I Took The “Am I Fatphobic?” Quiz

[@mackadoodless]

I’ll gladly be “fatphobic” if it means looking out for people who are eating themselves to death.

[@milantehrandubai]

Exactly. The world doesn't revolve around fatsos !

[@someguy8682]

@@milantehrandubaiWell, not until their gravity becomes strong enough

[@ChapperMan]

@@someguy8682LOL

[@DennysMakesMusic]

As someone thats considered obese (well according to bmi, im still fat rho but my body fat according to the army body fat calculator im abt 28% which is considered overweight not obese. But still) I condone this response, my dad is obese and he unfortunately doesn't seem to consider if he should lose weight.

[@Starlight00396]

Omg fr

[@Albertanorthernlights]

The fat liberation movement does so much damage. My uncle was part of it and was morbidly obese which caused him to be immobile and rely on a breathing tube in order to live. Whenever someone in the family tried to talk to him about his health, he just got angry and called them “fat-phobic.” He ended up dying at the age of 39, leaving his daughter (whose mother died from cancer years earlier) with no parents.

[@LeonM4c]

Tragic

[@The9thMonth]

It's always the ones left behind that suffer the most...

[@russlester6846]

Damn Misha! You are just hot, hot, hot!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@Ronindennis]

That's what you get when people live only for themselves instead of others.

[@MrMixolydian7]

So sad.

[@Ed_Stuckey]

A phobia is an unreasonable fear of something. I'm not fat phobic unless there's a chance one of them might sit on me.

[@TalaCruz]

Hee Hee Hee! Or if you go to a dress-up party as Big Bird, and they think you are a giant thanksgiving turkey.

[@milantehrandubai]

Same lol

[@timokreuzer381]

One of them might sit next to you on your next flight!

[@natalieanimal4063]

Those who use 'phobia' in the context similar to the one in the quiz apparently think of disapproval as of unreasonable aversion if it's directed at them. I feel that's the essence. You would tell them about the difference in meaning and they would still be like 'they are the same picture '.

[@InitialPC]

I don't think thats unreasonable, a fat guy fell on me once and my foot broke, I still got the scar on my ankle.

[@Moomoomeadowz]

I’m fat and don’t find her fat phobic. She’s right, I’ve recently started working out, and going on walks. I drink water now instead of pop. Enough is enough. Being fat shouldn’t be glorified. Being healthy should be glorified.

[@Robert-cw7de]

Taking the first step is always the hardest and you took it. Keep up the spirit!

[@Moomoomeadowz]

@@Robert-cw7de thank you sm!!

[@Sstucash]

Good luck with your health journey.

[@Moomoomeadowz]

@@Sstucash thank you!!

[@diegoramirez7075]

Same here, I started a diet almost 2 months ago and I’ve lost over 13 lb, I was way out of my ideal weight, I even got to obesity type I based on the BMI, and I’m doing my best to get to my ideal weight

[@AllYouHaveToDoIsBeHonest]

The colour of that top makes the colour of her eyes pop.

[@yeeterdeleter0117]

That's true lol

[@Belladonna-h9o]

I just said the same thing!! Definitely her color!!

[@TheFloatingHouse]

Being called a fat phobic, a racist, or a bigot etc. is basically a badge of honor these days.

[@fuzzypanda1684]

Right?

[@abbiereynolds8016]

It basically means you're a sane reasonable person now😅

[@viyeIIastears]

How ironic

[@programix8432]

yeah thatrs waht i hate, im a true racist and its annoying at how diluted this world has become

[@richmann8230]

MY BRO DIED because he was obese. My sister, who was also obese, was in complete shock. They avoided and rejected any and all help. The one doctor who attempted to help was banned. They remained wilfully blind to the progressive weight gain and huge health problems that compounded everything. They thought the doctors and meds would solve all of the problems. Until his heart stopped in the hospital and nobody could revive him. At that point, my sister suddenly open to all of my suggestions for weight loss and the gym and a completely new lifestyle. Her life is now great in every way, except she's a widow now. All because of the denial of reality. He was a really great guy... We miss him very much.

[@The9thMonth]

Some people need a real shock to truly realise they are on the wrong path.

[@Pidatha]

....Brother and sister?😮

[@richmann8230]

@@Pidatha lol. Sorry. My sister and her husband. My brother in law. We were very close.. A true bro

[@poppyakers]

​@Pidatha I assume he meant sister in law 😂

[@andrewelliott4436]

1. Make people addicted to processed foods. 2. Make people addicted to drugs that deal with the health problems caused by processed foods.

[@adrianchetwynd1334]

Is that taken from the Protocols of Z _ _ _ ?

[@shannon8254]

You mean ultra processed foods? Some processed foods are healthy for you.

[@yeeterdeleter0117]

3. Profit

[@eitantal726]

3. Forster a mentality: Offended by everything, Ashamed of nothing

[@ruckusbeblack]

4. Make the kids Transgenda 👰🏻‍♂️

[@milantehrandubai]

I am proudly and gladly "fatphobic" if it means wanting to be healthy and not be fat, because being thin is much more comfortable and you will really feel better. I am afraid of getting unhealthy yes, and I'm repulsed from fat, but it's not a phobia. We don't have to adapt to these people !!!

[@AlienGutz597]

I agree. But just note being thin isn’t always healthy either. As someone with anorexia being too skinny is just as bad as being too fat

[@Notmyname979]

Shhh. If you ignore it it will go away.

[@AJ-zr5ls]

“If you are the actual size of the aircraft” 😂😂😂

[@michaelmurray11189]

Suddenly I pictured a person being unable to fit in the cockpit of a P-51 or a Spitfire because they’re literally the size of the planes’ fuselages.

[@CGMedia2023]

I'm hiding the cookies from you!

[@richards31415]

"living in a larger body size" makes it feel like someone is just given a fat body, someone else is given a skinny body...that's not how it works

[@kirahhdrop]

Actually it can be! However ☠️ like u can change it. Literally. Same with underweight people possibly.

[@JasonNewsted420]

The same women write articles about how it's totally fine to demand a 6ft man

[@Kwadratura]

It is analogy to living in the house isn't it?

