Anorexia Is Fatphobic

[@nelsonhoffman5922]

was hospitalized for anorexia on and off between the ages of 10 and 15. Can confirm Everything Greg says is more accurate than last time. (36 years old now, been healthy since :))

[@brianpolston9713]

When I was in my teens, sometimes I wouldn't eat when my dad took us out cause I despised my step mom. For me in my mind I was showing them disrespect because I felt disrespted.

[@haveabanana2930]

​@brianpolston9713 I had bad anxiety in my teens and would not eat in front of hardly anyone, but it had nothing to do with my weight at all. I never once thought I was fat. Whatever phobia I had developed from my anxiety could have quickly turned into an ED that had nothing whatsoever to do with fear of being fat.

[@Sure_Sir]

I have a medical condition which has me on a number of meds. It effects my appetite so much that I won't eat for days. At a point I lost so much weight my doctors threatened to have me hospitalize. My appetite is still crap, but I put myself on an eating schedule and channels like these help me with my overall nutrition. . . . But I guess, I'm fat phobic even though I'm a former fat kid.

[@JustSendMeLocation]

⁠@@Sure_Sirmy sister had a very similar if not same condition, a doctor recommended medical marijuana and gave us a prescription for it, it’s like the weed grew her appetite and she started eating more, after a few months she gained a good amount of weight, she’s still not at 100% but at 60% which is way better, if medical marijuana is legal in your state I’d suggest speaking to your doctor; if not then I’m sure you or someone you know can get you some, hope this helps.

[@m.wagner7008]

awesome. Wish you the best

[@caitlyn4454]

the fact that they made others' literal mental disorders about themselves is disgusting

[@callummarks2080]

💯

[@GBomb9704]

Wokescolds are so stupid lmao

[@mullen1219]

they have their own mental problems, maybe they should focus on not hating people for no reason

[@codytheburden]

More phobic than last time

[@Reppintimefitness]

😱

[@Kevin-pu6bt]

Stinky people are disgusting. Guess I'm "Stench Phobic" now

[@mplonewolf11]

😂😂😂

[@StephS503]

😂👏

[@bogdanscu]

😂😂👏

[@thisisbadpr]

The irony of her saying she's gonna "get ate up on this" 😂😂 comedy writes itself

[@305dave]

I'm Grammar Phobic. I'm scared to death of this clown err, lady. 😱

[@AbrahamsYTC]

Shiiiet. Gonna need a whole town for that

[@user-xh5eb8tr8s]

she already ate herself LMFAO

[@evanjaynewman9343]

You nailed it - I don't care if anyone else is fat. It's only about how I feel about myself. There's a control element, there's a self-worth element, there's ABSOLUTELY body dysmorphia. It's ALL about how I feel about myself. Everyone else can live how they want and I legitimately don't care.

[@ulybynature__17]

Well said I’m sure everyone can agree with that sentiment. Well at least thoughts that think alike.

[@noahs1814]

I am phatphobic, its scary to be fat.

[@noahtheg451]

Yeah this woman can hardly talk shes so damn bloated, absolutely horrifying to imagine myself in that body

[@XEzomoX]

Same. I don't want to be fat, it's a big problem

[@Kevin-pu6bt]

Wonder if anyone other than their fellow name-callers falls for the "fatphobia" label?

[@noahs1814]

@@Kevin-pu6bt can you explain that pls?

[@HaaaTayo]

A phobia is often categorized as an "irrational" fear. I don't think being scared of being fat is an irrational fear. So in that sense you are not fat phobic my friend👍🏻

[@marwinaffan8345]

Too many ppl don't realize the health is the most precious until it's too late

[@JP-fx4ki]

I'm eating in a caloric deficit not because I'm scared of being fat, Its because I was fat and felt and looked like shit. 94 lbs down, call me fatphobic but I know which version of me is better than anyone in this world.

[@LongNguyen-xt1hx]

Same i hate being fat not fat people

[@britchin]

you’re better than anyone in the world?😂

[@JP-fx4ki]

@@britchin reading comprehension is hard.

