#pro-obesity

[perks-of-being-swagalicious]

ok i just need to rant about this whole "pro-obesity" thing for a minute. its 100% fine if you are big, blonde and beautiful or whatever. if you are a plus size and totally confident in your own skin, i applaud you. thats awesome! everyone should love their body. with that said ive been noticing this new thing on tumblr where bigger figures, mostly women, have been tagging their pictures (often partially nude) #proobesity. WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK!? OBESITY IS AN ILLNESS. a deathly one at that. if you were dying of leukemia and wanted people to know that you were comfortable with your bald head, you wouldnt fucking tag your selfies "pro-cancer"! this is by far the most sickening thing ive seen in a while. it just makes me just as mad super skinny girls tagging their pictures "pro-anorexia"..... like is this a joke? you are literally promoting a fatal disease. ugh ugh ugh this needs to stop i hate people ok im done. 

[social-justice-bullshit]

On the topic of 'everyone is beautiful', wouldn't saying something like, "Looks are unimportant, what matters is that you realize you are a valid person" be equally inclusive without being shallow and potentially dangerous? If so, how come one of YOUR fans has to ask that question while SJW's dismiss science about obesity?

Because science is by white cis-hetero men UNLESS it’s about evolution and proving that homosexuality is not a choice.

[social-justice-bullshit]

An anorexic-esque body type girl doing cool things is glorifying anorexia but morbidly obese people doing cool things is progressive and if you think it's glorifying obesity you a bigotted misogynist fuckhead who can't stand women being confident in their bodies no matter their size.

[social-justice-bullshit]

As much as I like how people are trying to undo the notion that only women under size 6 are "beautiful" I do think it's a stretch to say that beauty has nothing to do with clothing size especially when it comes to XXXL or something. 

Can we go back to "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" and "stop fussing about beauty" instead of asspat "everyone is beautiful" statements that still somewhat reinforce the idea that beauty is a virtue?