[@kirahhdrop]

@@JasonNewsted420 Dear God…

[@Notmyname979]

great I guess were assigning fat bodies along with genders now too lol. This entire movement is rooted in ignorance. How stupid people can get is comical atp. Also see obligatory Dwight Schrute reference lol.

[@GenXfrom75]

I started keto two months ago. I’m 49 and was gaining weight due to menopause. And in this brief time, I’ve lost 25 pounds, gone from size 14/16 to a healthy 8/10, and have more energy than ever. I’m feeling great! Down from 160 lbs to 135 lbs. You’re a-right I’m “fat phobic!”

[@волк-ы1ш]

Good job!!! That's incredible! 🎉

[@soukainalabbout2550]

Proud of you stranger 🎉❤

[@GenXfrom75]

@@soukainalabbout2550 thank you! 😊

[@bliglum]

It's not even about the gluttony, the "you're fat because you have no self control". Or "fat looks ugly" judgement.. Any of that... Its the genuine concern for public health, and the fact that we're ALL paying way too much for health insurance due to this obesity epidemic.

[@волк-ы1ш]

Especially when they were trying to force people to get the c19 jab because they're "immunocompromised" because of their obesity (I'm not kidding I've had people say this to me, they legit told ME to get jabbed for THEM or to keep wearing masks because THEY are FAT... Not like cancer or anything.) and they also made a push for unjabbed people to not get insurance coverage or even access to grocery stores in some areas (needing a jab card, happened in my state.)

[@andrewayne225]

People need to take care of their health….I went from 222 lbs to 190 lbs. I am not being “fatphobic”. I am being health focused Misha. Nobody wants anyone dying of obesity or living with high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes. I want to stay healthy and happy.

[@shadowstrike95]

The heaviest I got was 220 pounds, I now have heart issues, and high blood pressure. I am now down to 175 and losing. Being fat isn't great, and it causess many health issues. I'm 28 and was super close to a heart attack. I also have Hypothyroid, and it's not an excuse for not losing weight. I can't do intense work outs because I have bad asthma, but change I changed my diet, watched my salt, drank a lots of water, and do 20 minutes walk a day. I lost 20 pounds in the first month. So, to anyone suffering, I know it can be discouraging, but you got this! The first initial week is the hardest, but once you get through it, it's a lot easier. Do what's best for your health, you will feel better in the long run, and don't wait like me and get all these health issues. :,)

[@Won_core]

I took the quiz, and I got the result that my "fat phobia" is showing💀

[@marcellaacone7085]

Oh, God, cover, cover it as soon as you can!... 😀

[@error-lp5pp]

Lol 🤣

[@HomeGrown001]

Better than having your rolls showing

[@izzymoon7648]

@HomeGrown001 🤣🤣🤣

[@-Heywood_Jablowme-]

Same

[@ersoymehmetoglu5323]

fatphobia includes: being healthy caring about people having an opinion

[@AshleighBaggins]

Pretty much!

[@star_enchanted]

gravity falls mentioned!!

[@Quasar14-a]

Watch the transition into a gravity falls fan theory channel

[@dearthditch]

Quiz says “someone in a large body”. Like they’re inhabiting it. I forget if they were aliens?

[@liliatluh]

imagine if skinny people were to say it’s thinphobic to not be attracted to thin bodies

[@iluvzaytun]

@@liliatluh it’s still natural to be attracted to skinny bodies. You can’t even hug a fat person properly 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@dawnt6791]

I spent my childhood and early adult life underweight for my frame. Supercharged metabolism due to internalized stress is nasty to deal with. I ate almost nonstop. I was constantly accused of having a hollow leg by people who knew me well. I always felt like crud, and my immune system was a train-wreck. The snide comments I got, almost always from other women, included accusations about me having an eating disorder or starving myself. I guess I missed out since I never thought to accuse EVERYONE of being "thinphobic" because of the ignorance and stupidity of a few jerks. Dang! LOL Seriously, though, I never believed I was "oppressed" because of a few idiots. I just looked at them as idiots. Maturity helped me see that most of whom were probably jealous of the fact I could eat anything I wanted without gaining weight. They were totally ignorant of the fact that being underweight comes with health issues just like obesity does. Thankfully those days are past. But I still don't think people are "phobic" of all this stuff. If anything, I'm probably the "thinphobic" one, since I NEVER want to go back to being underweight like that again anymore than I want to be obese.

[@suspicioucefish1197]

Both my parents are obese and I was always somewhat embarrassed to be seen with them in public. I'm not doing that to my future children.

[@Mohamedabdurahmanm]

But we are all embarrassed by our parents. So you are not Fatphopic like these people want you to be.

[@Beautifulpurpleskies]

My mother was obese for most of my childhood so I can relate. Luckily, about 7 years ago she finally got serious about her health and lost a lot of weight and I’m really happy for her and proud of her now!

[@Mohamedabdurahmanm]

@@Beautifulpurpleskies yes way to go to your mother. I am happy to hear; she knows what to do to spend more time with her family and did it. most of the media today doesn’t want us to hear about these awesome news and it is sad.

[@DianaMayeDesigns]

If your love of someone relies on their appearance, then that is not love. .

[@Cardinal_claw]

​@@DianaMayeDesignsPoint out where they said they didn't love their parents? Do you have any reading comprehension at all? Being obese isn't just appearance, it significantly affects physical ability, mental health, and obviously the health of the individual. It also affects relationships and finance because it takes a lot of food to maintain the weight and makes working much harder. There is literally no benefit to being obese.

[@Eusong]

Misha, I'd love to see you do a video on the woke nonbinary Russians who are breaking the grammatical structure of the language, demanding to be referred to as plural они instead of something that would make sense like оно. It's confusing enough for me, learning the language, but my normal Russian friends make it sound like it's even more confusing for native speakers.

[@seanlamora6333]

I'd love to see a video on that too.