[@britchin]

@@JP-fx4ki apparently for you, you wrote it wrong lol

[@ninajimenez2286]

I suffered “ana” from 14-18 years old. I used to do classic Russian ballet. I was healthy until puberty hit hard at 14, gained some Latina weight. My teachers encouraged me to watch what I ate. I started doing that, they congratulated me… I wanted more… My parents were going through a nasty divorce and this was were I felt I had the power. Suddenly I got addicted to the “high” not eating gave me. I felt powerful, if I ate something I felt like a failure. I hated myself so bad, I had no chance or mind space to hate on anyone else. When I got so thin I couldn’t dance or do anything l, I had hospitalized at the psychiatric ward on suicide watch.. It took 4 years of therapy to eat like a normal person again. So thanks Coach Greg! Every word is true, we who recovered highly appreciate it ❤

[@fuelwithrae]

As a dietitian who has worked with individuals with restrictive eds, I thought you did such a great job addressing this topic sensitively. It’s so important to talk about and I loved hearing your insights!

[@kelseywoop]

As someone who once weighed 78 lbs, it was 100% an internal struggle. I used to deal with my stress by not eating which in turn would stress me out more until it snowballed into a full blown ED. 8 years later and I’m still learning:)

[@VRIceblast]

I think those people are projecting their own hatred of themselves on to other people. Neither one are winning any prizes in the looks department. Sometimes, hating what's in the mirror is the motivation you need everyday, to diet, and workout. Seeing your body slowly transform becomes more motivation, to keep pushing you to do better, and then feeling so much better, really keeps you going. All those things combined, help you reach the finish line. People don't usually change, when they like what the see in the mirror. There has to be something that drives them forward, to something that gets them to work on changing their life. I've known many people now, that have died, because they were too heavy. Each of them could out work you, but eventually, their health would get worse and worse, and it was like a chain reaction. Like it was a feather too many, and everything broke.

[@ephemeral332]

Before I watched Greg I was a bulimic, anorexic mess who saw myself as disgusting every time I looked at myself in the mirror. Relying on unhealthy habits whenever I felt like I was fat since I was 14 (I’m 20 now). I was sick almost everyday. It was crazy how simply wanting to be skinny turned into “I can’t find joy in anything in life”, and trust me, I really tried everything to be happy again. Now I have a much healthier relationship with food, going to therapy, have been going to the gym a lot more with Greg’s advice and the support of the people around me. Being on either extreme ends of the spectrum is not healthy. It’s crazy how fat positivity is even a thing, because is skinny positivity as accepted? The moment I share about my struggles and experiences with eating disorders, I’m immediately labeled as attention seeking. Yet these fatfluencers are somehow getting paid to PROMOTE their equally as bad lifestyle. Insane.

[@saramoffatt5987]

My sister has suffered from anorexia from age 8 to 28. She still has it, but the last two years she at least hasn't needed to be hospitalized - which she has been MANY times. At 8 she would binge eat and hide food all over the house..in the vents,under her bed-everywhere. Herr classmates would bully her relentlessly for being overweight and she was trying to cope with the stress. Then she was r***d and both things triggered a restrictive ED. It was so bad that she had to go to Utah for months to be supervised literally 24/7..If my parents didn't do that she would have died. We live in Canada, and because there is little support here we paid out of pocket to take her out of the country out of desperation. One of the girls my sister met in Utah when she was 16 literally DIED last week from her ED. She was the sweetest and purest and loving young woman, and her family was also the nicest family I have ever met. ALL the support in the world and she died. She graduated university with honors in October,and we are going to her funeral next week. Greg, you are 1000% correct that it is INNER hate. It is also very much a disorder where you are trying to gain control of the turmoil in your life. It's not just about looking skinny. It can also be triggered by previous illnesses. I knew a girl who had her jaw wired shut for It is MUCH more complex than this girl realizes. It's not simply about wanting to be thin- AT ALL. To turn someone else's struggles into something about YOU is disgusting.

