Rebel Wilson's New Clothing line's Not Fat Enough

[@Michellemcd543]

Check out the last video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn69qZJ_hsdmndE

[@Chic_Ken]

Hi Michelle! Have you seen Virgie Tovars interview on the Ulta podcast? It's wild! Thank you! 💚

[@mrs.h2725]

Michelle I am terribly offended that you haven’t made a video about the SI cover model fat activist who went to the news cuz she got denied entry to a nightclub.

[@marzemarcel9529]

Alright, so are they all poor and living in food deserts and can't afford to buy healthy food? Or...are they complaining about lack of inclusion on clothing that a lot of us "thins" can't even afford. For many of us, it's food and cheap Walmart, Costco, and Bjs clothing. So again, it's like being slapped in the face over and over by these privileged, obese, white women telling us(black lesbos(@ marginalized in two ways)) to shut up "thinmint"(they've actually said the word thin mint, not in a racist way...I think, just to attempt to bully us with a cute pet name lol) anyway. They keep claiming the body positivity has been stolen. They stole it and turned it into fat acceptance, body positive would be someone lost a leg, but continue to care for themselves and live and treat their bodies like they deserve to be treated. Yet, these FAs sit on their tiktoks and whine and cry about how their poor decisions have consequences, but they don't like the consequences...so now the rest of us are the bad guys for somewhat slightly taking care of our bodies. I'd love to live off of crying into the camera while shitting on other human beings for MAKING BETTER CHOICES. And oh my gosh, I'm not saying we're all perfect if we're not obese, I don't support cigarette smoking, binge drinking, and other harmful actions people decide to take part in, and yeah we all have our issues, but you don't see coke heads on the internet shitting on everyone who doesn't do coke for...not doing coke, as if we're assholes or something?? Any way, I watched your video twice while typing this out😅 I'm running errands

[@senorstyx3011]

Is fat a bad thing, is it really? Honestly it sad that good health and exercising is always seen as evil, terrible and being the worst idea opposed to the best idea long term.

[@kindauncool]

(I think you fogot to link the FFF videos in the description btw)

[@milenac.7013]

i'm so glad my parents taught me very early that i am not the center of the universe so i am not embarassing myself on the internet as an adult.

[@Bl3ss_yo_h3art]

Same

[@timothyburrows9622]

Super “I am the main character” vibes from all the fat activists featured in this video.

[@ms.c9979]

You have great parents

[@Gaia_Seraphina]

They behave so only in the parallel universe called social media I believe.

[@milenac.7013]

@@Gaia_Seraphina unfortunately, i've seen it so much in real life lately :/

[@MajesticTeaRex]

My favorite part about the scale part is that they saw the word fat and assumed she meant fat was bad but what she was saying is she has been called fat for her entire career and it led to an eating disorder. It has nothing to do with fat being bad.

[@beckyscleanersock8395]

It’s even funnier after all the attempts to “reclaim” the word the FA community still in shambles honey 😂😂😂

[@mahogara]

Exactly! Also the fact that it can be also taken as how being obsessed with numbers on the scale is harmful (like how most Fat activists go on and on about). Honestly that whole short little clip has said and did more for body positivity than all those fat positive tiktokers complaining on tiktok.

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

This coming from the same cult that preaches "fat isn't a bad word." They just can't help but take _everything_ personally, even when it's from a person who doesn't even know they exist.

[@lilianabacilio5812]

Right? I thought it was obvious that it was about an ED. If anything yeah she is admitting her own fatphobia/fear of being “fat” (like how when she’s called fat she’s not). It’s like the entire crux of anorexia is it not? Being afraid of having weight gain / fat? 😅 correct me if I’m wrong lol

[@latoyamahaffey8202]

Yeah I agree it must of been due to her Anorexia...I doubt it was from anyone in the celebrity world ever called her that... she's extremely thin

[@valaitherando5269]

I remember, as a later teen, seeing ads for body positivity mid 2000's and early 2011. It wasn't about obesity, or morbid obesity, it was about people who lost limbs, had born deformities, or scarring from great injury, and those who stood out from either having vitiligo or naturally went against gender norms. I genuinely felt a sense of joy for those people, but now I feel sorrow. Their entire movement was hijacked for the sake of a narrative that I hope is as short lived as it's activists.