[@natalieanimal4063]

My native language is also slavic, Serbian, and I speak Russian too. But alterations like this aren't a thing here (yet), and I studied Russian before they appeared in it, so I've always wondered how such a thing would even work in languages like mine, where 'they' is never used for one person. In Serbian, it would sound very strange, maybe like an old-fashioned wat to show respect (like 'vous' instead of 'toi' in French), but in third person very odd nowadays. We also have genders for 'they' depending on whether it's a group of males, females or both, unlike Russians. Like them, we have genders for verbs and adjectives as well, so saying 'the famous actor decided to go by they' requires masculine or feminine gender three times. I have no clue how we'd talk gender neutrally in either language. So I'd love to see the video too.

[@margarinchick]

Yea, as a russian - this is so stupid! In English there was a singular they since Shakespeare when talking about an unknown person, but in Russian it just DOESN'T MAKE SENSE 😩😩😩

[@AmazingRebel23]

As a trans Canadian, I can’t stand the teenage social media addicts going country to country trying to screw everything up just to make themselves feel special. There is no 3rd gender and there will never be.

[@SnailShoes]

​@@margarinchickShakespeare also decided the final word for Egg

[@vaughn6371]

Instead of using phobic we should start using "averse". What is averse? Averse is: adj. Having a feeling of opposition, distaste, or aversion; strongly disinclined. -Fatphobic- FATAVERSE

[@nicoleta8964]

That is the word for "fat universe". FATAVERSE! COME EAT YOUR FRIED CHICKEN! 😅 BA-KAW!

[@melovekittie]

That sounds like “fat universe” though. Sounds super pro-fat

[@vaughn6371]

@@melovekittie 🤪 it sure does🤣

[@hammywoods]

Fatties into the fataverse

[@nomadic_orthodox]

I always say “ it’s not phobia, it’s disgust” but averse sounds good too 👌

[@emperornapoleoni6400]

I guess when everyone keeps calling others "phobic" of somethings they're just projecting their own phobia onto others

[@matthewwilliams3827]

True, so many people projecting

[@squirrelgirl1853]

Classic projection....

[@briandonovan1584]

True. Being fat is problematic in so many ways. Being fat is also as bad for your health than being a chain smoker.

[@Wezwolf]

They have a phobia that everyone else is phobic of them.

[@brianjudkins8812]

As someone who was skinny/extremely underweight as a teen, I was told that I need to eat hamburgers once. I was also asked if I was anorexic by a classmate in Jr. High!

[@cerseiuwu7031]

Same here! But if I told some fat ass to go to gym I would be crucified

[@dawnt6791]

Been there, dealt with that. Sometimes people suck. LOL

[@sbffsbrarbrr]

My nephew, who weighed about 300 lbs, died a year ago at the age of 60. He had 80% blockage in all his arteries and didn't make it to surgery once he was in the hospital. One of the nicest people I knew. Kind to others but not to himself. My niece, his wife, has also been seriously overweight all her life. At the age of 62 she is walking now with a walker. I am assuming it's because of the damage to her joints from the excess weight she has carried all her life. Everyone's health deteriorates as we get older but the toll obesity perpetrates on the body should not be celebrates or excused.

[@DianaMayeDesigns]

It would be helpful if they'd stop putting so much additives in our food. Or making the "good for you food" so expensive you have to go with the cheaper brands and foods just to survive.

[@merpius]

Airplane seats are designed for very average people. Being fat is not a huge issue in them unless you're crazy fat, but being even slightly tall (like 6 ft, nothing crazy) can be a huge problem and being truly tall is a nightmare.

[@steveo5568]

I can relate, I am 6'5 and really dread flying. I try to get an aisle seat when I can.

[@Sstucash]

A friend of mine is 6'11 and travel is a damn nightmare for him. Last time he flew he got a blood clot because he couldn't move his legs.

[@dawnt6791]

My husband is 6'4" and hates to fly. He's convinced airline seats are designed for people 5' tall. LOL I guess he should complain that airlines are bigoted against tall people. I have a nephew who is 6'7" who hates to fly even more than my husband does.

[@merpius]

@@dawnt6791 they really are ok for people who are like 5' 9" or shorter; I have seen many many people who are shorter be completely comfortable. The hard part is there's just no wiggle room at all on that; once you're above the max it is absolutely terrible and only gets worse and worse. At least with fatness if you can not only make adjustments to one side or the other and/or "hodl yourself in" a bit, but you can also be seated next to someone who isn't fat and, thereby, both have at least some room. If you're too tall it doesn't matter if every single other person on the plane is plenty short, you still won't fit. You can't shrink your femurs, and the only seat adjustment available at all is the person in front of you leaning back and shrinking your leg space (generally only be an inch or less; the lean back is mostly only upper body). Leaning your set back doesn't help your legs at all.

[@tara55886]

True, but that's a problem of chairs being too close back to front...there definitely used to be more leg room and I think most people would support that. The chairs don't need to be wider though for fat people.

[@Ed_Stuckey]

In the current world, victimhood knows no bounds.

[@LordBrian-PD]

They've discovered the power and social leverage they gain from victimhood - So they are now constantly scanning for any opportunity or loophole they can find in everyday interactions, to jump into the victim wagon for a free ride.

[@PixelatedCatMan]

“if you are the actual size of the aircraft then you should not be flying” lmaoo

[@waltermaderia624]

Ive been FAT all my life. I was born with Bilateral Club Feet and had surgeries from the time i was 2 weeks old until i was 13 years old, so my physical activity was limited. Also both my parents were Fat. I accept that I need to lose weight for my health. My 59th birthday is coming up in a few weeks.and after double hip replacement and and infection in the second hip that had to be done thrice. I'm 6' 3" tall and weigh in at about 320 lbs. My only issue I have is the assumption that all i need to do is not a a second SANDWICH and ill lose weight sorry its not true for me. I don't eat that second sandwich. IMO more people that are FAT had other issues the contributed to their Fatness. just something to think about... Have a Fantastic Day!!!

[@angienavarro7362]

Keep speaking the truth girl..we need more people like you❤

[@jjoseph_86]

Here's one to the algorithms 🥂 keep it up Misha!

