"Fat Positivity" TikTok is... Insane.

[@SCote1963]

I lost 80lbs and the weirdest thing has happened. I feel better.

[@lizbuck1469]

Congrats happy you're feeling better!

[@fortvna66]

How you did it?

[@SCote1963]

@@fortvna66 paleo diet

[@Cantbeerased7893]

Oh wow nice job I lost fat not weight but fat amazing job it's Hella hard ik

[@cupidhitme]

@@SCote1963 ooooh good for youuu ❤️ how long did it take?

[@alejandrovallencci]

This movement went from “having a little cushion on your isn’t a bad thing” to “YOU ARE HEALTHY EVEN IF YOU CAN’T MOVE” and if that doesn’t just sum up woke TikTok in a nutshell idk what does

[@Tj_Swampy]

I agree like people look different you can be a little heavier that was the original body movement!!!!

[@_christconsciousness_]

Just curious, what do you think “woke” means???

[@serenas5411]

True

[@LivRayner]

I miss when the body positivity movement was like “Barbie dolls and Disney princesses are unrealistic body standards, it’s okay to not look like that”

[@Stonedsheepu8906]

@@LivRayneruntil they drew Disney princesses with “realistic proportions” and gave them tattoos and made them obese You really think a mermaid that swims all the time would have muffin tops? You think a 16th century French lower class woman would be really fat? Or a Middle Eastern princes- Actually, Jasmine could easily be heavier set if she wanted to because of resource availability. But the other princesses have no way of being fat

[@emmanuelkidd8218]

As someone who used to be obese, fat acceptance and all that stuff doesn't do any favors for people trying to be healthier.

[@Mr.Morden]

Fat fetishists don't help either. Extreme feeders enable the kind of denial that results in heart attacks, strokes, and death.

[@lizzeltired5496]

Same. I was obese. Now I’m healthy. We should not accept obesity as healthy. Beautiful is another issue. You can be obese and be beautiful but will never be as healthy or healthier than if they were not obese. The pandemic illustrated that obese people are at higher risk of morbidity and mortality related to lung infections.

[@hailees8464]

@Jack Ryan as someone who is currently fat, no. People need to be told, too many people really believe that it’s okay. #shameworks

[@Moshm4n]

Fat acceptance is cope.

[@NaraKwonPoD]

@@hailees8464 apparently not if you're fat, sis. stop trying to involve strangers in your weird humiliation kink.

[@neversaygoodbye4]

So, I’m overweight currently and i legitimately watch the tik tok fat positivity compilations on KZbin because i DONT want to be overweight. It motivates me in the opposite way they’re trying to push.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

I’m overweight as well. I watch these types of videos as motivation. Losing weight is hard, for me at least. But I’m not going to give up. 👍

[@neversaygoodbye4]

@@sirvilhelmofyonderland - great! Keep at it! I’m in the same boat!

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

@@neversaygoodbye4 good work 👍 it’s tough for sure 😅

[@beatiroide]

Same here! The more I watch Lizzo shaking her cellulite to my face on IG, the more I feel like doing squats 🤙🏻

[@amandawilkinsontarot7096]

Keep it up. I stopped drinking my sugar and started drinking more water. I ate less calories. I started walking. It took 2 years, but I lost 90 lbs.

[@iriswatt4275]

It’s not about being “skinny,” it’s about being healthy.

[@laurahuynh8333]

Yes. There is a thing called being too thin, and it is also unhealthy like being too fat.

[@cjthompson420]

@@laurahuynh8333 okay… the tubbo to tiny ratio is 100000:1 tho in America so we’re addressing the elephants in the room 😅

[@annieonimous4352]

@iguessitizwhatitiz Visceral fat, A woman whose waist measures 35 inches or more is likely to have excess visceral fat and is shown to have a higher likelihood of health problems. Yes people store fat in different areas but there are studies that show specifically that belly fat is linked to health problems. In addition weight in general puts extra strain on joints.

[@NovaLyceum]

Thank you! Was going to say skinny≠healthy but you said it better. And yes Blair their overweight seniors

[@chefboiardeeznutz9881]

@iguessitizwhatitiz theres a difference between fat and phat.

[@TINKERB121]

Claiming “fatphobia is rooted in racism” is racism in itself.

[@alexiscarte5044]

Oh i mean these people are a bit crazy but basically Europeans wanted to be very very curvy or even fat before slavery. There's sermons that are recorded and were preached to stop being gluttonous like the blacks(paraphrasing here). If you to the past white people started to want to be as thin as possible. I mean it's only recently that big butts and curves were seen as good instead of needing to work off your butt. Remember "does my butt look big in this? Or my thighs?" Just a few years ago people in highschool were obsessed with having a thigh gap

[@sieyes8738]

I hate this video but I agree with this comment

[@shartaglia7752]

@@sieyes8738 why do u hate the video? lmao

[@sieyes8738]

@@shartaglia7752 not only is this video offensive, this woman is transphobic

[@lalalallalala7827]

@@sieyes8738 do you mean you hate the tiktoks?

[@sidneyr1281]

"Remember when multi-colored hair was for cool people" TOOK THE WORDS OUT OF MY MOUTH 😭

[@skrittle555]

fr. piercings too! i took my septum piercing out and looking back i'm glad i did because now all i see is horrible people with them :( they always have the pinterest tattoos too. they all think they're being unique but they all starting to look the same.

[@pepps1943]

​@@skrittle555 omg sameee. I had my septum for years but then it became synonymous with the blue hairs. I kinda miss it but they ruined it smh.

[@skrittle555]

@@pepps1943 dude yes i feel this. "the blue hairs" lol it's so true. now i see someone with a septum and they're usually an entitled jerk and that sucks cos it's such a cute piercing! they don't deserve it. i wish we could gatekeep being alt lol. honestly i would say just do whatever you want but i didn't enjoy being labeled as an asshole just from my piercing :/ they really have ruined it.

[@pepps1943]

@@skrittle555 I was a scene queen in high school so this speaks to my soul lolol. Make dyed hair cool again!

[@bean-cc6dx]

YES! for years i dyed my hair every color of the rainbow but i got sick of being associated with the woke crowd (and my hair was damaged af) and i have it dyed a normal color with my natural hair color growing out

[@therealmouseymouse]

I want to gently tell the girl in the pink swim suit something my therapist told me years ago. "Wanting to change isn't a score against yourself. You can love yourself and where you are at with your progress and still want better for yourself."

[@sarahdacek]

YES!!!!

[@bluelighter178]

Big ass facts Like this is highly realistic

[@fragrantbloom]

True. And also the audacity she has for thinking she's attractive. Narcs istg.

[@wendyroman4944]

I lost my husband to obesity. He weighed 475 pounds when he died. His oxygen levels dropped to low and it killed him! There is NO WAY I will say being fat is good for you! It isn't.

[@EdgarFriendlysCivicsTeacher]

I'm sorry to hear that. How are you holding up?

[@wendyroman4944]

@@EdgarFriendlysCivicsTeacher I miss him. But otherwise I am alright. 😊

[@EdgarFriendlysCivicsTeacher]

@@wendyroman4944 do you mind if I ask what he was like?

[@wendyroman4944]

@@EdgarFriendlysCivicsTeacher He was a good man. He had a good heart and would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. And in the 10 years we were together, he never once raised his hand to me! I know I will never find another like him.

[@pacefainter]

My condolences on the loss of your husband.

[@n.p.r.2973]

My grandmother who died at 55 and morbidly obese told Me before her death “ do not let yourself get fat, learn from me” I love you grandma.

[@Shaved_Bunny]

RIP Grandma:(

[@Umbra1219]

R.I.P grandma, people like to ignore stories like this to push their fat positive agenda

[@doggylover108]

She didn’t even tell you she loved you, just told you not to get fat huh 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Umbra1219]

@@doggylover108 More like she told him because she loved him… what’s so funny

[@FoxStorm1111]

Bless 🧡 I’m sorry 😢

[@lauriehand1021]

I’m fat, and I was with the body positivity when it was just about loving yourself wherever you are, but when they started lying and saying it’s healthy and that wanting to lose weight is hate, I realized how insane it is.

[@ikarria4161]

Remember doves body positivity adds? That's when it was healthy to love yourself.

[@zet7670]

Give an inch ...

[@chinnjk]

It really depends on weight & body type etc. There are overweight people who are still healthy & beautiful. Obese range is a different story.

[@smallville8865]

@@chinnjk overweight/health. Pick one. You can’t be both.

[@n0namesowhatblerp362]

The first part is even helpful to be able to loose weight. Thats the good part, the rest is strange and unhealthy.

[@erinobrien5895]

As a naturally skinny person I've always hated the phrase, real women have curves. It really really hurt my feelings. I try to gain weight, and its a real challenge... I like to workout bc it helps my mental health and overall health. And I'm made to feel bad for it, bc I "don't need" to

[@Anjasotherchannel]

Same issue. My reason for workout is that, although loosing weight is not an issue, I still need proper muscles. I've never worked out to loose any weight, but I came to a point where I realised, that having a nicely shaped body doesn't mean that working out is unneccessary. I still need a healthy amount of muscles to not get back pain, neck pain or other issues like being unable to carry stuff because it's too heavy. I stopped trying to gain weight as that normally backlashed by getting a stomach inflation and that resulting on loosing weight.

[@erviatangerine5108]

Same. Naturally skinny, but gym & swimming pool are 50% of the reason why my depression is in remission. And other 50% are my cats 😂

[@urmom_341]

Same :/

[@fragrantbloom]

Same. I'm naturally skinny and got body shamed my entire life. They literally look like whales and call it "real bodies" like what?