[@schuylergeery-zink1923]

Love how they say: disabilities from accidents, deformities from birth… AND SUPER FATS slapped on the end there like. Sir, this is not your movement. Lol

[@valaitherando5269]

Honestly, this whole thing reminds me of Tumblr and how various mental issues were romanticized and used for attention, or to seem 'quirky'. As far as the topic of clothing, I think that it should be a norm to know one's measurements for what specifically fits them with how sizing changes between brands.

[@HelpW4nted]

Or it was about something as simple as not having an hourglass figure.

[@valaitherando5269]

@@HelpW4nted The "hourglass" figure is one only roughly 8% of people as a whole have, doesn't matter if your petit or obese, at that point you either have it or you don't. That's something based on bone structure, not "something simple".

[@HelpW4nted]

@@valaitherando5269 I don't think you understood my comment...

[@AlanaMelissa]

The crazy thing is that if Rebel released the line going up to like a 3 or 4x, they would still be mad at her. They’d accuse her of trying to profit off of people she “betrayed”

[@ranyaal3013]

No they’re delusional bc if you lose weight to better yourself you’re offending them just by showing them how miserable they are and in my opinion I think they get mad bc when people lose weight it disproves their point of “fat people don’t have a choice to lose weight🥺” bs (also you look amazing!!)

[@catgirl6803]

I love the irony how they're always telling skinny people "this isn't for you" and then they get mad when something is not for them. Also, I agree that they are completely missing the point. They are too young to remember the constant magazines saying that someone got fat just because they went above the size 0. They all need to learn about the Jessica Simpson magazine cover where she gained a SHOCKING 25lbs!

[@meredithkenton]

Maybe Rebel doesn't want to make a brand that includes people who have actively excluded her for her weight loss.... [sips reasonably temperatured tea]

[@meredithkenton]

@Cincoat HAH! A detail I had entirely not considered when posting the comment!

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@cincoat661 Right?! LOL

[@channahnoyb4803]

Bingo!

[@animalcrossingnerd8142]

Wrong, that tea is on fire.

[@savage.4.24]

YES also the tea comment. You are A+ content!

[@Metonymy1979]

My problem is that she was using her art to tell her story, her very personal story, they think it's about them. It's annoying that people cannot practice their art and tell their story without others thinking it's about them. As an artist this really really disturbs me. More people on TikTok should fight that thinking.

[@nightlysobbing]

More people should get off of tiktok 💀

[@Metonymy1979]

@@nightlysobbing Fair point

[@TonySomething.]

They don’t even think it’s about them it’s a excuse to bully a thin girl and people in their echo chamber love having things to complain about so they can role play they’re an activist in a civil rights movement. Many of these big bodies want to pretend they eat lettuce all day and everyone is picking on them, they don’t want a big partner, they don’t want to be big themselves and want to pretend that if the world wasn’t “fat phobic” they’d be the prettiest and most liked princess in the room when many are lazy slobs who want to stay victims.

[@checksam]

Let's be real, more people need a break from the internet as a whole. This type of thinking isn't exclusive to TikTok.

[@mookieluvr]

Replying to the whole thread here, I often don’t like when “Go touch some grass” is used, but I genuinely think it’s good advice for like, the whole internet. Outside air does wonders (most of the time) (not directed at any of you lovelies, btw, just as a general statement about people in general needing to go “touch some grass” so to speak)

[@lorannab3092]

Imagine bullying a person for losing weight and then feeling insulted when that same person doesn't cater to your specific needs... the audacity of these people

[@BlazingPhoenix05]

Us women get bullied for losing and gaining weight. When we lose weight it is either not enough or it is "too much" but as soon as we try to gain back some weight we get shamed for being overweight. We can not win. Oh and we get bullied and shamed if we want to get toned muscles. We can be toned....but not too toned. We need to hide the fact that us women ACTUALLY HAVE muscles. Women are not allowed to or supposed to be having muscles.

[@Littlemissdidi]

@@BlazingPhoenix05 The only thing that matters is that you're healthy, it doesn't matter what your body looks like. Muscular, toned, big waist, small butt. Surround yourself with people that simply care for health. The opinions of people who prioritize the wrong things are meaningless.