[@wellthatgotweird]

My niece showed up to my home some time ago a whole 30lbs heavier within a few months time span . My mother and I were worried. So I asked her, " Are you preggo?" She got so angry at me and said I was NOT being a good aunt because I see her as fat! I was confused 😕,concerned, and shocked by her interpretation of a genuine concern about her health

[@danka1167]

Ok in fairness, being fat is a mental issue, so she already in distress, then add body standards for women being much more important than mens, so shes insecure too, and when she meets her beloved family for the first time in months, shes met with ‘are you pregnant?’ due to how big she is

[@adamsfamilybaseball2929]

@@danka1167 Being fat is a physically raising food to your mouth too many times per day issue.

[@wrenithilduincats]

@@adamsfamilybaseball2929 Yeah 30lbs in a couple month is probably issue, there's probably some lack of self control, and mental illness could factor into her eating more than one should

[@wellthatgotweird]

@@danka1167 Yeah, I know. It's all so sad in the end 😔. We don't speak anymore.

[@DianaMayeDesigns]

If you get her to talk to you again, have her get her thyroid checked. Thyroid disorders can cause a lot of weight gain. I had thyroid cancer and dealt with weight issues my whole adult life (from 1999 on), it was all in regards to my thyroid. She could also have pcos. It's not normal to gain 30lbs in a few months. That's 15 lbs per month. You should be concerned. You shouldn't be hurtful about it though. Asking her if she's "preggo" was probably hurtful. Instead just ask her if she's feeling okay and what's changed.

[@Alpha7721]

The color of your eyes blends naturally to your dress 👍🏻

[@Ne0souls]

8:10 i completely agree with your statement because people who truly care about you , like you said, WILL tell you what's wrong and help you; but people who don't are literally encouraging you to d!e and keep worsening your mental health. and all of that because they don't want to be called "fatphobic". Think about that for a second: not helping your loved ones in fear of being called "fatphobic"... it sounds so egoistic and surreal to me.

[@dawnt6791]

Exactly. It's just as harmful as if you took someone who was struggling with anorexia or bulimia and supporting their delusion that "you're fat". That's not love.

[@scrapbabys]

1:43 GRAVITY FALLS MENTIONED!!!!???!!!??????!!!!!!!

[@Dampealx7]

"Just eat your pizza 🍕" 😂😂

[@Boardonthekeyboard]

After my cousin started college, she became woke and joined this movement. Every time I see her she looks she has gained more weight, and whenever we try to say to her we are worried about her health, she just blows up and calls us fatphobic bigots. I was watching a game show from the 1970s and pretty much everyone was skinny, aside from a few mildly overweight or “chubby” people. Now, whenever I go out in public, like 80% of the people I see are overweight in some degree. This movement is dangerous and is a big contributing factor to the obesity crisis.

[@dawnt6791]

To me, the saddest part is that many of them have bought into the "fat is healthy" lie. They can't see that they are shortening their lifespans by their choices.

[@Zarreth]

I don't understand how fat people are so comfortable being fat in terms of just movement alone. I was skinny most of my life. Spent my 20s around 150-160 at my heaviest if i was eating alot of fast food during my office job days. Since i hit 30 and I was working at Cracker Barrel, my metabolism slowed way down and I started getting a Gut. During 2020 Lockdown, i got pretty heavy and noticed my own lack of movement ability just in terms of turning my own body. After being out of work for a bit and just being a cashier now, instead of a server or other activity-heavy jobs, i'm around 195. I'm starting a regimen now bc i'm 37 and don't want it to continue creeping in on me.

[@jonathanwingmusic]

My dad died a few years ago from heart & liver complications due to obesity (~450lbs), all issues which were completely avoidable through lifestyle. We were very close and I miss him a lot. I used to be liberal and this is one of the (many) reasons I am not anymore, because I can't stand idly by while the left preaches "body positivity" in spite of the fact people are dying from this lifestyle in record numbers. There is nothing positive about the fact that my dad died younger than he should have and we can no longer laugh together. Food can become an addiction just like alcohol and any drug - these same kind of groups would say you shouldn't have an intervention with someone close to you hooked on heroin or ruining their life with alcohol because that would be "shaming" and "oppressive" 🤦‍♂

[@arualxx]

thank god another social media post!!! your perspective as a thin person is sooooo important wowwww thanks girl please don’t delete this xx

[@SamWinchesterr]

Who goes to the gym like this comment

[@nickb6425]

Man I'm at the gym right now! This video reminded me I'm a PROUD fatphobe 😂

[@kevincoad607]

My gym is just playing outside. Can't stand being indoors.

[@RealRepublicOfNiger]

@@nickb6425😂

[@toostonedforthisshit6656]

My job is my gym. Why pay for a work out when you get paid to lump your twice your body weight around all day.

[@ashclayden6501]

This video is gym motivation

[@siegemaker]

3:46 "Obesity is a huge problem..." heh heh heh

[@TheRedAnvil40]

DANG huge congrats to Misha getting linked with DW!

[@marisaarcovio3255]

thank you for bringing up what not to say to someone underweight at 7:40. I’ve been underweight my entire life and it’s been a huge struggle physically and mentally. it’s not any healthier than being obese. i have seen so many people online talk about “skinny privilege” and essentially how someone like me could never experience anything negative because of my weight. i’ve had numerous people in person comment on my weight, my eating habits, etc. its frustrating and what makes it even more frustrating is how a majority of these “body positive” or “body inclusive” people don’t actually believe in body positivity if it involves someone who isn’t obese. it’s nice to hear someone i guess mention this cause i don’t hear it brought up often. thank you for shedding a bit of light on the other perspective.

[@rara3538]

all lefty quizes are basically just "do u agree with me 100% or you are a bigot"

[@localbod]

💯🎯

[@kkrocks3485]

Im fat, and yes I am trying to lose weight. I dont think im an ugly slob, but I understand that im not going to be as attractive as someone who is fit because unhealthiness is not attractive.

[@nezukogarland1551]

Thanks you adding Dr. Mike! He's very knowledgeable on various medical things!