[@Cskyethecat]

How is fat phobia linked to racism……why can’t they leave us out of this😭

[@childofMotherMary]

Literallyyyy they always put us in their bull shit 😂😂😂😂

[@KrakensLifee]

Frrrrrr like leave me alone I ain’t got shit to do with it

[@Kimburrito]

😂

[@krulmondry]

Yeah, I'm actually both but I dont think its connected anyhow

[@prettygorgeous7989]

Thank You!! People are fat because of diet not race.

[@mklpa123]

"Why are they making being fat their identity?" Because they have the personality of a cardboard cutout

[@CherryJuli]

Or because literally everyone else reduces them to their weight?

[@mklpa123]

@@CherryJuli nobody does that. This is a fantasy. Nobody gives a fk about your weight in 99% of all situations. And when I say nobody I obviously don't mean literally nobody, I am exaggerating for the sake of communication.

[@AnnoyingAllie3]

Why does Blaire make being hated her personality? 🤔....

[@schmemmm]

@@mklpa123 I can assure you they do, as someone who has been both fat and skinny people constantly are talking about my weight.

[@schmemmm]

@speedierllama What you mean is it is your experience that nobody cares, I can tell you as my experience they definitely care. I work in a large workplace and every time my weight changes I have comments for weeks and weeks on end, everyone wants to know about what I am doing, why it has changed, how it changed and then there are all kinds of opinions they want to share about whether I am overweight or underweight and how much weight I should put on or lose.

[@Annie5.56]

Omg this makes me so mad! I have lost 250 lbs. you read that right. Even tho I’m thin and do many active things to maintain it, the damage being over 400 lbs has done on my spine is irreparable. Being a healthy weight is the best move I ever did. Blair! You’re amazing girl, keep preaching the truth. Obese is bad, unhealthy, shortens the lifespan and your bones just aren’t made to support it.

[@Observette]

Wow how did you manage to lose so much?

[@li420o0]

great job ! thats amazing :)

[@walterblanc9708]

Absolutely wonderful. apart from irrepairable damage I hope and am sure you will feel so much better. I only lost 50lb and every facet of my life is better and I feel healthier in my 60's than I remember right back to my 40's maybe even 30's for some stuff ;)

[@domm5715]

props, thats a amazing transition, you gotta have willpoer out the wazoo to pull that off

[@tinicoleofficial]

Proud of you!👏🏾💪🏾

[@aidabaumgardner1392]

Body positivity is about loving your body through all the changes. For example, gaining weight during pregnancy, After the baby is born we are left feeling inadequate and like we are in someone else’s body. That’s when body positivity comes into play. You love your body through its journey back and forth. Or when you go through a life saving, body altering surgery like double mastectomy, etc. Body positivity is not about glorifying you unhealthy lifestyles.

[@bellepaul8820]

Love this comment 👍

[@aenirrinea523]

Preach 🙌

[@linag7308]

My daughter at the age of 9 was a little heavy but the worry was the Dr said she was having high blood pressure. Yes i instructed her about what we needed to do. Instead of blowing up and having a fit. She started exercising outside of school and didn't really change her eating habits. But the next appointment she had lost 10 lbs but the Dr said her blood pressure was perfect and said her heart souded like a runner's heart. And running is the exercise she chose.

[@danaaronmusic]

Your daughter is lucky to have you for a mother.

[@madtabby66]

Blood pressure? Wow. That being said, this weight shit is getting insane. Kids tend to get a little pudgy before a growth spurt. That used to be common knowledge. BMI is not accurate, the Met Life scales have actual science behind them. Body fat is easily measured, but do the calliper because scales really just do BMI.

[@kerim.peardon5551]

I'm dropping weight doing nothing but walking (I aim for 10,000 steps 4 days a week and 5,000 the other three days). Too many people are quick to say that you can only lose weight through diet, and exercise is just for getting toned. That may be true for some people, but for me, dieting makes little to no difference (unless it's taken to an extreme), whereas weight just magically falls off if I walk. Good for your daughter finding what works for her. It's so much easier to have never had the weight than to have to take a few years to get it off.

[@phangirlable]

@@kerim.peardon5551 I would even say that losing weight permanently with a diet is impossible and the only healthy way to do it is via exercise.

[@linag7308]

@@danaaronmusic thank you.

[@DeadLkeMe]

Remember those 10 seconds when the Body Positivity Movement was about people who had physical disfigurements or abnormalities caused by outside influences such as genetics, traumatic accidents, etc...

[@Ilikeblue4ever]

Body positivity is for anyone, not just for who you personally think should have it

[@emulation2369]

Yeah, good old times

[@Publiksquare]

@@Ilikeblue4ever you misread the comment. They were talking about the origins of the movement itself

[@helixxia9320]

@@Ilikeblue4ever anorexia and obesity should not be celebrated or included in body positivity. glorifying being sickly is wrong. they need help not applause

[@maidende8280]

No, I don’t, and I’m a crippled amputee!

[@simplyrowen]

I’ve always hated the “this is a REAL woman’s body” comment, no matter what side of the aisle you’re in. Because it inherently shames whoever has a different body type. Stop it. My body isn’t imaginary last I checked 🙄

[@minadopaul8287]

Agree.

[@junie1017]

Facrs. ALL women's bodies are REAL bodies whether you find them attractive or not.

[@simplyrowen]

@@junie1017 Exactly! 👏🏼 No need to shame others to uplift oneself. There’s room for all of us.

[@tatemitchell1479]

All bodies are real bodies. We need to aim to make as many of those bodies as healthy as possible (myself included). I’m around 180lbs right now at 5’5 and could easily lose 40lbs. Excited to get back to exercise over the summer.

[@whoasked6696]

“Realistic bodies” lol

[@someone-338]

My mom used to say; “if your stomach goes out more than your boobs do, you need to fix that” these people would make her faint 😭😂

[@alanalocicero542]

omg that’s how I used to look at myself to see if I was too fat 😭 I was though.. but anyway that’s funny

[@someone-338]

LMAOOOO FR THO

[@бронза.вафля.конус]

Omg what if you're an A cup? Lmao

[@yamitekudaSTOPplease]

Fr this is how I measure my "fatness" 😭

[@someone-338]

THATS WHAT I WAS WONDERING, I’m a DD cup so I always “passed” once I was through puberty

[@c.g.278]

I think these people are misunderstanding what we’re trying to tell them. Being in shape isn’t the _goal_ of being healthy, it’s the _byproduct._

[@soxwithflipflopsyaho]

THIIIIIIIIISSSSSS. And not even being "thin" it's being FIT. It's having a healthy body composition. It's supporting the amount of weight your bone structure was designed to support!

[@fannybyhmer8110]

@@soxwithflipflopsyaho, which doesn't always correspond to the current view of what "thin" is either :)

[@guangaotian6044]

If you start out overweight than thin is the by product and if you start out underweight than than thick is the byproduct.

[@xekis]

I started keto to control my blood glucose and insulin. My weight was not a concern to me, but I lost 20 lbs without trying as my insulin came under control. I always eat until I'm full.

[@baileyjean4602]

But just because someone is over weight doesn’t mean they are unhealthy.

[@kiffniru]

Im 5'2 and I weighed 222 march of 2021. I had to lose weight, not cause I wanted to be thin. I wanted to not hurt every day. I weigh 159 currently. Im still on this journey to getting to a healthy weight for my height.

[@arielpuf3033]

congrats girl! I'm really happy for you

[@366schultz]

Congrats! Keep up the good work!

[@infamous635]

Proud of you

[@denisdowling3971]

I applaud you, congratulations! It can be difficult to maintain motivation but healthiness is worth it...Well Done.

[@c4w4842]

Congrats!!!

[@N4t_____]

She's criticizing the movement, not fat people.

[@66bloodmoon]

There not much movement there.

[@emmahodgins1008]

@@66bloodmoon out of pocket..💀

[@66bloodmoon]

@@emmahodgins1008 lol

[@tylermyers200]

Fat people should be criticized, coddling them and saying it's OK is how we got here.

[@cigarettedaydreams17]

@@66bloodmoon HELP

[@elziion3893]

One of my aunts died 8 years ago because of morbid obesity. She left behind her four vulnerable young kids. They are young adults now, but they miss their mom everyday.

[@Cuddlingus]

My dad died at 32, from obesity and a heart attack, he was roughly 400 pounds and died 2 days before his birthday. People who think it’s healthy to be obese scare me

[@counterintuitive7406]

My husbands twin sister didn't even make it to 40. She passed away from obesity related issues. It's on her DEATH CERTIFICATE. Guaranteed, her children and her twin brother wish she had maintained a healthier life. She may still be here

[@Billybloop]

Most people who are fat are not going to get so fat that they die by the time they are 40. Most fat people have a BMI under 45 which doesn't increase the risk to someone's health that much before old age. Being super morbidly obese is still quite uncommon.

[@archgirl7797]

Noone should be encouraging weight gain. Those people are either delusional or sadistic. But morbid obesity is very often a response to childhood trauma. See their pain, not their size. Have some compassion.

[@madshader]

@@Billybloop There are other factors that lead to heart disease other than BMI. Not all calories are equal.