[@Kel622]

I became friends with a girl who hated being skinny. She had a hard time gaining weight. Fat women need to realize that people like her also experience horrible mistreatment. Instead of being told to work out or lose weight she was the "you need a burger" girl. With the curvy body being admired she wanted that and is working to get it but just because someone may look at her and thinks she's perfectly fine with her body image...just because she's thin does not mean she's above body shaming or body image issues 💔💔 it's so sad the way they're thinking

[@Pugetwitch]

Dude you are describing me to a t! It's definitely affected a lot of my relationships with men, I have severe insecurities and the fact that the men that I date tend to like thick women that don't look anything like me makes me feel even worse about myself.

[@rosalina2773]

When someones says that they tend to freak out and say that it isn’t comparable because fat people are treated worse. Feels like some people are always in competition over whose life is the worst and is the most oppressed. It’s asinine. No one should have to deal with mistreatment over how they look no matter who they are and why.

[@Raebrained]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@RAJOHN-ke7mc]

@@Pugetwitch why are you dating men who prefer curvier girls. Youre harming yourself not them.

[@RAJOHN-ke7mc]

I worked with a women who was considered thin. An incredibly obese woman used to make fun of her. When thin woman reversed the "fun", obese girl was incredibly upset.

[@rinatenitska]

What I personally got from the Anti-Hero MV is the message to young girls that self-hate isn't healthy and what you think about yourself isn't necessarily true. It was actually a really good message for girls like me 15 years ago, who thought they are fat, when they really aren't. It's actually easier to develop healthy realistic self-image when you're fat, because you know you're fat. Thin girls like a girl from that MV think a lot of shit about themselves and are about one step from body dysmorphia

[@areanne93]

Exactly!!!!

[@HOHGuncle1312]

I’m a fat person with bulimia, in recovery, and got so mad about the backlash Taylor Swift faced for the Anti-Hero music video. I am sick of the fat activists invalidating thin people with eating disorders. It just adds to the stigma of eating disorders and makes it hard for people to speak about experiencing them.

[@m.b.9916]

Thank you so much for saying this! I’ve struggled with bulimia (I’m slightly overweight right now, but I was of average weight when it started) on and off for about 10 years and I think it was so brave of Taylor to be open about her weak spot. I was proud to be a swiftie, but after I was a little turned off that she listened to fat activists. They are absolutely insane and they have no right to tell anyone else how to feel about their own bodies. No one has that right imo.

[@pixieoftheopera]

I hope your recovery goes well

[@pixi3d3ath47]

Hang in there please! Also in bulimia recovery and i consider it to be an addiction.

[@elalogar7340]

All these "me, me, me, I'm so insulted" people should just be told, "This is not about you, get over yourself."

[@simransimran9339]

Right? I struggled with restrictive diets and bulimia too. Was fat, am fat. I honestly saw no issue with her video. And her point was that society had made fat such a horrible word that it became something that she feared too and gave her ED. Not that being fat is terrible or disgusting, but society telling you you're fat and hence, ugly is terrible. And honestly being a little empathetic may help people to see that if a skinny person can be made to feel that way, imagine the bullying an actual fat person faces. She was not remotely fatphobic.

[@tardbug]

Where was this hate from the fat positive community when Tess Holiday came out as suffering with anorexia?! Isn't that also an admission that she too on some level hates being fat/hates fat?! Or is it only a problem for that community when someone skinny has an eating disorder/developed a mental health issue as a result of "diet culture" 😒

[@devynshenanigan3495]

The thriller part caught me so off guard lmao💀💀😂

[@Garyromes]

RIGHT!!! I had to pause I was laughing so hard!!!! Michelle and Brandy need an award for this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Brandie-Nicole]

Lol me too 😂😂😂😂

[@ICantRecognizeCelebrities]

When Brandy was hiding behind the potted plant I choked on my own laughter

[@mrs.h2725]

Lol read this when that part came on. She’s so F’ing funny 😂

[@ejciicollins3200]

Oh Lord the Thriller part made me spit my drink out 😭🤣🙃

[@Undidiridium_]

I was so angry when they got upset about Taylor's video. Like you said, they dismissed her feelings but wanted theirs validated. Someone on tiktok made an excellent point saying that with someone like Taylor, if she got fat, it would ruin her career. The way ripped into her when she gained a healthy weight, how everyone obsessed over her weight. She saw fat as being something bad, career ruining. And for her it would be. It shouldn't matter what someone looks like or effect their career but this is the world we live in. So of course that was such a huge fear to her. This is the woman who whole heartedly believed the moment she turned 30 her career would crash because she was too old for the industry. She has some hell of toxic mindsets and perfectionism issues. But yeah let's hate on her being honest about the fact that she struggled with ED

[@russianbott1]

We love our Aussie girl rebel, she worked relentlessly to make her life better and us Aussies are proud of her. This did not happen overnight for her it’s been over 2 years of hard work. We honestly loved her either way.