[@loveandgamingxx1744]

Lack of personal responsibility irritates me

[@DamienHemlock]

Reminds me of a picture that said “going to the gym is fatphobic.” I reflexively renewed my gym membership.

[@insanecuckooman8342]

i am both fat and fatphobic!

[@yeeterdeleter0117]

Loss weight or whatever idk I just arrived to this planet

[@cerseiuwu7031]

WISE

[@sinephase]

man I had to actively try to gain weight for like 3 years to put on about 30 pounds; the amount of food one has to eat to get that huge is mind boggling

[@doid4354]

I feel the same but feel bad saying it out loud because if anyone sees me complaining about it being hard to gain weight they insult me and brush me off because “skinny people are the standard and dont have problems.” It’s just disheartening to know that body positivity is only reserved for fat people and fat people are the only people with weight problems I guess..

[@justine2695]

Some people struggle to gain weight and others struggles losing it. The amount of food depend of your metabolism and it's not that easy.

[@Kwadratura]

Its not about amount, but about calories. If you eat calorie dense food it is not that hard to gain weight, especially if this is not really nutritioning food and your body craves more food to fullfil its makro needs

[@Kwadratura]

​@@justine2695 Nah, I think gaining weight is easier because it doesn't require active effort. You can easly increase your calorie intake pretty effortlessly by drinking nutridrink for example

[@sinephase]

@@Kwadratura obviously that's what I'm referring to. It still takes a lot

[@Blondelululover]

Misha you are genuinely one of my favorite KZbinrs. I never miss a video.

[@dylpickel8460]

Yeah I found her channel when it was still pretty small and she’s a good KZbinr

[@snakesocks]

Interesting side note: Practicing self-restraint & discipline has been shown to strengthen the inhibitive pathways in your brain. Which in turn makes it easier for your brain to break destructive cycles like bad habits & depressive / intrusive thoughts. It's no wonder that many of these groups are also riddled with mental health problems.

[@Tobbeh99]

I really got a bit woke up when I saw those crazy obese people. Because sometimes I've heard a bit that "I'm a bit fat. Eat too much candy. Should exercise more". But I'm nowhere near those people. I think the one problem is that, if you're just "chubby" I think that is pretty much fine, maybe it could benefit in loosing weight. But if you're that obese, that's just purely bad. The only prolbem with "fatphobia" I think is when you shame and try to make people who are pretty healthy to loose weight and become really (and unhealthy) skinny. If you're trying to make obese people loose weight, that I'd not call some "fatphobia", because it's just acknowledging a problem and trying to help. So it's really the extremes in skinny and fat that are the real problem. However I think you should be aware of how you talk to people about these issues as some might already have had other people talking to them about it, and it could be a mental nuisance to then remind people once again that they should take care about their health.

[@wiseone1013]

March for fat liberation sounds like a good idea.

[@Rose-sp3jq4dt5c]

Misha including a Dr. Mike clip 😍 two of my favorite youtubers ❤

[@The_Forgettable1]

If someone calls you something ending in "-phobia" i'd take it as a compliment

[@CGMedia2023]

Anyone ever notice that fat acceptance NEVER includes MEN?

[@Mohamedabdurahmanm]

Misha fatphobic? What are you people talking about?? She is just truly honestly confused why you don’t care for yourself? Why be fat when you can be healthy and happy as fit individual?

[@The9thMonth]

People are miserable. Overeating is a way of coping with negativity, for some people. Also, misery likes company.

[@JackWoolsey-w4d]

Ms. Misha, once again throughly enjoyed hearing you report. Find you to be mature, compassionate and intelligent. Half the young cowboys in Texas probably have a secret crush on you and most the others cannot keep a secret. Blessings as I look forward to hearing ya again.

[@ringthatbell9597]

0:15 wait people don’t do that?

[@milantehrandubai]

I do it, and we all should... that would make the world MUCH healthier, a reality check for everyone !

[@dijecraignos2242]

Telling people that they are fat phobic is exactly like saying that they are smoker phobic. You are not allowed to smoke everywhere and it's also killing you.

[@CoquiDeBoriken]

I won't deny, that after being heavily underweight, now I am overweight, and I hate it just as much as being underweight. People refuse to realize we need to try to be at an appropriately balanced weight for our bodies. It has to do with health. I also hate doctors who claim it's fine to be fat when there's clearly too much evidence pointing otherwise. Reminds me of the doctors who approve of mutilating children. Edit: I voted for all the seats in the plane to be made bigger even if it's more expensive simply because it's more comfy to sleep in. I can't stay awake in planes because I get migraines.

[@ChaoTix.S]

Misha x Doctor Mike. Now that would be a collaboration I’d love to see!

[@RahulSharma-ff6mt]

This video should be trending.

[@irismikaela]

I do have history of an eating disorder and probably am ~fatphobic~ as in irrationally afraid of being fat. But I try to be rational about it, especially now that I'm a mother, as I grew up with morbidly obese mom and her self hatred and unhealthy relationship with food has directly influenced me too. And loving someone who's destroying themselves with food is a lot like loving a drug addict or an alcoholic person - painful. I'm afraid my kids will lose their grandma before they're grown up (and my kids are 2 year old & a baby due in few weeks, my mom in her mid 50s - I shouldn't have to worry about this at all😥). Wanting yourself and those u love to live as long and healthy and happy as possible is not fatphobic, it's totally natural and loving way to think.

[@kaiserfakinaway5909]

by their definition normal people are fatphobic but for crazy people, everyone else is crazy. So do you take them seriously? The best thing to do is let their addiction do copious amounts of harm to them or their relatives to let them know that their addiction isn't right. Obesity is caused by an addiction to food. I have been hustled by people I know like a family member to pay for weed and I know how insistent/manipulative some people can be to feed their addiction. Not anymore.