[@bettykirk1137]

oh my God, I am so sorry! If u dont mind me asking how much did she weigh? If this is rude or insinsitive I swear I didnt mean to be just that im around 236 and as im starting to get older (ive always been a bigger girl and im 5"9) im 35 now, im having more health problems and when I read ur comment I felt like I was going to have a panic attack but like I said ill conpletely understand if u dont answer. Thanks!

[@Billybloop]

@@madshader that's true, if a fat person drinks heavily and smokes they are more likely to die than say a fat vegan that eats big portions of peanut butter and pasta but also eats fruits and vegetables all day and doesn't drink or smoke. However, in my experience the health problems that standard obese people who live generally bad lifestyles have doesn't start until they are at least 50. Women tend to start becoming unwell after menopause, men around the same age.

[@tisminnit]

"Disregard science for the sake of feelings" THIS is a huge issue in society right now. Describes it perfectly

[@crystalpeterson3784]

I have never seen a more anti science group outside antivaxxers and creationists 💀 i mean ppl can believe what they want but believing something hard enough doesnt make it true

[@vince3523]

Exactly!

[@Bloodmyer]

Yes!!!! I’ve been on both sides, I was obese UK size 20/22 then became anorexic UK Size 6/8, now I’m just a healthy middle of UK size 14 with a little belly chub with loose skin from the weight loss. Just because your feelings are hurt doesn’t mean science isn’t important. Honestly it’s unhealthy to be an extreme of any weight.

[@lalalalala198]

@@Bloodmyer woww!!!I’m very proud of you for working on yourself and staying healthy!

[@barbiezinha5633]

@@Bloodmyer a uk size 6 is not anorexic by any measure...

[@tanyaandtheark]

I lost weight in the last year and I have so much more energy, less knee pain etc, it's a health thing, not a look thing.

[@spedup111]

Any tips?

[@levithebaddest2369]

@@spedup111 just eat less. You don't even have to diet. Every time I tried strict diets I failed. But recently I wasn't eating as much due to being a broke college student and I lost 25 lbs 💀 Working out also helps with health and weightloss

[@emilymeyers6069]

Frrr

[@tanyaandtheark]

That's all I do, just eat less, like I eat until I'm satisfied, not full, if that makes sense. I haven't cut anything out either, I just eat mostly well, and not as much as I used to, only eat when I'm hungry, that's it.

[@cowjuice9258]

I have knee pain though I am not overweight or even close. Help?

[@mckenna5446]

I lost 50lbs in 2023 and one thing my physical therapist told me that got me excited and encouraged For every 1 lb you lose, you’re taking away 3x the amount of weight on your joints. One of my favorite things to share because of how much it influenced me. If you’re sick of feeling tired and sore and out of energy constantly, you wouldn’t believe the difference of just even only 10 lbs

[@shallowtruth1002]

I'm fat and hate these people lol.. I'm trying so SO hard to get healthy again, and these people make us all look like the same lazy rats who are ungrateful for having a working body to begin with..

[@genmaicha.lapsang]

Don't let the get you down. You can do it.

[@arielpuf3033]

you can do to babe! life will be different and you will be amazed

[@clarissapullen6718]

Don't ever listen to that kind of stupidity. Follow what your doctor says.

[@melindalow8526]

You can do it! These people are crazy!

[@annalisamiceli2997]

you can do it! I'm so proud of u 💖!

[@Elevenbravo_ABN]

I was fat once. Rather than “accept” myself, I turned towards weight training and nutrition and became a bodybuilder. I get complimented on my physique all the time and I’m in very good health overall.

[@spacexbrawler]

I m in the same journey but aiming for powerlifting. Congratulations!!

[@archgirl7797]

Congratulations, im really pleased for you. Some people do however have limiting factors which stop them being physically or emotionally able to lose weight. Because we can never know an individual's circumstances, we should show compassion or at the very least neutrality. Harassment/bullying is NEVER helpful

[@fosminclorin]

The carnivore diet is the best for losing weight, getting your nutrients and not depending on pills. It works wonders, especially with obese people and exvegans. Meat, organs, dairy, eggs, oisters, bone broth, etc 🧀🍖🥩🍗🥓🍳🥛

[@fosminclorin]

And yeah, I'm fat myself and trying to fix both my weight and my mental health with this carnivore diet

[@crazyxterralady]

@@fosminclorin The carnivore diet will do serious damage to you. Please do more research!!!

[@Sunflowersunsetss]

Had an aunt who was extremely obese. She died at 47. She was kind, pretty but she didn't want to change and that was a very big issue that cost her her life.

[@Beyond1904]

scary how it’s the same fate these people will experience if they are still in denial

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

I will point out that it is possible to live to old age at a heavier weight though it is no doubt rare. I have a family member who is approaching 70 and pretty heavy, but the number of health problem one will experience and the quality of life is really not going to be good. Just getting from one place to another is a serious struggle as is breathing normally.

[@nope-yw6ng]

Rest in peace, very sad to hear this

[@Sunflowersunsetss]

@@nope-yw6ng thank you :) still miss her, she was amazing

[@bazhumke4040]

proud to say that being fat is my worst fear.

[@bbj4613]

“Be An Ally” = “Enable my Addiction”

[@Miquitzli]

100 or 'validate my cult'

[@princessmarlena1359]

Or “stop accomplishing things and being disciplined, because it makes my lazy ass feel bad”.

[@bbj4613]

@@princessmarlena1359 misery loves company !

[@brittneybluntville]

I wasn’t expecting to agree with you, as an overweight girl. You are 1000000% correct and I respect it. You literally just made me realize how much I’d like to change my life and how silly it is to want to stay unhealthy. Thank you and I really hope you continue to spread awareness through KZbin on topics such as this.

[@walterblanc9708]

Go for it. You will feel fantastic I am sure once you start shifting it. Keep it interesting and you will never go back.

[@davitavandervelde6870]

You can do it! The results will be so rewarding!

[@Evolution1101]

You ...you needed this video to realize that "wanting to stay unhealthy is silly"?!

[@bmbas7180]

You absolutely can change your life 😊 I believe in you

[@teekotrain6845]

The best excercise is when you don't look at it as excercise, but something fun and challenging. I hate excercise, but what's gotten me in the best shape of my life has been swimming, racquetball, biking, wailing on a punching bag, and walking. All that's great excercise but it doesn't feel like I'm "just excercising" because I enjoy it so much

[@royalarts8481]

My motto is, if your weight affects you running for you life then something is wrong.

[@WalterWhite-sp3uz]

Amen

[@goon_ass1675]

stealing that

[@sunny.sun00]

word.

[@yallluvvvvme]

Yess

[@eternalwizard776]

Exactly!

[@insnomniac]

Working in the medical field, we get so many x-ray orders for chest pain. It isn’t surprising, though, when you see the patient and they’re 5’3 and 400lbs. It’s upsetting actually.

[@nolsee1176]

Blaire please put a warning on these TikTok videos for “Dangerously high levels of second-hand cringe.” I was comatose by the end. ❤️

[@sarah_1488]

😂😂😂

[@madtabby66]

Spend more time on the internet My cringe is dead.

[@hashtagspandas4070]

@@madtabby66 🤣🤣🤣🥂

[@AkSonya1010]

@@madtabby66 thank you for that 🤣

[@ds82wrestling]

@@madtabby66 Not mine, it just keeps getting resurrected.

[@alskarmode]

These people are super insecure. People who are genuinely happy and confident with you they are and how they look don't feel the need to scream "I'm beautiful, I'm perfect, I don't need to change" to the world because they just know.

[@starburst9053]

So true

[@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y]

100% approve this comment. 🖐️ High five! Blessings. 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😂

[@loowanaofficial]

They’re trying to look for justification from others.. so sad

[@SangHendrix]

Agreed.

[@stormy035]

yeah, it's like the people who constantly need to tell you they're good people or how they are so opressed. Someone who feels the need to repeat stuff about themselves over and over is almost always lying

[@BrandonJames2016]

Didn’t know that being fat was a race 💀

[@jordiflower]

Right

[@archgirl7797]

Lol, yeah definitely not a race. But an oppressed group of people - absolutely.

[@Ackalan]

Save the whales. :)

[@TheBlackSeraph]

If fat people are a race, then it's the slowest 100m dash known to mankind.

[@Publiksquare]

@@archgirl7797 That is not what oppression means. Please don't disrespect actually oppressed people by misusing that term. Kids who are starving because their tyrannical government induced a famine are oppressed. North Koreans are oppressed. People who have so much food that they cannot stop eating it are not oppressed. Shame on you.

[@shrek7092]

I have been overweight since 5th grade and I am now 19. In high school I just accepted this will always be me, I will always be the fat friend and I can't do anything to change it. My best friend is also bigger than me and had the same mentality. I never knew how bad it was getting until a few months ago. Granted I was never huge, I was still obese. At my highest I was 210, I couldn't breathe normally, I couldn't walk up a flight of stairs, I ate all the time, I always had diarrhea, I felt tired all the time, I couldn't fit into bras because I was too fat, I couldn't do a lot of things comfortably. Due to all of this, one day I had a change in the way I thought and I started losing weight. My friend also began her weight loss around the time I did but she began earlier. We go to the gym together, I educated myself on how many calories I need to eat and how it all works. Because frankly I was too stubborn to even figure out how to lose weight I just blindly accepted my fate. I have lost 30lbs so far, I am trying to get to 50-60lbs total. Now, with the fat activists on tiktok, they are extremely toxic. I believed their lies, I genuinely thought there was nothing wrong with me. I also got sad when people "left the group" like megan trainor, lizzo, trisha, and some other bigger celebrities that lost weight. I felt like they were leaving me, trisha made a song about fat girls I don't remember what it's called but me and my friend listened to that all the time and it to us reinforced our belief that fat is beautiful. My friend at her heaviest was around 320 and she has lost 100lbs. She;s not doing it in a very healthy way, it's taken her around 8=9 months to get there. I cannot look back on these fat activists because it will cause me to fall off my weight loss journey, especially mukbangs and things of that sort as well. I am just glad I made it out alive.