[@keithianlocke]

Those that continually throw out these victim cards, calling them "phobias", seem to prefer to be critical of other people rather than themselves.

[@edcaldwell4326]

As someone who once had a restrictive ED, my recovery was met with a lot of skinny-shaming. But you don't see me, or many other underweight individuals going on TikTok and spewing narcissist-stemmed hate towards everyone like the overweight "community" does.

[@Llama_charmer]

Its odd how social media has given way to "communities" that really ought not be communities. 15 years ago the closest thing to a "fat community" was a weight loss/fitness class

[@jeretavius]

​@Llama_charmer the "fat community" has been more or less a thing since at least the 1960s. America has had a lot of fat people for decades so it shouldn't be surprising that there's these communities. The main problem with social media is that there's easy access to people that spout drivel and idioticy.

[@Greetingsearthling22]

My ED was from a fear of throwing up or getting sick from food too. I was very suicidal for nearly 20 years of going through that torture. I was 5’6” 100lbs on a good day. Fitness and exposure helped but I still have my bad days. Must be a privilege to not be afraid of the very thing that keeps you alive.

[@Smuckular]

I'm fatphobic

[@ovebbive]

We're*

[@bndblazrt]

Valid

[@Win7ermu7e]

I just think fat people suck. Especially fat people who use words like "fat phobic". Also these two retards are probably in that group of millennial clowns that thinks Bin Laden was justified.

[@archlinuxuser]

Based.

[@Parmesito]

Me too

[@rosielee7079]

Sincere thanks for calling this out.

[@Drea_A]

Thank you for this :) I have an ED & don't want to weigh in the 110's. That doesn't mean I'm normal-weight-phobic, it's an issue clearly rooted within me & not about people who weigh 110lbs or more. It's not about others, my body dysmorphia has only ever been about how I see me.

[@sofbejlu]

As a person who had struggled with anorexia, thank you Greg. Yeah, it is right, we try to avoid gain weight, but the problem it is with ourselves not with other people. I never had critizised or prejudge other people because of their bodies. Being honest, ED are "self-center, self-focus" disorder. The root of the problem is with our personal relationship with ourselves and our bodies. And yeah, it is a mental illness that make people suffer a lot and it is not as easy to get over it, people usually have previous trauma as you have said that involves in the disorder. And the need of control in their lifes and in their own bodies in traumatized/abused people take a enormous role too!

[@YanaPetruk]

Is this “you are fatphobic” phrase supposed to be some sort of a “gotcha” moment? I don’t understand. They always make videos of calling others fatphobic like they found a murderer in the room, like they solved some mystery and they are so proud. We don’t want to be fat. Call it whatever you like, we still don’t want to be fat😅 Am I supposed to be ashamed when they say I’m fatphobic? 😅 I won’t be

[@gur262]

They don't see that. I think it's ultimately meant for themselves or other fat activists. They are in the end making vids for other people that buy into the fat acceptance cope.

[@han7777nah]

as someone who has been struggling with anorexia for 5 years, it's incredibly self-centered to make *my* illness about yourself. i've had relatives asj me 'if you're fat, then what am i?' even when i didn't say anything about my own perception of self. we're so focused on our own bodies that we literally don't care about other peoples' weight. (at least that's how it's like in my situation). yes, i'm scared of weight gain. i'm scared of becoming 'fat'. but it's my own mental battle. and if i'm fatphobic for that reason, then so be it.

[@outerlimit1999]

My fatphobia is not rooted in being fat personally, but being eaten by a fat person.

[@tyad3057]

😂

[@Jan74]

My fatphobia is getting fat and then ending up saying stupid stuff on TikTok and making videos dancing in a bikini in my living room. Scary af.

[@custer3176]

Just go upstairs, they won’t follow you

[@shubhamsahoo7544]

​@@custer3176golden

[@mandolorian9893]

@@custer3176It’s over, I have the high ground! You underestimate my hunger!!!

[@rachelmckitterick]

Yep, have had Anorexia (and bulima) for 30+ yrs. It's not about thinking others are fat, it's simply a reaction to abuse/trauma I have been though. It's not about what I think of other people.