[@kyrus4989]

The fact that Rebel Wilson responded to all the venom the FA community sent her way by making a straight size exclusive fashion line is the funniest thing she has done in her whole career, and I loved her in JoJo Rabbit. She had to have known how they would respond to this. I love it.

[@gypsylee333]

I hope she did it on purpose to anger them

[@kyrus4989]

@@gypsylee333 I'm almost fully convinced she did. And I love that for her.

[@kyrus4989]

I found out she does have a plus size line with actually a lot more options than the straight size line. The straight size line is literally just a pair of white sweatpants and a hoodie. People are getting mad over nothing.

[@athens5664]

@@kyrus4989 No, it's really important that FA community have white sweatpants and hoodies!!!! It's an insult if they can't get them!! I'm being sarcastic, it's so goofy how they're acting like this is an affront to them. How terrible that they don't get the option to burn $149 for sweatpants and $179 for the matching hoodie (just looked up those prices-- those are *insane* everything else aside)

[@dannyterrones9419]

where do they sell her stuff.. i will fully support ! lol

[@CeceMEFit]

I feel like some people live their lives looking for something to complain about, no wonder we have so much depression & anxiety

[@kazzuo32]

Right!!!

[@beckyscleanersock8395]

And not coming up with their own solutions. Just tearing down what’s being suggested… just like republicans

[@CrayolaCoffeeBean]

And to blame others for their own poor choices

[@chichiro8625]

Nah, this people arent depressed or have anxiety, they just look for things to complain. If you are depressed, you have bigger problems

[@stinky5242]

@@chichiro8625 this ^^

[@schneeroseful]

As a clothing technician, I always wonder how people underestimate the cost of releasing a clothing line.

[@mystic0screams]

My thoughts exactly!

[@allie8442]

They are probably poor Socialists who don't understand that rich people stay rich by being wise with their money instead of turning their new business venture into some kind of charity project for obese people. Just another layer of entitlement and narcissism.

[@CaulkMongler]

On top of that, I’m wondering about the cost efficacy. Obv it’s the most efficient (sales wise) to market clothes to the median/average sizes rather than marketing to the outliers unless you can guarantee a certain amount of buyers and *growth*.

[@starr2shine738]

Same way they or anybody underestimate the cost of ANYTHING, they don't understand how things work.

[@amandag8194]

@@starr2shine738 Big Box stores has made people think that everything should be cheap. I hate it.

[@HFXmermaid]

The factories don't do the sizes, so it does actually cost more to make larger clothes. I have my own clothing line and it only goes up to XL because I haven't been able to find a factory in my country (see: ethical) to do it.

[@MariahD16]

Brandie's "oh... girl, you ok?" is my mood towards the fat acceptance community as a whole 🤣🤣

[@Lackingwanderlust]

You know who is ACTUALLY marginalized? People living in poverty. Imagine if a group of people went on the internet saying clothing lines weren’t inclusive because they didn’t offer clothing for under $5? That would be truer than this nonsense. I don’t hear them advocating for the clothing to be free so everyone can access it. The privilege and narcissism is astounding. Not everything is about them, despite their efforts to make it so.

[@mehitablestorm8877]

THANK YOU!!!!! That's the ONE group we never hear anything about for years - POOR PEOPLE. And we come in all colors, creeds and sexes, thank you!!!

[@thetonishow]

This was the best comment I read about this topic because it’s SO true. I’ve never even thought about it like this, but it is a much more valid argument!

[@Rebeccablake333]

Every time I see them making rebels clothing line an issue my first thought is “didn’t ya’ll get mad at her for losing weight, start calling her fatphobic, etc? Yeah I wouldn’t want to cater my clothing brand to you either after that!” 🤷‍♀️

[@Zlc369]

Exactly... can't have it both ways!! Hahaha 😅

[@whatteamwildcats4033]

That part. Like - oh I'm not apart of the community anymore, I've betrayed yall? Bet, ok, bet.