[@lotusflower474]

As a (slim) disabled person I find it frustrating hearing them saying we should campaign for ‘accessibility’ for fat people. The world is still mostly inaccessible to disabled people. Disabled people need to take priority because we can’t do anything to stop being disabled. Get in line.

[@mae_the_gay]

Exactly! As someone who is also disabled, It’s very frustrating!

[@hannahwatkins7992]

I agree with you. Unfortunately the bopo movement found a way around that by saying "being obese/fat is a disability too!" So now they're double oppressed. Smh. They'll always find a way to manipulate people, it's almost as if they're the oppressors. They step on everyone elses toes while demanding you sacrifice your comfort for theirs.

[@CodyBrandt580]

As a fat disabled veteran, #MeFirst

[@robertsmithfan877]

well as a plus size disabled person ur opinion is bs

[@CrankyBarista]

Im not disabled, but as a child I had a friend who had severe MD and was in a wheelchair. Nothing annoys me more than when I'm at costco and I see a fat lady who can walk just fine but is too lazy to push a cart, take 1 of the 2 motorized shopping carts.

[@JosephPudin]

I used to be obese, then i lost so much weight i ended up with anorexia. I couldnt find a balance until now. I went to therapy. It takes time, perseverance and self esteem. This movement just seems very conformist to me.

[@smilefordatweirdo1758]

Same I used to be obese then lost alot of weight and became unhealthy skinny in a short amount of time... but I recovered and I became overweight 😭😭😭 I'm so back and forth

[@fosminclorin]

The carnivore diet is the best for losing weight, getting your nutrients and not depending on pills. It works wonders, especially with obese people and exvegans. Meat, organs, dairy, eggs, oisters, bone broth, etc 🧀🍖🥩🍗🥓🍳🥛

[@wellbredweirdo]

@@fosminclorin this is false and potentially harmful information. Please be careful following fad diet suggestions from a random unqualified person.

[@stargirlscinnamoncherry]

@@wellbredweirdo It really isn't false. Look at Mikhaila Petersons videos, sites her sources and has sent her immune disorder into remission.

[@wellbredweirdo]

@@stargirlscinnamoncherry I have followed mikhalia for years and I am aware of her position on it. However, she is one person. I guarantee you that type of high protein, high fat diet will NOT work for every person. I'm not saying the diet in and of itself is false. I am saying to propose it as THE answer for obese individuals is false and, frankly, dangerous and irresponsible. People cling onto fad diets in an act of desperation without sound consultation and research for what is best for their bodies.

[@musiclover666100]

"I don't hate fat people, I just don't find them attractive, that's a preference". That is a valid statement. I'm fat, and a raging lesbian, and I'd never date a man. Because that is a preference. You can't force people to date what they don't find attractive, because that is how you get unhappy relationships

[@bluebird1694]

Lol It's not preference, it's just taste. Preference means you like apples more than oranges but still eat both. If you didn't like oranges at all, there is no preference because you don't desire them.

[@Gamersglade]

@@bluebird1694 semantics

[@Rockmanza247]

Yeah and they sweat the whole time for no reason

[@konobuzoggu239]

can we start a cult for short men? like, "date me, or you're an ist"

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

One also can't tell someone else who to date

[@rickylumo8666]

I have lost 110 lbs and I am so happy that the whole body positivity movement was off my radar when I did. I didn’t hate my body. I hated having no sense of control over eating, and I hated how my body looked and felt. I was anxious and frustrated by my cravings until I understood nutrition a lot better. But I knew that the body hiding inside would be ok once I figured things out emotionally and nutritionally.

[@Nepafarius]

As a fat man, I can say why I'm not in the movement: 1. I know my weight is a health risk, I just don't really care. I like eating more than living to 70. 2. I'm not going to ask for universal health care so I can subsidize my vice. 3. I don't expect a single human soul to find my body attractive, and I'm not going to demand society warp itself to ignore the beneficial, instinctual interest in healthy bodies. 4. As long as they don't try and beat me in a back alley, I don't give a flying fuck what people in public say about me. I'm not fragile, I have padding.

[@antinutjobs]

❤️

[@Jinkroll]

The padding 😭😭

[@martinacosta3821]

my god, why aren't more people like you?? that's the mind set people should aim in a lot of things.

[@RDJim]

"I like eating more than living to 70." -- -- I suspect someday that may change.

[@bashainnitbruv]

❤️❤️

[@Felix.alexander.001]

I was literally overweight went on a diet lost 120 pounds and the craziest thing happened. My life has improved drastically.

[@athensuye6105]

How do you keep the weight off? I need to lose weight 😭😭😭

[@coffeebeanz]

@@athensuye6105 follow portion sizes on food packets

[@athensuye6105]

@@coffeebeanz Oh thx. I just checked and I never noticed them. Like if we were to follow the portion size, I've been eating for 2 people 😭😭😭

[@johnjamele]

don't try to "limit" intake of processed food, especially empty carbs and sugar. It's chemically altered to make it addictive and make you want to eat more and be in mental pain if you can't have as much as your brain wants. Just cut it out entirely, and in a few weeks you'll lose all craving for it. I cut out bread, pasta and sugar, increased exercise slightly (I was already pretty active,) and the weight just fell off. @@athensuye6105

[@vxd8604]

I used to be obese. Best decision I ever made was losing weight. I got my life back.

[@Geznake]

Well done!

[@laynie7720]

proud of you!!

[@MaryJaneJones.]

I want obese. Just overweight by 20 pounds. I've lost 15 pounds. Keeping it off.

[@jojo1212xx]

​@@MaryJaneJones. 👏👏👏👏warm lemon water in the morning and before you go to bed will help hun drink before you brush your teeth though as lemon is citrus obviously lol so contains a sorbic acid

[@peachprincess9632]

No one's perfect fat or skinny. Being fine with your weight is one thing, but these people need to stop glorifying this lifestyle.

[@buggaoff8160]

At a certain point in either direction its unhealthy, the main focus should be health but if they are unconcerned by their health having been fully informed of the consequences then its up to them as individuals.

[@archgirl7797]

Noone should be encouraging weight gain. Those people are either delusional or sadistic. But morbid obesity is very often a response to childhood trauma. See their pain, not their size. Have some compassion.

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

@@archgirl7797 💯

[@beaudavis3808]

Being too skinny is harmful as well. Do not know which one is worse.

[@raebsen]

Either extreme is not ideal. Some are more prone one way or other, perhaps due to how they were taught to cope from an early age. Overeating, at least in my family, seems to be ingrained as a comforting mechanism and until it's replaced by actually learning a healthier way of stress management, it will be a lifelong battle.

[@godofcorndog]

"There are no men in this movement." Something also to note: they are almost ALL younger women (18 - 35). As a fat guy in his 30's, you aren't going to catch me in front of a camera saying how my gut and thunder thighs are 'amazing body positivity' when I am in constant pain and lethargy. These women simply fail to understand what they are doing to themselves and are burning through their youths with the idea that they will feel that way in 10+ years. Unless they have AMAZING genetics, they will likely change their minds in time.

[@thezu9250]

It’s pretty funny that you say that. Unfortunately things like a “dad” bod now just means overweight and out of shape. Yet somehow guys are trying to sell it as attractive as if they gave birth themselves! It’s so trippy to see all these young men who have no reason to be overweight claiming they have a dad bod when they don’t even have children. However there are all these overweight or fat men with beautiful female partners in movies and TV shows. So they already have a certain movement, it’s just not on TikTok.

[@Dyslexiella]

@@thezu9250 huh

[@zenitsu5065]

@@thezu9250 so you just want a hot guy being fat.

[@chickenortheeggphotography]

THIS. They really don't see it, it's not about the body when you're young, your body is amazing at adapting when you're young. But when you hit 30 and above your body really starts to get stuck in its way. It needs to be framed in such a way that it's about the body when you're older. I lost close to 70lbs healthily over 2 years and different regiments, and all the pain you're talking about went away. All my lethargy is all but gone. I hated the way I felt. But losing wasn't fun either, so it's a catch 22. Glad I did it, but I had to have the right mindset to do it too.

[@Gaia_Seraphina]

Yes. The only men in that movement I saw turned out to be gay. And one was a transman ( genetically female ). That's why it's a female movement and they link it to feminism, anti-patriarchy ... and many other things.

[@Melissa-jy3km]

"remember when colored hair was for cool people?" YES! they ruined it for us. that is a true statement, Blaire.

[@lillypilly6440]

Same. I no longer dye my hair funky colours

[@chefboiardeeznutz9881]

@@C1umsyJester same. It's sad lol

[@poopoohead4455]

its so sad,,,

[@tinicoleofficial]

Now it’s easier to spot the overly “woke” people based off of their hair😂

[@Kubulek17]

Now I associate coloured hair with people with no personality who need something to stand out

[@lenamcgowall7704]

My mom had a heart attack at 55 and died a month ago. She was overweighted and didn’t take care of herself. Can’t see overweighted ppl the same way since then…

[@LysippeLee]

Been hearing it for years- "How a REAL woman's body looks." Oh, okay. Just call me plastic, then. LOL.