[@anononononon-r2d]

as a 73 pound bulimic for about 13 years, currently in hospital, these tiktoks made me rip out my already falling out hair 😂. i want these people to try being a shoes, because the pain that i and other anorexics and bulimics feel everyday, how overwhelming it is. i don’t think fat people are disgusting at all. i just want to control something

[@aac2294]

Sending you lots of healing thoughts. I was bulimic in college but recovery is possible. It is def not easy and does not happen overnight. All you can do is your personal best everyday. ❤❤❤

[@karilnowak7962]

This was excellant. Thank you. As someone who usually eats only once a day, even when there is healthy food in my house every day and eats too little, I appreciate what you say in this video.

[@karilnowak7962]

I have been spending a lot of time learning about various foods and nutrition and I was surprised to learn that a deficiency in magnesium can really reduce your appetite. All the more reason to learn what foods are high in magnesium and take supplements to see if that is affecting you, as well as the control issues.

[@anthonyorr1000]

If you’re in shape, you’re fat phobic cause it makes people who aren’t in shape feel bad about themselves 😂😂😂😂

[@giuseppeferrara952]

💯. For the most part, yes.

[@anthonyorr1000]

@@giuseppeferrara952 no winning in todays world. Try to please everyone and you don’t please anyone

[@giuseppeferrara952]

​@@anthonyorr1000Try to please everyone? Not sure if it's possible. Regardless, there's no need for ingratiation, or else we will never be happy with ourselves. Only try to please yourself by practicing good habits. If these "out of shape" people are offended by people in shape, it's on them.

[@LaaraCopley-Smith]

I was bulimic in my teens and 20`s and Coach Greg is totally correct - we thought ( I thought ) or think we ourselves are disgusting. Its our relationship with ourselves. Its definitely linked to having control of `something` in our lives and connected to controlling our emotional experience, any trauma, in and of the world. Dumbing down our emotions also when we are overwhelmed. I wouldn`t wish it on anyone. Thank goodness in my 50s I can say I absolutely have selflove and love myself ( not in a ego way )

[@9991JRod]

THANK YOU GREG!!!!!! I love your videos! As a person with a chronic case of anorexia, I can honestly say I am beyond SICK of the glorification put on my illness and the guilt people put on people with this mental DISEASE. Most of us deal with a severe case of OCD, depression, guilt, and a slew of other underlying mental and physical issues. Greg, you are 100% right.

[@timlangenderfer7746]

I'm 110% fat phobic. I pay attention to & control what I eat with the intention to avoid being fat. Being fat is not healthy...it's not good for you. Being fat phobic is smart.

[@giuseppeferrara952]

It's only a phobia if you have an irrational fear of it. Trying to avoid weight gain for health purposes or to do well in a sport is nothing irrational. I assure the vast majority of people who label others fatphobic are very insecure people who pray that others are brought down to their level rather than try to instill good dieting and lifestyle habits for their own good. It's sad.

[@ExTr3mEx3]

speaking facts harder than last time. damn

[@l__l2328]

Obesity is also a mental illness. They are food addicts or use food to cope with another mental illness or trauma.

[@Welsh-Trials-Enduro]

As a recovered anorexic I was only thinking about my own body when I was in the midst of my disorder. I didnt judge other people, it was very much an internal affair.

[@andresbeileson9934]

Coach Gregg defending people harder than last time!

[@samsulekshat]

world does revolve around her, after all she has her own gravitational field

[@SueRosalie]

yes these people are incredibly egocentric and they are deflecting in order to avoid dealing with their problem

[@Deadhumour0]

😂

[@Wunschpunsch440]

Yo, coach Greg is a real one for understanding the nuances of anorexia

[@mkmuaqibizzuddin6885]

The girl said that who have disorders with intention to restrict diet is fatphobic. Oh boy. I think that people with disorders don't have much control on the thing they have as disorder.

[@derek30453]

What are these people saying - that we should all just sit around eating and being lazy? That we should all aspire to be fat?