[@anyalovegood]

Right before that scale scene in Taylor's video, there's a scene where Taylor's double convinces her to do shots until she throws up, and she also drinks a lot of wine throughout. I really think that anyone who has figured out that Taylor's double is pushing the real Taylor to drink as a self-destructive behavior, can also figure out that she's pushing the real Taylor to think fat = bad as a self-destructive behavior, and that the real Taylor isn't endorsing either. And I haven't seen a SINGLE person say that Taylor's teaching young impressionable kids to drink or promoting alcohol*sm or something, even though the scenes follow the exact same pattern! So honestly anybody who is offended by that scene has either seen it out of context or is playing dumb on purpose...

[@JF-fr5uf]

Yeah, the whole music video featured her being unhappy, and using unhealthy coping mechanisms to deal with that (leading to further unhappiness, lather rinse repeat).

[@rossallan3585]

It’s also the context. As someone in the public eye, like many women also in the public eye, there’s a stalker level of scrutiny Taylor Swift is subjected to. Because making stuff up or just speculating an even miniscule shift in apparent body weight is somehow a sign of Terribadawfulthings, is a hell of a lot easier than actually being a proper journalist.

[@Jaime-mq8lj]

Fr. Her weight is obviously portrayed as an insecurity. These people have no comprehension skills

[@thepipercashshow1175]

“You don’t have to fit into the clothes, the clothes are supposed to fit you🥺” ok but when YOU start not being able to fit into regular sizes, that’s when you know it might not just be the clothes.

[@marlenarosewilhelmsen2451]

I’m really sad that Taylor changed the video. I felt the video was SO good because it really hit the nail on the head. I felt like, wow, even the Queen TS herself doesn’t see herself how she is. I felt heard. I am fat, and I think it’s gross. I’m technically obese, although I carry it very proportionately, so I still appear “average.” It’s interesting. I struggle with binge eating disorder and I see all of this for what it is. People trying to put band aids over themselves, it’s like little kids blaming something they did on someone else. No. Just wake up, and be realistic. You CAN change. Peace and love y’all.

[@ShellTay32]

I totally agree. If someone as perfect, talented smart and beautiful as TS can feel ugly and do self destructive things then maybe ANYONE can and I am not such a damaged psycho. I thought it really showed our worst enemies are often our own thoughts.

[@vmd4350]

I mean…. If she released clothes in larger sizes that were poorly designed, they’d be upset about that 😂🤷🏾‍♀️

[@GetPrettyWithPuff]

right! it's so annoying 😂🤦🏽‍♀️

[@lemonadewithstrawberries]

Also the set is like $330 so they wouldn't be buying it anyways

[@vmd4350]

@@lemonadewithstrawberries that part!

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

@strawberrylemonade please, FatTok (or at least the type of people in this video) already hated Rebel for losing weight in the first place. They wouldn't buy it if it cost a single cent.

[@ulawladzinska473]

Now I get it 😉🤣

[@melanieg760]

Love that they think ONLY of themselves and their feelings and never attempt to try to look at things from someone else's perspective.

[@TonySomething.]

A lot of this is fake activism for views they spend they’re time crying and complaining and they get a little bit of attention for it so they keep going and get more and more ridiculous.

[@MMDGabriel]

They really took the "your feelings are valid" quote to another level.

[@BobsB0ners]

it makes me wonder why society is starting to lean less toward common sense and logic to just emotional reaction

[@Valex2015]

Okay, so my best friend in high school was type one an*rexic. The amount of body shaming this poor girl went through was unbelievable. They would say “Go eat a cheeseburger” or “Well, looks like someone’s mum did dr*gs when you were inside her” and if those aren’t bad enough, you can only imagine the other horrible things they said about her. Body shaming is horrible no matter what shape or size 🙌🏼

[@Pugetwitch]

I never had an eating disorder at all, I was just very thin child and I got bullied terribly! Crackhead, anorexic, a ton of other mean jokes, I still feel affected today when I see the slogans like real women have curves and all this and that. It did cause me to become hypervigilant about my dietary habits as an adult, and I started focusing on gaining as much weight as possible via protein and body building. I was successful, but I still struggle with feeling like I'm not thick enough.