[@hannnahcampbell472]

Yup! When you naturally have the shape of a Barbie doll it really hit me hard as a teen hearing things like "real woman have meat not bones" or "no real woman is below a size 2"

[@6743aman]

Hi ladies

[@DPRKprincess]

@@6743aman No. Go to horny jail.

[@ryanthomas49]

@@iizwni you could have just told him to go away, but of course you had to use an ethnic slur.

[@marisachambers6192]

The woman who said "actually I do wanna be fat, bellies are beautiful," what she said didn't bother me but hearing her the spit in her mouth smack while she was talking really bothered me.

[@baileymoore7779]

LMAO.

[@sdstin]

I’m dying laughing!

[@Ennaitak]

I think she was trying to be seductive about it but failes

[@infiniLor]

That was really gross!!

[@livingdeadgirl5]

It's really strange to me how when people are "fat-shamed" and share they're story, they instantly get called "brave" and "inspiring". But when I was shamed for looking too much like a "skeleton" no one stood up for me. It's not even like I was unhealthy, It's just in my genetics.

[@livingdeadgirl5]

@dejuren I do though, I exercise daily and have a very healthy diet. I'm not severely underweight I'm just leaning on the under weight side, I wasn't trying to make it sound like I was extremely underweight or anything.

[@ediblecrayons2382]

@dejuren being underweight usually is unhealthy because a thin person may not get enough nutrients not because of their fat percentage , since theyre most likely not eating enough to maintain that body. but when a person is genetically thin, they are most likely healthy since they eat normally, they just have a fast metabolism

[@67nextday]

All my life I was 50kg /161cms and very active until I've got my disability. Now my weight is doubled and I cant get rid of extra weight. Not that I am upset about it or feel heavy,but always is better when you can keep your healthy standards: your height in cms- 100 and 10kg up or down.For example, if your height is 160cms,your healthy weight can be in range from 50kg to 70kg,depending on your bone structure. So,enjoy your 'skeleton ' years,becouse it wont be like that forever. Just adjust your clothing style and be happy,that your weight is not 300lbs

[@livingdeadgirl5]

@@67nextday I wasn't saying I was a skeleton that's what I've been called

[@nicolebesser3548]

I literally had a school guidance counselor pull down my lip to look for vomit damage because she was convinced I had bulimia. This was after having me drug tested and I passed. She didn't believe I could be so thin and not be harming myself. I never broke 93 lbs til I was 21 or 22.

[@Awesomeusernamelols]

As someone who was chubby when I was a little kid, now as a teenager I feel so much better. I was 7-9 years old and was weighing 90-100 pounds. I began to realize it was unhealthy for my age and began to exercise and cut down on food. I am now 13 and weighing 91 pounds :)

[@lmho0254]

WOOOOOOO! CONGRATS TO YOOOOOU! - A 13 y/o who's 120-125

[@urmom_341]

yayy, good job!! Im also 13 and 104 lbs

[@lyncisr5059]

respect

[@pringleshark_96]

Blaire has a nice community. I feel like we can share our thoughts without being attacked by the mob.

[@happyhappy685]

Natsuu pfp, i approve

[@pringleshark_96]

@@happyhappy685 Yessss Natsu is best boi ❤️

[@capric0rpse]

True

[@island-dreamer5638]

Fact

[@AP-ek6by]

❤

[@BullsStrength]

Fat acceptance is a form of addiction acceptance. Hyper palatable sugar foods are highly addictive, with withdraw symptoms on par with some of the worst drugs. Would you tell someone who has a bad relationship with alcohol or cocaine to just accept it? Why is it trendy to encourage people to put themselves in an early grave?

[@PomsNTomsMom92]

Never thought of it that way. I agree.

[@3llevate]

Exactly

[@JustPidgeon1]

Or eating disorder acceptance if it's because of BED.

[@Arcania9516]

Because of "wokeness"

[@ilana6105]

I have to go to OA meetings (something like alcoholics anonymous for overeaters, "Overeaters Anonymous") because of my issues with food addiction and dependency. I just can't quit, and I try really hard, I'm doing the most I can and it still is hard. It makes me miserable, it's a real problem that most Americans ignore (I'm from Argentina so I'm glad there's not as much addictive food here).

[@dawggyd9779]

We really living in such a chronically online age that being HEALTHY is seen as offensive and strange 💀💀

[@clashwithmoi8926]

HEALTH IS RACISM

[@JustMe-ub9yo]

Ain't that the truth... and what gets me is I see so many comments saying OH THEY'RE FAT THEY MUST BE AMERICAN, like we're the only country with fat people 🤦‍♀️

[@Andehirt]

Depends some ppl are fat but health the deadline is 100kg based on ur height

[@zhaiko7479]

Ikr, take care of yourselves it's not awful to exercise ,

[@zhaiko7479]

@@Andehirt no shit, depends on the fat to muscle ratio. People just need to educate themselves on it. Being 4'11 at 100 pounds look different from being 5'8 at 100.

[@dhjjnjhgvfuihnoi]

These people make me more and more motivated to keep my weight down

[@getouthope]

I used to be morbidly obese. Body positivity/fat acceptance DID NOTHING for my sense of self-love, confidence, or mental health. It’s a facade. These women are still miserable with themselves. I didn’t feel good until I lost 60 pounds and actually started to improve my health and I know a lot of women who feel the same.

[@madshader]

Yes, it's called Copium. They are lying to themselves in order to not feel guilty about inhaling 5000 calories a day. Gluttony is not a trait to be celebrated, last I checked.

[@terryyarrington6731]

Nope. You can't assume their miserable because you were. You can't just know someone's full psychology. Everything else is correct though.

[@CyberCripX]

@@madshader think about all the food they consume needlessly while others are starving...

[@ascendednightingale2456]

After being sedentary for a few years, I exercised for 30 minutes 5 days a week, and almost instantly I felt more energetic and happier. Exercise really does wonders for your body, mind, and soul.

[@totesmegoatscrystal9688]

@@terryyarrington6731 i honestly think you can say someone morbidly obese is miserable, and not just because I am...i am btw...BUT how can anyone be content with their obese bodies? Having a harder time breathing, keeping up, added pressure on your organs, knowing that if you dont change you can have diabetes, heart disease and or other illnesses, cutting your lifespan..this isnt just an opinion obesity literally adds extra weight around your organs, and knowing about the health issues and if you are lucky enough to not have any...if you continue you eventually WILL have them, that weight also weighs down your arms, your legs, knees, ankles, carrying that extra weight around causes problems to your joints and mucsles as well...you cant say someone 300 isnt miserable, trust me when i say, EVERY MORBIDLY OBESE PERSON IS MORE MISERABLE than someone at a healthy weight, i guarantee it. They ARE, if they say they aren't they are lying or in denial.

[@ChillerCrow]

The problem is that these activist think beauty and healthy are synonymous. You can be a beautiful person and live an unhealthy lifestyle.

[@allie_678]

Good point! Many of these people are pretty, or at least still have pretty features. But just like you can be a gorgeous runway model and still be sick and unhealthy from starving yourself, you can be a pretty thick/fat girl with great curves and still be unhealthily obese.

[@jinayat8538]

How can cooralate the 2 even

[@ChampionMarauder]

They would probably be the first to point out that a lot of beautiful thin people are actually unhealthy... 'specially teenage girls that starve themselves most of the day and then eat oreos for dinner.

[@wanderingmirecat4333]

My “fear” of being fat is because I’ve watched my dysfunctional family eat until they are not mobile and suffer with diabetes/heart disease until their early death. I’m afraid of robbing myself and my children of a full and happy life. That isn’t sad, that is breaking an unhealthy cycle and taking responsibility for myself. ✌🏼

[@ikarria4161]

A little louder for these Tik Tok weirdos in the back!!!

[@ikarria4161]

I keep telling my mom that. She excited to have grandkids but the way she takes care of herself she won't be able to be a grandmother. Or if she does my kids will grow up with what did. A grandparent who can't move because of a stroke.

[@dadeligtfuldazzlingderika33]

No one screaming at you to believe them that they're happy and confident, and to love them for being a certain way, is actually the most insecure person ever lmao. I'm fat, but I love myself enough to try to loose weight, I'm already down 80lbs and i have PCOS so I have to HUSTLE!

[@autumnryn]

Congratulations!!! Keep up the good work ❤

[@xXRubyXRaspberryXx]

“Remember when multicolored hair was for cool people” I felt that in my soul 🤣

[@avavavavaz]

oh my god the saddest thing to happen to fashion of all time. fr

[@maniyasha134]

I am personally offended. As a little girl raised by a punk father, I could not wait to grow up and get myself a multicolored alternative haircut. Same thing with tattoos. The new punk is just be traditional. Long virgin hair and have plain skin 🙈

[@PatricenotPatrick]

@@maniyasha134 it’s fine at least we were changing our hair not our pronouns 🤣

[@karlakathleen2611]

I used to dye my hair fashion colours all the time until all the activists started dying their hair fashion colours lol i didnt want to be associated with the delusional so i dyed it back to normal looking hair lol

[@LayDStayC]

literally laughed out loud!

[@samgilbert5684]

Pretending that weight doesn’t directly contribute to your health is delusional, in my opinion. As someone that was morbidly obese and now is a healthy weight, I can say weight loss directly contributed to better health. I no longer have sleep apnea, I’m no longer pre-diabetic, my joints don’t hurt anymore, I have energy, I’m on half the medications. My life has improved exponentially.