[@jacobramirez4894]

Yes

[@karinekmk9293]

I was suffering from A.N. during 20yrs. Hard to recover from. I'm very impressed how Greg understand the psychology of this E.D., real proof of empathy. When you're in this situation, you don't see other people's bodies, you are so focused on yours and desperate by how it looks.

[@kinnymonster]

So if we told that chick to restrict her calories to 3,000/day instead of 4 is that fatphobic or skinny shaming? 🤔I miss the 90's. 😭

[@nathanfwaggoner3428]

The world needs more kindness and understanding. It seems empathy is fading in our world. Acting out in Ignorance and a lack of understanding even if it is in the name of a righteous and good cause can be extremely harmful. All people need to be loved and appreciated. No one should be cut off and left out in the dark even if they are perceived as the bad guy. We need to try to see the full picture before we shame or scapegoat. As far as I can tell social media (especially Instagram and Tik Tok) encourages the opposite of that. Hate in the name of social justice doesn't fix or overcome hate. Only love can do that.

[@Dobermanmomma]

OMG THANK YOU! People who are not in shape get really insecure around fit people and constantly accuse, judge, and hate. I quite frankly am sick of it. I am healthier than I ever been, living my best life at the gym and with my dog 95 pounds down. Now that I look in shape, people hate on me and have talked about me in front of my face accusing me of having an eating disorder or even being kicked out of gym due to jealousy but people have no idea what the truth is. I am only a fat kid who figured out how to get healthy. I don't hate fat people nor do I have an eating disorder, nor am I anyone's competition in the gym. I just figured it out, finally. I hope people get a grip sometime soon.

[@Nathan-Million]

Yo what’s wrong with not wanting to be fat….. I wanna be fit bro

[@Kevin-pu6bt]

Hasn't adding "phobic" to the end of everything made it virtually meaningless by now¿?

[@Jan74]

Stop being phobicphobic.

[@robinpresmann]

I love beautiful and healthy people, and I am not ashamed to admit it!!!

[@antoniohagopian213]

Better be a stickman then a pool of ink that makes the paper rip.

[@ygalel]

She’s just envious that they don’t have HER problem of not being able to not eat

[@RazKhoz]

Coach Greg the most insightful - THANK YOU

[@BigSaba]

saying people who have mental pain they need to workthrough are fatphobic is Ludacris. This is one of the only times seeing something on the internet has legitimately made me mad.

[@Kevin-pu6bt]

This asenine ideology defies cognitive brain function

[@jeremycarlos9]

Good video Greg, call these people out for the damage they are causing to people who struggle with actual issues

[@lenahkn7155]

Thank you for explaining and giving an accurate examplification of the situation

[@PreparedFitness]

Bang on the money with this coach Greg! 👍

[@kenthawley5990]

She has made someone else's struggle all about her. That's doubly sad.

[@keypushinjackson3336]

This is a very good video even down to the title. Very thought provoking ive never even thought of it this way. Whats also crazy to me is real life vs online. I see all these issues online and in the news,on tv. But i never hear any of these terms or conversations in real life. From anyone i know or anyone that i work with, that kids go to school with(that i know of). Its like people run to the internet with all this but irl they are fine. Idk thats what i see, im sure there are others who see different injust think that is strange our society today. I have no social media besides yt. 40yo bm with two teenagers.

[@olivierotorricelli599]

You are incredible right, u don’t see this shit in real life. I also think these problems occur only in America. I’m from Switzerland and I’ve never had or heard a conversation about this topic. U can clearly see this girl has problems and she tries to put these on others.

[@coltonkosto98]

Spot on as usual. This is the type of insight that makes coach greg so special. With every upload im wiser than last time

[@greenliter1]

My undiagnosed atypical ed started when I moved to college and had to figure out how to be my own parent and friend and parter to a now ex fiancée and then it really picked up when I started failing classes (always honor role student in high school) after a friend died by suicide. It was literally the only thing I could think to control that wouldn’t be as obvious a form of self harm as the other things I was thinking. Didn’t give a care about what anyone else looked like and I honestly didn’t really care what I looked like. I just didn’t want to eat because hitting that restriction goal made me feel alive and I was mentally dead at that time, for a long time. I’ve clawed my way back to a good relationship with food now. But that message is very disrespectful.

