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PS Kaguya for Flanelle Magazine
What a BRAT!!!! (They were asked to do the dishes...)
No respect for fatphobes in 2023 if you still believe fat people in 2023 are not worthy of respect i am straight up killing you
Also to all the fat ppl out there kissa u and hugga u
honestly if we're gonna glorify sleeping little and working hours that'll cause irreparable back damage, we should also glorify eating whatever whenever we want. its almost like two out of these three things is beneficial for the capitalist machine and the other one is what fat people are associated w/. huh what abt that
Here's something I'd like to point out that I don't think ya'll understand about your fat shaming.
First of all, other people's bodies are none of your business. Period. Fat people don't care about your shitty opinion or your fake attempts at concern for our health. It's unwarranted, unsolicited, and literally doesn't fucking matter.
Now a lot of you combat this very simple and easy to grasp concept by saying things like "your health affects mine!" Or "your fatness costs me money!" First off, no. No it does not. However, if you're truly worried about the cost effectiveness of my fatness, let me remind you of a few things.
Losing weight costs money. Gym memberships cost money. Home workout equipment costs money. Driving to the park to take a walk costs money. Healthy food costs money. Dieticians and nutritionists cost money. Doctors and specialists who say "the problem is you're fat" without actually giving you any resources or advice for tackling this issue cost money.
It also costs time. Most people work full time to overtime jobs, many even work 2nd and 3rd jobs just to make ends meet. Pepper in the fact that most people have families to take care of and enjoy time with, and that accessing the above costly resources is made nearly impossible by companies who value warm bodies in seats over work quality and employee lives, and you have an incredibly difficult, if not impossible environment to lose weight in.
Remember too, that there are many, many reasons why someone could be overweight. Many people with weight issues have genetic and hereditary disorders that they can't control. Many have chronic pain and other health issues that contribute to their weight gain and make it even harder to exercise and get enough movement in to make a solid difference. Some people have mood and mental health disorders that make it hard to even get out of bed. Some people just fucking like being fat! Fuck you if you don't like it!
So what are we learning? Fat shaming is not only fat shaming, it's ableism, classicism, and most importantly, not fucking necessary.
And just in case you missed it above, I'll repeat it for you. If you don't like fat people, I'm here to tell you:
Nobody cares. 💜
And if you really, truly cared about the health and wellbeing of us fatties, you'd be spending less time calling us disgusting and worthless because you don't like how we look and more time advocating for cost effective weightloss resources and programs, easier access to healthier foods, and fair and equal medical practices.
But I know you won't because that's not actually what it's about, and you're not ready to have those conversations because they take away your false sense of superiority. Tough shit. Fat people are always going to be here. We've always been here, and we aren't going anywhere, so get used to it.
gotta a question for you my liege, tummies and thick thighs + cellulite appreciation?
oh my goodness yes!
as a friend with all of the above, to anyone that sees this with tums, thick thighs, chubby arms, double chins, and any of the wonderful marks and maps that come with them: your body carries so much good in it. it holds you and cushions you and gives you so much kindness.
i have struggled with my body image for so many years, whether it be because of dysphoria, ed, or other difficulties in my life. i’m finally in a place where i can appreciate my form and give myself praise for the softness and strength of my fat body.
it’s okay if you aren’t at the point yet where you can give your body loving gestures. just know that it’s coming, and one day you’ll love your wonderful and kind body as much as i do.
✨💐#FATFEMMEFRIDAYS 💐✨
*you can find me on insta @cozcon :)