[@Rov-Nihil]

If we have anorexia and bulimia, there has to be an opposite for that too!

[@sunshinemishasmommy5352]

Good for you chickie 😁👍 I have a few non-weight-related health issues that make it difficult to lose weight but not impossible..because of a medication I'm currently on I am able to move around better and when the weather here warms up I hope to start walking more,and I'm also going to start doing yoga so I can get back some of the flexibility I had when I was younger..being fat is not healthy,no matter what those fools say..if it was I would be healthy and I'm not..but I can change that,with diet and exercise..I'll never be a size 10,for me that's not realistic or natural,all I want to be is healthy

[@branwenwatson]

Congrats on your weight loss and all the benefits that come with it😊

[@domtekos7761]

Congrats on taking responsibility of your health and own body and took control of the situation to do the hard work to be where you feel healthier and happier, I'm sure it was worth all the effort totally. Well done for achieving what you've managed, it's not easy to get started and especially not easy to get that consistency there of building new habits and creating a real long term change.

[@EmmaCRBsnewstuff]

glad you're in better health

[@sn0lder]

when they try to make being fat an oppressed minority group, but in reality the majority of the US is overweight or obese LMAAAAAAOOOO

[@REV.995]

Funny I saw a panel of women where a 400 pounder said she would only date a gym guy because she didn't want a fatty! Seriously!

[@N0EL-7007]

Hypocritical 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@lunar686]

Body positivity should be: don’t become fit and healthy because you hate your body, do it because you love it 🥰. Yes beauty standard can be extremely toxic, yes not everyone is born into an environment that encourages healthy choices, and yes some people will have the odds stacked against them to the point you wonder why they even try...but as a community we should be supporting and encouraging to anyone making positive changes that improve their health and wellbeing, not encouraging the worst aspects of the inner demons to take control

[@fosminclorin]

The carnivore diet is the best for losing weight, getting your nutrients and not depending on pills. It works wonders, especially with obese people and exvegans. Meat, organs, dairy, eggs, oisters, bone broth, etc 🧀🍖🥩🍗🥓🍳🥛

[@fosminclorin]

In my opinion, 90% of the obese population wouldn't even be obese if junk food didn't exist in the first place and they didn't allow to put toxic sh*t in our food. But they care more about making money from addicting "food" and medications

[@Nikobun]

YES

[@WomanTakenBytheWind]

This! As someone with Cushing’s syndrome, one of the only legitimate causes of obesity, I am very scared for people I see who look Cushingoid but deny their endless symptoms/mental health issues couldn’t possibly a disease process. The fat acceptance movement is actively harming fat people who need HELP.

[@user-jj6xp2ln4d]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@romancatullo7496]

Eventually, diabetes catches up with you with that weight and doing nothing about it. Then, you will be in trouble with multiple problems. Obesity is not a social justice issue but a very serious healthcare issue. Blair is spot-on here.

[@cutecats532]

I hear you but diabetes can happen to skinny people too....

[@cinnamontoastmeme]

@@cutecats532 yes but rarely it's more common in obese people.

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

@@cutecats532 Like my dad who got it after getting mono. Although his diet was shitty too.

[@jackiebutler3361]

Diabetes is genetic it has almost nothing to do with weight if you're overweight and living unhealthy your chances are significantly higher down the line but you don't just catch diabetes its your bloodline and genetics no hate this is just a common misconception a lot of people have type 1 diagnosed at 21

[@cinnamontoastmeme]

@@jackiebutler3361 diabetes isn't genetic well it is but you can get it too like if you're obese your chances of getting diabetes are higher because of all the fat in your body.

[@malawisupasoldier7478]

Strange how the "body positivity" movement constantly fit shames and skinny shames people.

[@archgirl7797]

Yeah fit shaming and skinny shaming is shitty and unnecessary

[@fosminclorin]

The carnivore diet is the best for losing weight, getting your nutrients and not depending on pills. It works wonders, especially with obese people and exvegans. Meat, organs, dairy, eggs, oisters, bone broth, etc 🧀🍖🥩🍗🥓🍳🥛

[@wellbredweirdo]

@@fosminclorin it is also a very specified diet that does not work with everyone's digestive system. Please be careful what advice you give out as it could cause harm.

[@Alecexo]

Haven’t you heard? Skinny shaming doesn’t exist 😭

[@FuckFascistYouTube]

Also strange how it consists of no actual movement 🤔 Got'em

[@xMilkpudding]

unrelated but the cat being a loaf in the background was so cute 😭

[@Unkown_Meli]

I was thinking that too 🤣

[@angiefrank2393]

I was paying more attention to the cat😊 Then the dog showed up at the end laying on the sofa

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

I am all for body positivity. Loving yourself and overweight people deserve respect as much as anyone else. But please don't say being overweight is healthy, it is not. Just like we should not normalize being anorexic, don't normalize being overweight. Don't act like most cases are not because of choices. Being disabled, gay or person of color≠ being fat.

[@zachocracy]

Just like we shouldn't normalize altering one's physical and chemical makeup to become their preconcieved notion of what a woman is... aka mysoginy.

[@lalalallalala7827]

@@zachocracy you don't make sense....

[@zachocracy]

@@lalalallalala7827 "changing your gender" via chemicals and surgery is akin to saying being fat is healthy. Same level of lunacy.

[@gracia8348]

@@zachocracy changing your gender isn’t unhealthy lmfao

[@13nightclaw13]

exactly! Obesity is deadly.

[@rachhhhhh90]

An overweight friend of mine WENT CRAZY at me for posting a 'before and after' picture because I was 145lb in one and 125lb in the other. I posted it because I wanted to show off the progress GETTING SOBER had on my body. I was literally told I was going to die if I didn't get sober. She took it as a personal insult that she was too big. I didn't think I was too big. I had a protruding abdomen due to drink and I was yellow, and afterwards I was a normal colour and did not look pregnant with a bottle of vodka. Not everything is about fat people, but they seem to think it is sometimes. 🤦‍♀️

[@zet7670]

@Paul Barber Never was

[@BloodMoon375]

People take things entirely too personally. I'm glad you are healthy now! ❤❤

[@halymachado]

👏 👏 👏. Congrats on your sobriety!

[@jennifermorley9836]

145lbs is not heavy at all. Depending on how tall you are. Good for you on you're weight loss, but check the BMI scale to make sure you don't go under. Being to skinny has sever heath affects as well. I am a nurse, so I am going by what "science and medicine" says.

[@nathanedgar4459]

Congratulations on getting sober! Keep at it! Every day can be a new record. 3/23/15

[@KrakensLifee]

This is something my dad told me in regards to being healthy “The body is meant to move, and if it doesn’t move, it won’t when you want it to”. You’re supposed to move, otherwise you will literally just shut down from the inside if you don’t.

[@karolyncovarrubias17]

A body in motion stays in motion & a body at rest stays at rest. That’s why it’s a lot harder to get out up and be productive when you’ve been laying in bed all day vs. being productive when you “get on a roll”

[@hoppy2829]

thats a wise dad

[@kraziecatclady]

I agree, but you also can't outrun the fork. Take this from someone who has ran several half marathons, some while being overweight and some at a healthy weight. Depending on your height, current weight, and age, it doesn't take a lot of slices of pizza (cheeseburgers, bags of chips, chocolate, pick your poison) to surpass the calories needed to sustain your current weight. I have gained weight in the past while training for a half marathon because after my 8, 9, and 10 mile runs, I spent the rest of the day eating junk because I "earned" it. Turns out, on average, you only burn roughly a little more than 100 calories per mile while running (more or less based on your current fitness level and weight). For the 8 mile run, my Crispy Chocolate Santa that I "earned" replaced more than half of that in only a few minutes and it wasn't a huge piece of chocolate. On the flip side of that, I've lost weight while being "immobile" after foot surgery because I was more careful with what I decided to eat. I wasn't overweight when I went in for the surgery either and I was able to start training back up for another half marathon about 2-3 months after the surgery. Some of those sandwiches and salads they sell at Wawa are 600-700 calories and most people pair them with a 400 calorie bag of chips and a 260 calorie soda. My daily calorie limit for sustaining 140lbs is only 1600 per day if you include 200 calories daily worth of exercise, so a lunch like that would be more than half of my daily intake if I don't want to gain weight. Granted, I can't drink soda (carbonation issues), and I generally would not be able to finish one of those sandwiches and a bag of chips at lunch by myself, but plenty of people do.

[@caliconservative20]

True!! This is my main indicator as to whether I am carrying extra weight...not the scale but my ease of movement.

[@TomikaKelly]

...so move...🙃🤷‍♀️

[@HayleighDuncan08]

“I’m 600 lbs and that’s ok” Their heart: help.. me..

[@molsauce]

Anything is “phobia” to people who are so inherently privileged that they have to find a way to be marginalized.

[@pollyyander]

yeeeeaah, i still wonder who started using the word “phobia” like this. having a different opinion/preference WHATEVER- is not a phobia.

[@aliecarey]

A Phobia is literally an irrational fear Greek for panic or fear

[@cinnamontoastmeme]

@@aliecarey correct, i remember when phobia was being used as a word to describe a fear of yours like idk thalasophobia which is fear of the ocean or arachnophobia and so on.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

@@cinnamontoastmeme acting as if they’re aren’t radfems so scared of trans people that they’re hugging their Alice Paul body pillow and crying their eyeballs out 😂

[@sisis-qt4oc]

this comment!!💯

[@NinjaKittyBonks]

To understand the cult: Take what has been the norm for 10K years and argue for the direct opposite!