[@eblatz80]

100 I was bullied for being skinny as a kid. Had the effect of making me feel like there was something wrong with me and my body. and to be ashamed of my body

[@ShellTay32]

@@eblatz80 Same! I honestly felt like I was a freak and totally ugly. That something was wrong with me. I would wish that a doctor would tell me I had a disease that made me super skinny so I could get medication to fix it. Body shaming is bad for everyone.

[@grocraftym5871]

I also was bullied for being too skin, i dont understand Why saying: you should eat more i better than saying: you should eat less. It is the same. But overweight people by thinking it is not Just admits, that being skinny is better that being fat:)

[@CaulkMongler]

What I think is funny is they act like Taylor is personally saying being fat is bad, when we can clearly make the distinction that the scale is like a symbol of public opinion, who always had something to say about her weight, relationship status, orientation, the works. Yet it entirely flies over peoples heads.

[@kelseyboucher7809]

I hate this whole "they don't make clothes that fit me, therefore bad" like I am a very petite woman who struggled with really disordered and restrictive eating. It is impossible for me to find clothes that fit me. I have to buy custom bras, and I have to shop almost exclusively Asian places because almost nowhere else has clothes that fit me properly. And it's something that I actually can't do anything about

[@anaaguilar3304]

Exactly, I have a long torso short legs, it's hard finding pants. As for dresses or anything that is remotely fitted, I have to get it tailored because even when I wear a size 2 pants my bra size is a 36 or a 38 and my arms are big... So yes, I have to get something bigger so it fits my lats/ arms/ shoulders to begin with. I literally have to get size x large dresses or long sleeve shirts sometimes just so it fits over my lats and arms when I wear a size 2 or 4. I also have to get bra extenders because a 38B is not a B , it's actually a C almost D.. so I have to buy 36B so it fits me and then get extenders. We all have different bodies and a lot of us can't fit into clothing.

[@shadowdroid776]

​@@anaaguilar3304I have the opposite problem! I have long legs and a short torso with wide hips, so most dresses don't look good on my figure. Most pants look super high waisted on me when I'm wearing them properly, and most shirts are too long. Basically, close to nothing looks good on me, but that's not the clothing stores' fault! I got a weird body, and I know that, I'm not going to blame designers for that.

[@Funeral_Mannequin]

I'm not fat but I'm a tall woman with massive feet and holy shit is it a pain in the ass to buy shoes in the women's section 💀

[@leenolantern]

i love how everyone is sharing their struggles! mine is finding jeans that are tight enough around the waist but are large enough around the hips and legs and also not too long because i'm a short pear-shaped girl who gains muscle easily and likes wide jeans 😆

[@jenniferwells2291]

Well, you could do something about the ED like see a mental health professional and seek out treatment. Just like people with an ED that causes them to be fat, like binge eating, have to seek out help.

[@summerchapman8758]

I’m not thin by any means and it even pisses me off that they made it that Taylor couldn’t express her own struggles with an eating disorder…

[@Sev.T.G8572]

As a person who battled anorexia for 3 years, shifted to bulimia for 1 year and was in recovery for 1.5 years, I can tell you that judging other peoples' bodies is something we rarely do. When I was around overweight individuals, I didn't care at all about their weight or appearance. Frankly, people with restricitive EDs are so preoccupied with their daily routines that they almost have no time to think of anything else. Restrictive EDs are all about the control you impose on your OWN body, why should they care what you do to yourself? It doesn't affect their personal goals in any way. Also, this could have been just me, however, restrictive EDs are not 100% about losing fat. When I was sick, I just wanted the numbers to go down since that indicated I was doing "good". I refrained from drinking water and even shaved my head to reduce my weight. I would have even removed my organs if that was an option. This is how messed up it can get. This is a serious mental illness which often has a fatal end. It infuriates me when fat activists, who did 0 research, decide to attack those with restricitive EDs by throwing around "fatphobic" which makes them feel even worse. As if such people are not mentally, physically, and emotionally damaged as is.

[@genevieverose1234]

similar, my initial Ed erupted because of not wanting to look womanly 🤷then it became a game of chasing the numbers--"breaking the barrier" I'd call it-- I could be satisfied with my appearance but to watch the numbers go down is, for lack of a better word, fun. if it creeps up, I'm disappointed I couldn't keep low, nor because "oh I'm suddenly fat despite my visible 6 pk"

[@b.363]

Girl you a liar lmao, and it's completely normal part of the disorder too.

