier, BUT I can’t afford it. I want to eat healthier, SO I will purchase foods that fit within my budget and help my reach my goals, even if it’s only a few things in my cart. I’ll also actively research ways to save money on healthy foods and reallocate money I used to spend on junk foods toward healthier items. I want to eat better, BUT I hate to cook. I want to eat better, SO I’ll find ways to do that that involve little to no cooking, including:
Buying healthy convenience foods to save on prep time
Choosing frozen or prepared meals that fit into my diet
Ordering healthy foods from restaurants
Collecting 15-minute recipe ideas that I can make easily
I want to eat healthier, BUT I hate vegetables. I want to eat healthier, SO I will focus on eating more of the healthy foods I DO like, and keep trying vegetables in new ways until I find preparation techniques I do like. I want to eat better, BUT my family won’t eat healthier foods. I want to eat better, SO I’ll get my family on board by including them in finding and planning meals that meet everyone’s goals. I want to cook more, BUT I just don’t have time. I want to cook more, SO I will cut back in other areas (like TV watching) that don’t serve my goal, and collect quick-cooking recipes that I can make with limited time. I want to lose weight, BUT it’s so overwhelming. I want to lose weight, SO I’ll take it one step at a time instead of overwhelming myself by changing every habit at once. I will also stop beating myself up for not doing everything perfectly all the time, and start celebrating the good choices I do make each day. I want to lose weight, BUT I don’t have support from anyone in my life. I want to lose weight, SO I will remember that I’m doing it for ME and not for others. I will tell at least one person about my goals whom I can trust, and if I can’t find support from friends and family, I will become active in SparkPeople’s Community to make friends and get support from people who have similar goals! Next time a “but” tries to get in the way of your goals, turn it around like the examples above and you won’t let your excuses win! Which “but” buster is your favorite? How have you busted one of your own excuses recently?
Thank you for this!
oh ok.
Is this what the admins at Thisisthinprivilege look like at a party?