[@DianaMayeDesigns]

Addiction to food is one cause. Another cause is medical conditions like thyroid disorders and medication. Some medication can pack on the weight. Like Prednisone. I had a doctor prescribe that to me for three months straight when I was going through an asthma issue. I gained 70lbs in two months. I lost that weight over a two year period and kept it off for another four years, but then I gained it right back when my doctor took me off a medicine controlling my cancer. She didn't believe I needed it. Six months later, I was so big and my thyroid was lumpy with 11 nodules. six months after that I was having surgery and radiation therapy. So, obesity is not just an addiction to food. That is one aspect for some people, but there are other reasons too.

[@kaiserfakinaway5909]

@@DianaMayeDesigns most people who are fat or even obese don't suffer from the conditions that "make them" gain weight. And even if they do, a lot of them get that illness BECAUSE they are fat. Before you say anything like "oh you wouldn't know" or "who are you to say" I speak from experience, I was nearly obese, if not obese in my early teens. And I got sick super easily. Not anymore. Also, the thyroid problem you mentioned usually results in a small increase of 5-15 ish pounds. And only in super rare cases does it result in heavy weight gain due to the illness being severe. Additionally, you just can't gain weight randomly. You need to be inputting more calories than you are burning for you to gain weight. Moreover, the medicine doesn't increase your weight, in the end you do. The medicine might make you hungrier which leads you to eat more. Logically, you're at fault tho it's tough to blame you since it is a side effect and you don't intentionally do it but you have to understand that you're doing it. Also, food is used as a coping mechanism for trauma, as a self harm tactic (since eating too much can lead you to feeling bloated and unwell) and stress. These are further reasons for food addiction, they don't excuse food addiction but make it easy to understand WHY people might do it. The most important thing to do at that point is to start a healthy weight loss program and get therapy to improve your mental health as I've yet to see a fat person who's mentally well. In the end being fat is a choice, one that, like most addicts, people don't want to make but do so in the end anyway.

[@DianaMayeDesigns]

@@kaiserfakinaway5909 Thyroid issues can result in a massive weight gain. Show me you don't know what you're talking about without actually saying it. LOL Jesus, you people...

[@kaiserfakinaway5909]

@@DianaMayeDesigns I did say that massive weight gain IS possible, but only with severe cases, I did make the mistake of not clarifying that it's mostly WATER WEIGHT, which is NOT the same as fat, afaik fat is tougher to get rid of because our body naturally wants to store energy cus "what if we need it later if we starve?", ancient monke brain stuff. You didn't read the whole thing or try to understand MY point of view, I did try to get your point of view but just cus I don't agree with you, I'm a joke or something? Where's your empathy when it comes to other people? Why should it always be about you but others shouldn't be given the right to think or talk? Explain to me how what I said is wrong and I'll gladly update my viewpoints, scientific studies are far more valuable/trustworthy as explanations than any random article or tiktok post

[@DianaMayeDesigns]

@@kaiserfakinaway5909 I read your point of view. Complete the fat people are addicts and a choice comment. After that I stopped listening.

[@madissiimkull]

That green dress, you are wearing compliments your eyes and necklace so well.

[@username_unidentified]

6:47 "LET'S SCORE A HUNDRED!"

[@Scarygomez]

Is it me or does that dress make Misha's eyes glow !??

[@Belladonna-h9o]

Great video Misha! I would be remiss not to say, the color of your shirt today, that Robin Egg Turquoise, is the exact shade of your eyes, and made it so hard to look away from you! I guess I just gotta say Hi Barbie! You got me casually enchanted on a Saturday morning 😂

[@jayeclements6452]

Here's a question: Your family member chain smokes and insists on doing so in your home. Their doctor tells them they are already showing signs of lung disease and COPD. Do you: a) Accept their behaviour and ignore the cancer-causing issue b) Tell them they are free to do as they wish regardless of the consequences and encourage them to smoke more by buying them cigarettes c) Tell them they are not welcome in your home or company while they are making the choice to smoke because it will eventually kill them prematurely? Or this question: Your family member drinks alcohol frequently. Their doctor tells them they are already showing early signs of liver damage. Do you: a) Accept their behaviour and ignore the liver failure issue b) Tell them they are free to do as they wish regardless of the consequences and encourage them to drink by buying them alcohol c) Tell them they are not welcome in your home or company while they are making the choice to drink alcohol because it will eventually kill them prematurely? What is the difference between those questions and the situation of a person who CHOOSES to overeat? Obesity is a CHOICE. We KNOW it's a choice because some people CHOOSE not to overeat and remain a healthy weight, balanced for their height. I don't "fear" being obese because it's a CHOICE I am not going to make. I CHOOSE health, activity, balanced diet, feeling well, looking attractive, travelling comfortably, breathing silently, moving freely without a walker or electric scooter. That's NOT 'fatphobic'; that's preferring good health for myself.

[@stephendiggines9122]

D) none of your weird options

[@jayeclements6452]

@@stephendiggines9122 What is "weird" about the options? They are the three choices one is faced with if a family member is making such self-destructive choices; accept, support, reject. What would you suggest?

[@stephendiggines9122]

You aren't even addressing the problem, your addressing a symptom of a problem and you are giving 1 option not 3. To summarize your responses A) ignore B) ignore C) ignore and get rid Maybe support a loved one, pretty wild and unpopular idea I know but give it a try sometime

[@AOGPlays]

​​@@stephendiggines9122You cannot help someone that doesn't want to help themselves. That said these options are usually after you have done everything you can think of to try and help them but the diagnosis on major damage to their organs after everything you did failed is too much for you. Some people need to hit rock bottom and some people have good intentions but can't think of a better way to hit rock bottom Also saying an ultimatum like the 3rd usually is just something you say in the moment you might not mean it. Most people can't handle a drug addict family member, smoking with already major lung DMG is the same. Food addiction is less severe but being with someone who is mentally dependent on food that by is slowly killing them is too much for some and others have no clue what to do.

[@Sstucash]

@@stephendiggines9122 How is allowing someone to slowly kill themselves supportive?