[@gabrielking5194]

Bro is speaking facts!🔥

[@martabonora6174]

Some people are so ignorant on this topic and they talk like they know it all. Like shut up please and stop saying stuff especially if you never experienced it or talked with someone who suffers from it

[@akashpanigrahi8679]

The only difference... The claimed "fatphobic" doesn't play the victim instead they think they are not good enough even though they are.

[@caribbeanseas]

On their 3rd day not eating and this one is on her third meal since she woke up an hour ago…..dumber than last time

[@brittanyxxbabyxx2186]

Had “ana” due to an abusive relationship in high school literally controlled my life. I got in a size 0 and thought I was obese it’s awful and scary. I’m now grown in a healthy relationship and am on my fitness journey (with a healthy way with food thankfully not scared of it anymore) don’t wish any EDs on anyone

[@STORYMUNCH1]

Greggy I got your Turk builder! It also came with free cico bars pre workout samples ect. Super happy was waiting for a new video. Yayayaya

[@RamonaSchnauzevoll]

still fighting my bulimia every effing day (started when i was around 11 now 36years old), these ppl do not know how much they can harm with their dumb words. disgusting. its a DISORDER, not fashion.

[@Joey666mu2bc]

I had bulimia all my life . I never knew how to eat , no clue. I'm not even bullsh*ting , coach Greg , this channel, literally saved my life .

[@sfcablecar]

Having to make weight as a wrestler in high school and college gave me an eating disorder. It had nothing to do with the “fatness” of others. More ridiculous than last time!

[@636Knight]

I'm fatphobic and proud.

[@margaretliang1598]

Been called fatphobic when I had a six pack this summer. I can definitely see them going after more emotionally/physically vulnerable communities like ppl with eating disorders

[@lindajosefsson1686]

I had eating disorders growing up and it had nothing to do with anyone else but myself. I was not happy with how I looked and not eating was a way to control things. The people making these statements are very ignorant. They will have to accept that there are people who prefer to be fit and not look like them.

[@zombbielad124]

i knew lots of people during my time in the marine corps that got eating disorders that have never gotten over it even after getting out

[@hannahb6753]

I'm watching this video and can hear my partner in the other room listening to another coach greg video....quality rules 😁🏋‍♀️💪

[@Kazuk0100]

i am confused as to why people say "fatphobia" so often, a phobia is an irrational fear, hating fat people is different from being scared of being fat/being scared of fat people, can someone please explain why people say "this person is fatphobic" as in they hate fat people, it confuses me, again phobia is irrational fear.

[@Fitdoctor6]

I had an ED and i can tell you - Coach greg just gets it

[@antoniohagopian213]

Give them all the phobias.

[@buggsbunny7965]

YOURE A REAL ONE ❤😢

[@barsdatss7016]

I'm very fatphobic and proud to be

[@paulwoodford1984]

me too. i love being skinny and youthful and not old and overweight. they make me sick

[@Deadhumour0]

🤝

[@snickerdoodle4067]

As a recovered anorexic I can say that l was scared being fat not as society defines fat but weighing more than last time. At my lowest I considered myself fat and others? Were normal. I was jealous of the around me for not being me. It is a self illness, I was so focused on myself it was horrible. I agree with Greg more than last time!

[@dearohdear4247]

i can’t lie, i have severe anorexia and i am disgusted by fat people. but this happened BECAUSE i have anorexia. before i was sick, i didn’t care. and it brings me great shame that my illness makes me judge others for simply existing.

[@sarahbartlett9870]

I don’t care if anyone else is fat or thin, all I care about is that I’m thin

[@justanidiotontheinternet]

im really anorexic (and i am a formerly chubby person!), for me, its about control. my desire for control and the various traumas that ive been in and stuff, that caused my need for control to manifest into anorexia. it also manifests into other things, like obsessive and compulsive exercising (which caused me to become a 13% body fat). it's not about fat people, its other things. that's just what it spiraled into. it's not about fat people. its not about other people. its about needing control.