[@stephblackcat]

Society has been more up and down about fat actually. it was considered a marker of success several times in the past so was viewed as attractive...That said in the modern age it's a sign of laziness.

[@reezethevampire]

@@stephblackcat Being morbidly obese wasn't seen well at any point in history. There were times when being overweight was seen positively, or being husky, because, yes, that was a sign of wealth and luxury but at no point in history did a society think weighing 400+ pounds was good. At least, not to my knowledge.

[@archgirl7797]

Noone should be encouraging weight gain. Those people are either delusional or sadistic. But morbid obesity is very often a response to childhood trauma. See their pain, not their size. Have some compassion.

[@babyaliensquid6044]

Not a cult, there's so many things have been the norm for thousands of years that need to change, that science supports needs to change. Not saying fat needs to be accepted but other issues

[@raimeyewens7518]

No one can convince me being obese is normal and healthy. My sister in law died when she was 32. The autopsy said sequela of morbid obesity. She was 400+ lbs. She died in the middle of the night. Her mother found her face down in the bathroom. She had died while sitting on the toilet. Pants down and butt in the air. It took 10 firemen to get her out of the bathroom and out of the house. She would have been mortified to know what all happened. So next time your showing your tummy to Tik Tok and talking about how awesome life is just wonder if that midnight trip to the bathroom to pee may just be your last. Just a thought.

[@domdom3938]

I remember when they were going for Adele for losing weight. So unbelievable that she wants to alter her body shape and/or her health and people judge the fact that she made that decision...for her own body.

[@sunofthemourning333]

Exactly. Her Body, her choice

[@de4dly_n1ghtshade]

It's fatphobic to lose weight apparently while they advocate for body positivity? In that case you can do whatever you want to your body! If she's happy then why should they care?

[@domdom3938]

@@de4dly_n1ghtshade Indeed, it’s only body-positive to be fat, but wanting to be skinny is a crime against your body apparently

[@dollypardon144]

Honestly, that upset me too with Adele. Same with rebel Wilson, that was seriously upsetting seeing people try to tear her down online when she worked so hard to get where she is. It's infuriating, let people be happy for the hard work and effort they put into themselves. If they want to prioritize their health that isn't wrong. It's just insane logic.

[@Joyeuseunlendemain]

Yeah wathever she had done with her body she have been condemned for that, terrible

[@Maceyluvsyou]

i’m 100 lbs overweight. i’m a minor. but i know it’s unhealthy and i wanna do better. people saying it’s okay and healthy is disrespectful.

[@daleenehlers2385]

So, I work in the medical field, and this body positivity movement is really getting the better of me! I can still accept it if you as an adult choose to be happy with your obese body, but when it starts to affect the children, I have a REAL problem with this! We are exponentially seeing young children (5-7 years olds) with Type-2 diabetes and HYPERTENSION!! With enlarged livers even on adult standards. When your 3 year old needs to wear 9-10 year old pant because that's the only size that fits around their waist, we have a problem!!! That child looks to you to teach them healthy choices and habits, so if your child is overweight, it is your fault as the parent. And it is really sad to see little 5 year old children being out of breath from just walking from the passage into a room and onto a bed, because their lungs and heart is not strong enough to support their obese bodies. Interestingly enough, it is also usually the most obese people who expects the most help from everybody else. So you are too big to be able to get up from lying down into a seated position and then expect ME to pull you up... Nah girl, I'm gonna stand back and let you do it yourself, cause my back ain't about to be hurt due to your life choices.

[@darkdemonqueen]

Completely agree. They’re normalizing bad health and horrible eating habits. Kids will eat what they see their parents eat (most of the time)... I try to eat and share at least one fruit or veggie a day with my 6yo and he’s a really really picky eater so it CAN be done!

[@gypsydanger1013]

I'm an ICU nurse. People change their fat pride REAL QUICK when we bring out the bariatric Hoyer Lift to move them. Who knew it's degrading to let yourself get so massive that an actual CRANE is needed to move them

[@billyswife9805]

I agree with everything except that it's the parent's fault. My family has always been active but with covid all the sports have been canceled and my parents have been working all the time so my entire family gained weight. My parents and my brothers are over weight by 20-50 lbs im over weight by 2 and that was okay because i used to be 80 lbs at 12 which was super unhealthy but now im 123 at 13 but with sports being brought back i lost atleast 5 lbs and im excersizing. It does matter if your child gained weight when it was hard for them maintain a good weight its the steps after that count. When my parents found out their 7 year old so weighted 78 lbs we cut down on everything now its eiter 1 soda or 1 starbucks per week instead of random times and now we must do a sport activity for 1 hour. For my brother its now 1 1/2 hours of soccer practice and for me its 2 hours of basketball pratice and running/ walking a mile everyday aswell as practicing basketball after practice.

[@SandyMeeshell]

Sorry, but.... THIS 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@daleenehlers2385]

@@billyswife9805 good for you for taking steps to get back to better help. The pandemic was hard on everyone, and as a household with both parents working, I understand just how hard it became! I work at the hospital so I was never at home and my husband worked from home. Our little girl's school closed so she had to do online schooling. But, we made a point of doing some form of exercise at home - either a workout routine or working in the garden or something and it made a huge difference! We also tried to maintain our normal eating habits and not go crazy on snacks. We managed to not gain weight during our country's hard lockdown which lasted for 5 months

[@ManicMimikyu13]

As someone with mental health issues and a long history of ED's, I will never ever understand anti recovery, and being angry at people for recovering, it's wild to me

[@yiyangremus]

@♡ Lolita ♡ Oh man, I hope you recover soon. Not sure if this helps, but I've seen lots of comments under mukbangs that come from people with anorexia saying that the videos help them to eat. I'm sure it doesn't work for everyone, but just a suggestion, sorry if it's insensitive! Get well soon ♥️

[@Lili-jv1zp]

Imagine thinking your weight is the result of “discrimination”

[@terryyarrington6731]

Yea, that was a stretch Armstrong there.

[@cxa340]

Yeah, I was literally thinking “umm most of human history can be defined by not having enough to eat”. Still to this day hunger and starvation are issues that go around the globe - even in the developed. I feel like someone saying this has never left the US/Canada and seen just how fat these populations have become. It has everything to do with your diet not discrimination.

[@callistusandrew8521]

As someone whose ancestors actually suffered from racism, discrimination and segregation. I'm disappointed and disgusted by such outlandish and inaccurate comments made by these supposed "activists "

[@bornofbvb]

As someone who went from 260 lbs to 130 lbs (at 5'7), I can say I never once was happy being obese. In fact, my whole life I've been insecure about being overweight. Occasionally, I get people telling me that I was beautiful at my heaviest and I shouldn't talk negatively about my old self. But the problem is, whether I was beautiful to them or not, I was not happy with myself. I was rather depressed about it. I get accused of having an eating disorder just because I look so much different than I used to, even though my weight right now is dead center in the healthy range for my height. People just get offended about what you're doing with your body because of what they don't want to change about their own.

[@weeweedoodoo6778]

You have my respect!!!! ❤

[@lh2435]

For some reason many people hate it when others change their body. I am a biohacker and have always been pestered by people who tried to talk me out of changing my body. And yes, they also tried to claim that what I was doing must be dangerous. None of it was true in hindsight.

[@kaleighp7723]

Congrats for getting to a healthy weight! That’s amazing! ❤️

[@casey5535]

Congrats on the weight loss.

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

Damn girl, congrats!!! ❤️

[@thesimplerooster]

As a man of rotund nature. I can say for a fact that loosing weight is one of the best things you can do for yourself. For both your health and self confidence.

[@Mrs.CGraves]

I’ve never met someone that starts a weight loss journey and it becomes something else, something bigger.. they work on multiple aspects of life.

[@inderjitkainth5353]

Okay I’ve lost 65 pounds, but I’m still not confident and I still have low self esteem. I’m just healthier. Losing weight doesn’t automatically mean confidence. I have tons of lose skin and saggy tits which contribute to my low self esteem.

[@ashleybrown5883]

These people are still young enough that they haven't hit the age where their weight will cause significant problems.

[@gothbunny1234]

do they seem to you to want to get healthier as they get older?

[@ChristinaMoralesMindfuqed]

Yup. Its all fun and gains until you got gerd, rheu. arthitis, got pains shooting up and down your legs, numbness in your feet, lets be real and face that our bones and structure are not meant to survive at a certain volume as all living beings that live on this earth. If you overfeed an animal, you are abusing that animal and they will get sick and die earlier. Why do we not look at our own species in the same sense?

[@americafromsam1674]

If those people could take a pill to make them skinny tomorrow, all of them would. So the movement doesn’t make sense. They don’t want to be overweight in reality. They just wanna feel better about it

[@longvo4714]

@@gothbunny1234 it seems like they not gonna make it… unless they change

[@Em_Elizabeth]

Even when it causes problems later on, some older people are so set in their ways they won't change and it kills.

[@MsLittleFishBigPond]

12:18 I love the cat wandering in, like ‘Mum, why are you talking to yourself?’.

[@breannab5809]

I've seen on tictok when someone's proud of their weightloss and posts progress vids there's alot of comments telling them they didn't need to change and kind of putting them down for doing it. Such a weird vibe. I have binge eating problems and it's awful idk why they want to promote it.