[@theoneandonlymagnum]

Thanks for your message about self-love Misha ❤

[@AnastasiaBvrhwsn]

YES!!!!!!!! (as a healthcare tech of over 30+ yrs that has taken care of OBESE pts) Care: (imagine doing these on a person of 300-500 lbs with disabilities...... 1. Pulling them up in bed 2. Lifting them from bed to wheelchair to toliet 3. Cleaning them on the toilet or changing an adult diaper in bed 4. Bathing 5. Dressing

[@dawnt6791]

It was actually quite a shock to me to find out that once people reach a certain point they can't even wipe their own butts anymore. I just hadn't ever thought about it, and now I can't help wondering, why would they WANT to be dependent on another person for that level of care? I'm not even hugely independent and find that idea abhorrent. It's hard enough for elderly people who reach the point of needing that sort of care because of the effects of aging or when someone is disabled through no fault of their own and need help. For someone to CHOOSE that, though? I kind of get that some people crave the attention, but that's seriously extreme.

[@AnastasiaBvrhwsn]

@dawnt6791 every sin in the Bible has a consequence. Gluttony & Sloth included. I have seen obese patients wrap toliet tissue around "long reach" salad tongs to get to their under parts. Old fashioned metal bed pans because the plastic ones break.

[@codymitchell1213]

As an overweight person, I completely agree with your thoughts! My weight is from both genetics, what I eat and tendency to sit around and not exercise. Normalizing healthy exercise and eating habits is much better!

[@jordanbarrett4790]

She's beautiful

[@exotickhanaarif4333]

Misha is naturally beautiful no fancy makeup no nothing jus natural beauty ❤❤

[@CGMedia2023]

8:02 I am hiding the cookies from you.

[@argonwheatbelly637]

A phobia is an irrational fear of something. Being slightly nervous on a flight but saying you have aerophobia is usually to claim a disability you do not have to garner sympathy from others. Passing out upon touching the door to the plane or screaming in terror as you run back up the jetway is a valid phobia. Many phobias are the result of perceived trauma, directly experienced or not. But disagreeing with someone else's beliefs does not make you phobic. People misuse the term and thus cheapen its meaning. The word loses its power. E.g. When I hear someone say, "She was screaming at me" when the person was merely disagreeing in a rather stern voice, is something that I personally loathe, as I think, "Then you don't know what screaming truly is." The...overreaction...of people to any stimulus that is less than perfectly comfortable to them causes them to use these hyperbolic statement, thereby confusing others who might wish to understand or assist them.

[@piranhapout]

One of the doctors I used to work with for a medical group used to always ask his very obese patients a funny question: "Have you ever seen an obese skeleton or elderly person (70+)?"

[@littlenickelbushfarm9804]

11:45 From the time my daughter could eat full meals, she would get sweets once a day, after dinner, IF she had eaten all of her meat and veggies (starches weren't mandatory). If she didn't want to eat something on her plate, that was absolutely fine, it just meant no dessert. So she got to decide for herself if the veggies were worth it or not. It made it REALLY easy to tell which foods were actually disgusting to her. We also had "party rules" which meant she could eat as much sweets as she wanted, but AFTER having something healthy, and 1 soda max. I feel like that was a really good way to encourage healthy eating, without vilifying sweets. They were a special treat that one earns by making good choices. She is 15 now, and is entirely in charge of her own diet. I make a healthy dinner every night, but breakfast and lunch are up to her. She instinctively eats balanced meals and sweets in moderation, because I made reasonable rules with enough leeway that she didn't feel the need to rebel. Granted, she's a level-headed responsible kid in general, I'm sure other kids will require more policing. But I couldn't be happier with the way she views food. It is first and foremost nourishment, THEN enjoyment.

[@TheSpiderInUrWalls]

My mom raised me in a similar fashion. No dessert unless the plate is clean (unless friends were over), and sugar in moderation. If I did sports, I would get sweets as a reward. I was taught that if I wanted to be able to eat something high-energy, I would have to work for it. Sure, I like sugar, but I also enjoy exercise. We’re allowed to eat fruit/veg whenever we want, because she trusts us not to overeat. Teaching kids to balance their own diets is important.

[@jasonmason8413]

Whats the best part of my "phobia"? Hiking mountains, running, better mental health, healthy joints, good circulation, better relations with the physical world in every aspect.....to name a few

[@blazevoptixzz9748]

I'm fat-disgusted and proud!

[@raymondfeatherston8415]

I have a history of eating disorders and body dysmorphia. Im so glad they can spin it so my personal issues that cause me great stress is oppressing them. Literally co-oping my mental issues into their own oppression

[@jamescolbert1]

"If you're the actual size of the aircraft, you should not be flying." That's awesome. I'm not scared of fat people, but I do think that they do tend to be lazy and lack self control in most cases. Also fat people who lose weight tend to be way more attractive.

[@alanmcnew5376]

Phobic? Why would I be scared of a fatty? 😂

[@vaughn6371]

Yeah my thoughts exactly. The suffix "averse" means having a feeling of opposition, distaste, or aversion; strongly disinclined. -Fatphobic- FATAVERSE

[@Rufio_Cristiforus_Tucarus]

​@@lastchips7638LOL

[@user-MyKittyMarty]

😂😂​@@lastchips7638

[@shemhazaithewhisperer2061]

You hear about that fatty who sat on her foster child and suffocated him to unlife?

[@leonnunhofer3453]

It could fall on you. Imagine, it's on a hill or a mountain. How would you escape? 😕

[@willfultrain6779]

I'm in the 340's, and I'm not happy and need to start working on myself. I don't have the motivation and don't know what to do. I'm not happy and just want things to go my way for once.

[@jordyn_gc1788]

I’m awake for an upload haha

[@houseman5815]

I adore Misha. So smart and articulate. I leave it there.

[@O85TRUCT]

Fatphobic = healthy and happy!

[@wrenithilduincats]

Because it probably means you have (or are working towards) a good relationship with food, and you're exercising, as that help relieve symptoms of anxiety and depression. Being 'fatphobic' is good for you

[@eduardawenzelb.defendi5220]

As a medical student, I get that someone with the flu wouldn't find obesity something important for the diagnosis, but fat doesn't just acumulate on your waste, it is also on the veins including the veins on your lungs, so losing weight would help with the flu symptoms. Being overweight impacts hundreds of different areas of the body, including things that doesn't seems like it does. When the doctors tell you that losing weight will help, they are looking at the 6 years of studying how obesity afects your body, 99 out 100 is not fatphobia. If your doctor doesn't say anything, s/he is a bad doctor, who is chosing "political correct" over the helth of the patient

[@jesusisunstoppable4438]

No such thing as FAT PHOBIC Fat is Fat... No thanks

[@mikek3979]

Glorious job, Misha!