[@jenmessier2195]

That woman is A cookbook... Thanks coach Greg

[@Koroar]

Yep, they always look exactly how you'd expect.

[@KevinDena-j9y]

“to think the whole world revolves around them” seriously man why some ppl think everyone is doing things specifically to them ?!???!!!!

[@bradfordanderson7393]

Then the opposite could be said for people who are overweight..... That they have a phobia of being thin

[@danielkerryann]

Last time I checked, a phobia was defined as an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something. What's irrational about being fearful of all the health problems that come with obesity, including premature mortality? Glad these silly kids are being called out. Coach Greg - more on the point than last time.

[@TheSonyExperience]

I guess not wanting to be winded going up a flight of stairs or having a 110 beat resting heart rates in rooted in fat phobia instead of not wanting to die early

[@cynthialyzenga2267]

I already like this guy after the first five minutes

[@Joy80JJ]

I am now fat phobic..why...cause I lost 87lbs in 2020 & have maintained it to today...and have a phobia in the back of my mind being a fat slob...cause I do not want to be fat ever again...I felt like sh*t and now feel fabulous both mentally/physically. These woman are so ignorant...plain & simple.

[@AllisonMariePhD]

Those two female presenting individuals you reference I’m this video make me so frustrated I can’t even make sense if it. As a formerly obese person, with tons of obese family members experiencing health complications, who is now recovering from Ana suffering from irreconcilable body dysmorphia, it makes me so angry to hear the one say I want fat people to die.

[@nexuselitefishing6545]

I’m 6’2 212 with 14% body fat and I struggle with thinking I look bad. I can rationalize it my head that I’m not but I am definitely not happy with where I’m at. People who are overweight don’t get a second thought from me.

[@checksam]

KZbin needs to stop censoring people. We shouldn't be afraid to use words and have double-standards.

[@samuelkebede585]

Why are people these days obsessed with identifing as something🤣

[@SueRosalie]

ikr instead of avoiding labels, everything got worse

[@bret3925]

Greg, I've struggled with this for years. I watch your content and use some of the information tor harm reduction to get good vitamins and protein amounts. Right now I'm 16bmi. People are ruthless. Tell me it's easy, just eat, and a while back I got 1000 messages of "k*s, an*rex*c fuck". Stayed in bed for nearly 3 days after that sadly. The worst part... I know that being this skinny looks bad and unattractive. I just can't stop and keep criticizing myself.

[@gofundurself4373]

My eyes got stuck in the back of my head I rolled them so hard.

[@jacsmi]

Being fat is skinny-phobic.

[@christinamae300]

What is she even talking about?! I struggled with two eating disorders, anorexia first then bulimia. I was losing weight getting in shape and got addicted to it until I started restricting calories and it just kept going. Then I had the idea to start eating whatever and throwing it up, it was a vicious cycle!! It had nothing to do with my views on other people, Greg is right it was about control! Everything was going bad in my life and the one thing I could control was my eating, or lack there of. Thankfully I survived that and have a healthy relationship with food and exercise!! People stop spreading misinformation!!! Also thanks Greg for this video!!!

[@AZTracyLynn]

I had never even heard of fatphobia until people started talking about the All-In ED Recovery. I’ll be the first to admit that I. Am fat-phobic. I don’t want the consequences that go along with obesity and diabetes. I have that in my family. I battled EDs for years and there will always be that little chime in the back of my head. But that doesn’t mean I get intwined with the health of another’s body. I just love the level of self importance people place on themselves. Nobody is really paying attention to those who are doing this and so they have to create a little drama.

[@claudiapad9432]

That place is pretty dark. Hopefully, there are some people like Greg that can truly help just with a few words and telling nothing but the truth.

[@smallfeet1345]

I wish we could go back to before social existed honestly this world is getting out of hand now