[@baileyjean4602]

That is so sad! I’ve never seen comments like that. On the ones I see they are so positive. Like why put someone down for bettering themselves.

[@6743aman]

Hi ladies 👍

[@DPRKprincess]

@@6743aman Stopppp. KZbin isn't a dating app.

[@nicodiangelo2040]

@@DPRKprincess PLS

[@6743aman]

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[@arusu1806]

As someone who struggles with overeating, emotional eating, and food addiction, it’s funny how these people don’t talk about how these things are also a problem. Edit: I’m also gonna bet that if any of these girls had a chance to have an instant healthy body, they would take it.

[@cosmichellion]

Eating disorders aren't exclusively lack of eating, more people need to realize that. An eating disorder can be the three things you listed. No one really talks about THESE eating disorders

[@ashmaybe9634]

Of all my bad habits, emotional eating has been the hardest to curb. It went hand in hand with a lot of therapy and a lot of soul searching. Hard work but worth it. I wonder how many of the fat positivity group know what it's like to be a healthy weight and be fit. Maybe they don't even know what they're missing. I dunno...

[@jellyrcw12]

I hope you feel better soon

[@jayvee1387]

Literally this!!!!!!

[@lymli]

adele is a big example. she'll never admit it 'cause will make her fat fans sad.

[@korreypersonett6536]

Okay I’m all for body positivity- I was once 300lbs and have lost over 100lbs yes I’m still hard on myself and want to lose more weight. I however don’t think people need to hate themselves while they are trying to lose weight. I think you should love yourself while you’re on your journey because you’re getting closer to where you want to be health wise. Being over weight or under weight is not healthy. Now you should not change for someone you should change for yourself to be healthy. But totally agree with you girl! Also if you like yourself Okay fine but don’t promote being unhealthy to other people like people are taking this shit to a whole other level.

[@darthgorthaur258]

Yeah itd be great if it was equal tho cous no fucker in the body positivity movement is calling for fat men to be accepted they are told to get ripped, only accept it if it's a fat chick... Edit: ha nice of Blair to notice an tac that on the end because it's absolutely true.

[@Ardelle77]

Good job, congrats, keep it up!

[@skeletalremains3860]

Congratulations. I was 200 pounds and got down to 150. It's a struggle to maintain it because I have a thyroid issue but it's worth it. I feel so much better now.

[@maryrap246]

Love this. Only truly started to love my body and want to live a long life when I started working out to feel good and not for appearances or to weigh a certain amount. Self love and respect first, the weight loss and confidence followed. No one can ever tell me that being fat is something to be proud of and strive to. I gained my entire life back through exercise and finding a healthy relationship with food.

[@kristitackett8988]

I agree but I think these fat positive folks don't care about those who want to better themselves once you say you're working on you you're considered a traitor to them

[@kale_xo]

As a little fat girl in the 90’s, a chubby teen in the ‘00’s and having three beautiful babies in the 2010s, I am now 33 years old and worked my ass off (literally) to get where I am today. I can use excuses like genetics or Hypothyroidism which is a 100% real issue…. But I ivercame those issues and went from 250 lbs after my third pregnancy, down to 5’ 2” 130 lbs. never felt better. Never looked better. Never been happier. All I see here are excuses saying that it’s ok to be unhealthy, it’s not. Do better, if not for yourself, then for all of these little girls out here struggling with the same things. I was one of those girls and I am so glad that I was able to push myself out of it.

[@CassandraHorton560]

As a person who struggled for weight for 20 years it AMAZES me the people that say because I chose gastric bypass I took the easy way out NO I needed help so I got a tool to help with that!

[@Ruby-xk8kn]

that's not an easy way out at all surgery is a big commitment and I'm really proud of you ❤

[@BloodMoon375]

Don't you have to lose a certain amount of weight before getting the gastric bypass surgery? And you're right, it is just a tool.

[@r0zugorudo]

It kills me when people say weight loss surgery is the “easy way out”. There is NOTHING easy about it.

[@nikkijack911]

Oye! I'd say even making the decision for that procedure isn't easy.

[@ancalyme]

@@BloodMoon375 Depends on the program, I also had gastric bypass and didn't have to lose weight before it.

[@yoladude]

I don’t always agree with Blaire, but I definitely agree with you on this one. I’ve recently lost 90lbs due to lifestyle change and you would not believe how many people have straight attacked me on social media for “making me feel bad about themselves”. Like, honey, all I told you to do was drink water, but if you wanna internalize that, then you go right ahead.

[@jessicaholscher4097]

as someone who as struggled with being overweight their whole life and is nearing 40, at the end of the day, that extra wear and tear from the extra weight will catch up with you.

[@katiefyock9607]

Especially the back and the knees. I'm much thinner than I was 4 years ago, but I hate going up my steps to my bedroom.

[@TheBlackSeraph]

Good point - by the time you hit middle age, that extra weight is harder to manage and basic sh*t that you did effortlessly in your younger years (long distance walking, running up stairs) is now a lot more arduous. Ageing sucks in general, but excess body fat makes it even worse.

[@fosminclorin]

The carnivore diet is the best for losing weight, getting your nutrients and not depending on pills. It works wonders, especially with obese people and exvegans. Meat, organs, dairy, eggs, oisters, bone broth, etc 🧀🍖🥩🍗🥓🍳🥛

[@fosminclorin]

And yeah, I'm fat myself and trying to fix both my weight and my mental health with this carnivore diet

[@wellbredweirdo]

@@fosminclorin this is false and potentially harmful information. Fad diets can cause damage. Please consult a professional before making any extreme changes to your diet.

[@SebastianKomor]

My heart goes out to the doctors who have to deal with these delusional ideals. I say this as a person who at the most was 320 pounds. Lost 60+ pounds so far as I would like to be around for my child. Also, "Eating Twinkies isn't revolutionary"..had me spit coffee here lol.

[@HistoryGeek4U]

I'm obese and I am trying to lose weight and be healthy. This "fatphobia" thing does a lot more harm than good.

[@gerard7417]

It does no good , only harm

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

Keep going & be kind to yourself-you got this sis ❤️

[@HistoryGeek4U]

@@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607 Thanks

[@larafroeschl7083]

Good for you! Maybe check out Michelle McDaniel’s Channel (she does a lot of videos like this but also always gives advice on how to get there and she is a personal trainer who once was overweight and now has a support group and personal training plans etc) Good luck on your journey 🍀

[@HistoryGeek4U]

@@larafroeschl7083 I love her channel! I think it's called "My will probably offend you" or something like that.

[@juggernaught2115]

Not so hot take: disordered eating includes eating unhealthy food in insane amounts

[@archgirl7797]

Yep, it can do, often even. And usually this is driven by trauma and ongoing mental health issues. It's really sad how mental health issues can cause physical health issues like obesity

[@NatureLover-pj2qe]

Yep. Binge eating disorder is definitely a real issue for many people.

[@Sephymuffins]

The sad reality is it's SO MUCH EASIER to be "fat". And rather then work harder to improve their life and lose weight, they'd rather have people meet them where they're at and glorify them.

[@May-fu8tc]

How is it easier? Go on.

[@Krillerx3]

@@May-fu8tc by not exercising

[@fredpagniello3267]

In other words, tell themselves whatever justifies their existence without ever having to do anything to better their lives. Years ago it was the age argument, now something else...

[@congconghu8252]

@@Krillerx3 I know a lot of people who have to keep exercising to gain weight. It works both ways.

[@SundayMourningLove]

@@May-fu8tc How in the world are you asking how it's easier to remain fat than it is to make a conscious effort to become healthy?? By not exercising. By not watching what you eat. By not taking the time to pick out healthy foods at the grocery store and cooking healthy meals. By not having to have any sort of willpower. It's easier to just grab fast food or a bag of chips or what the hell ever than it is to go to a produce stand and get some fruits & vegetables and make yourself a smoothie. It's easier to lie around watching Netflix, YT or Tiktok instead of popping in your earphones and going for a jog. It's easier to eat a whole bunch all at once and gorge yourself on one or two massive meals as opposed to eating a small amount multiple times a day. It's easier to not have to think about it and just do whatever you're use to doing than it is to make a change.

[@jedisarah501st]

What happened to my body my choice? I thought I was supposed to be able to do whatever I wanted to with my body? Now I have to conform to your fat body standards?

[@lov3l]

You definitely can.. but just be prepared to be judged

[@marzybarx]

Imagine if meth heads talked about their addiction and appearance this way. This is just another addiction. Should treat it the same way as alcoholism or drug addiction - ofc they should be treated with respect- but not praised for their addiction, or the way their addiction has impacted their body

[@Publiksquare]

Drug addiction is almost exclusively treated as a criminal issue though. Are you suggesting that we criminalize being fat? Your comment would make sense if drug addiction was treated as a public health issue but it most certainly isn't at least not in America.

[@shyviolets]

@@Publiksquare Most normal people think drug addicts belong in rehab and not in prison. It's not 1971 anymore the "war on drugs" was a complete failure and more people are struggling with addiction than ever. The prison system can't make money without filling their prisons with vulnerable addicts. Obesity is great for the food industries and big pharma so obese people are just the new byproduct of that greed. The greatest trick corporations have pulled is making the public think their victims are personally responsible for struggling with the system they've created. About 40% of people in America have struggled with addiction, About 40% of people in America are obese...

[@kerryrodda2591]

Fark me! What about those of us medically unwell and can’t lose weight because of it??! Overweight people are not always overweight because they are addicted to eating. So ignorant if you tar all overweight / obese people like this!