[@Mohamedabdurahmanm]

Here misha

[@Potatoclips123]

You give me hope in humanity

[@ididntaskyouropinion]

Im 100% FAT PHOBIC😂 My heaviest was 226 at 39 and 37 weeks preg when i have birth. 215 not pregnant and i HATED IT. I dropped 15lbs just ending an anxiety drug. In 3 days. Then lost 10 more and kept it off. Less than 200 now! And dropping. My BF is 6ft and a big man. Love him as he is! But hes working on himself too. Im there for it. He is an awesome man.❤

[@Iluvthenbhd_1203]

I'm not fat phobic as in afraid of fat people I'm just saying it's unhealthy 🤷‍♀️

[@mikayla9583]

ok but your shirt compliments your eyes so well

[@DianaMayeDesigns]

Speaking as someone who has faced comments from people telling me I'm too fat to live or telling me that I should be ashamed of being fat. These are comments I get a lot. I have medical issues that made me fat, not the other way around. It started with cancer and moved on to other conditions I developed after I was declared "cancer free"... Things like some of those clips are humiliating. Unless you have been there and experienced what we experience, you really don't understand. Some of what you said is true, others is not. Fatphobia is not just a "phobia of fat people." It's bias towards the obese. Doctors are one thing, but even then they can be biased by attributing every medical issue to obesity. That's how I almost died because my doctor didn't listen to me when I told her something was wrong and she wouldn't send me to a specialist until she felt all the nodules in my neck. Random strangers are a whole other matter. When "you" go up to a stranger and say "you don't need that" when they are walking down the cookie isle to get to the dairy isle because it is the only isle clear on a busy day. Or "you" tell someone online they should die because they are fat. That is fatphobic. I follow a woman on FB who is inspiring. She shows videos of herself exercising or her grocery haul and even though she is trying and showing it and sharing her journey and trying to be healthier, she still gets horrible messages about how "fat" she is and how "fat shouldn't be normalized". That is fatphobic. What is not fatphobic is having a discussion with a loved one about eating better or putting yourself on a diet to be healthier. Or the whole family going for a walk. But constantly bringing up a loved one's weight is exhausting and mentally damaging to your loved one. I know because I've been there. There was a time when my brother kept track of my food intake and if I ate more than I should, he would make hurtful comments. It didn't matter if I hadn't eaten that day or if I was trying to be good but my anxiety kicked in that day and I turned to food again to find comfort. I would feel horrible and humiliated. Sad and feel as if I shouldn't even try or even be here. So yeah, people are fat biased and some don't even realize it... other's think they're "helping people" by being mean to them. It's a damned if we do, damned if we don't... We fat people can't win.

[@Nylon_riot]

Cancer doesn't cause obesity. Cancer has been known and around for centuries before obesity showed up. In fact, it is making your cancer risk worse. I am disabled and affirmed, with no hope of a cure, and I can't even exercise, still not morbidly obese. Quite frankly, the disabled crowd is getting sick of people using any medical condition as an excuse for bad behavior and pretending it is a disability. It is pathological behavior. When people pretend that an arthritic elbow is a disability, the actual severe conditions get ignored. Stop lying to yourself and everyone else to avoid taking responsibility.

[@darkaxel1991]

If fat-phobia is not an unreasonable fear of fat people, it's not a phobia. A phobia is a legitimate diagnosis, and to use it to indicate bias is an insult to people who suffer from real phobias. Ever seen someone so scared of going outside they injure themselves if forced to go outside? I have. Ever seen someone's hands cracked and bleeding from too much handwashing? That's unreasonable. Someone saying that fat shouldn't be normalized isn't a fatphobe, they are an arsehole.

[@AOGPlays]

@@DianaMayeDesigns Welcome to the internet. Welcome to society. Skinny people get "skinny" shamed by strangers all the time. Every person with differences gets bullied by assholes. Thing is the fat movements don't help stop fatphobia, they encourage it.

[@DianaMayeDesigns]

@@AOGPlays Back before I got sick and fat, I weighed in at 120 lbs. I never got shamed for it. Sell that to someone else. That bridge can't be sold here. Thank you for demonstrating just how callous people truly are to the overweight. You demonstrated what my point was beautifully. Good job.

[@AOGPlays]

@@DianaMayeDesigns Ah so getting called a skeleton is not shaming, being told you look anorexic when you are not isn't shaming. I didn't say skinny shaming was as severe as most fat shaming dude. My main point was everyone gets bullied especially on the internet. Society doesn't like any differences. Thing is the vocal fat movement members put out what I eat in a day videos, sorry but those videos are not what the average sized person eats. Being slightly overweight or overweight VS being obese or morbidly obese are completely different things. You know in your head that the later 2 are most likely because you eat too much for your metabolism. Fact is genetics are a large factor but not the only factor and medical conditions that on their own make you obese are not common in most of the population. Seriously why are there so many vocal ex fat or ex obese people who have lost weight if it's impossible? Fat movements mostly hate them because they prove losing the weight is possible for most. They can argue that they will gain it's back in 5 years or so at best (fat movements love to argue this) but when was recovering from addiction easy. Relapsing is expected but practice makes perfect. Fat activists don't deserve hate (although it's the internet it's expected), however their influence of saying being fat isn't unhealthy and that weight loss is basically impossible is not a good look for a community trying to get rid of stigma.

[@theresaarnold8911]

I had my health scare from obesity a year ago. In that time, I lost 60 lbs. Now, I want to warn anyone I see when they eat something that isn’t healthy. Woth that said, I enjoy an occasional treat and I allow myself to eat bread in a sandwich sometimes. Usually the healthy foods taste better anyways.