[@mer_acle8101]

You're absolutely correct, it's like saying someone who hurts themselves promotes hurting others. Bro, I don't wish my unhealthy coping mechanisms on ANYONE and I wish for every single person on this planet to feel better about themselves and their body than I do. Can't stop myself with the similes, these people would tell someone who has cancer and talks about how it's bad that they are discriminating them. It is seriously messed up how little they respect other people. I deeply sympathise with you and your experience and I wish you all the best from the bottom of my heart, you are extremely strong for fighting so hard

[@JAM661]

Well these people are mentally ill also they just do not reconize it. They are very active in there addiction. The mental Gymnastics these people do everyday just to convince themselves their eating is not a problem, and stay in denial is unbelivable.

[@madisongrogan642]

I’m dealing with some disordered eating behaviors. I’m eating less than 1000 calories a day, even with tube feeds ( I have gastroperisis) I’m feel nothing towards the general overweight person. I’m too occupied. But these obnoxious people who thing the world revolves around them.OMG. They’re CRAZY

[@mariagallegos6504]

I love that everyone should be included except those of us with restrictive EDs. Those don’t matter because reasons? If you have a restrictive disorder (in their heads) you deserve to feel alone and not be able to relate to others or recover.

[@QueenNyx133]

Why is the fat community so quiet about Eugenia Cooney or Nickocado. They're both dying on the opposite sides of the spectrum

[@judistocker1811]

9th grade I grew from 5’3” to 5’11” without gaining any weight. I was already skinny to start with and didn’t hit 100# until I was 20. Not only did I get the skinny girl remarks but also the “high water” remarks. ( refers to having pants high enough to walk through deep water). To this day I can only source pants/leggings and even PJ bottoms through very few sources. I didn’t have the choice to have too long (36 inseam) legs I have never been able to pull cute/sexy looks. Of note ; I did not have an eating disorder, on the contrary I ate 2nd and even 3rd helpings. My sister said she gained weight just watching me eat.

[@ihavewaited90daystochangem51]

Holy moly! i went from 5'7 to 6'1 in one and half years and the growing pains i had were insufferable, can't imagine what it was like for you.

[@kristamonroe9120]

Love how the girl refers to Rebel as “Fat Amy” but when she’s comparing her to herself - suddenly she’s a “Full Figured Woman” (because - realistically, “Fat” still has bad connotations and it’s STILL offensive to “Fat Posi” people because deep down - they truly DONT want to be so big that their knees hurt!)

[@milliew.8842]

I was dead when you revealed Rebel already had a Plus Size exclusive line. I feel bad she can't catch a break from the fat community

[@twilightmiasma]

You could make clothes that fits for XXXXXXXLLLLVVISJ size and it would STILL not be enough! 😂

[@Roseberry711]

You can not put "fat super fat bodies" in the same catagory as being black, disabled or minority groups. You have a choice about your weight (if not a medical issue weight gain) people choose to be/stay fat simple as 🤷🏼‍♀️ disabled people don't get to choose to be non-disabled! Just like people can't change their skin colour, these are the rights that deserve to be fought when it comes to discrimination! Not somebody's doughnut eating abilities.

[@notyourbusiness2687]

@@Raya-ir4tm r u gonna pay for their medication?

[@loujon191]

Black people don’t actually have a problem with being black. It’s not actually a problem for us

[@alghalaalotbi4459]

@@notyourbusiness2687 it’s cals in vs out they might have a lower tdee but u can still lose

[@reb2229]

How do you feel about wh!te people being a minority?

[@katarinatibai8396]

They just use every catagory for their manipulation - vaponise their feelings and blackmail every body who is not obese. Like every thin person think - Oh I woke up this morning and the first thing on my mind was - how I will hate fat people. That's just insane - that's not body posivity - that's narcissism.

[@CristinaDrake]

I thought the backlash of this was ridiculous. I've collected eating disorders like pokemon, it's an issue haha, but 100% I am personally fatphobic, that's kind of the point, I have body dysmorphia, I always think I look fat. With the body positive community, it's all about them all the time. God forbid people who have body issues talk about it.

[@CristinaDrake]

@Ministry of Terven totally agree

[@b.363]

You're not fatphobic bc it's not a real thing Jesus

[@picklepirate]

I’m fit and my family, including my mom, have been for years in the strength training community. The times that plus-size is okay, and usually ignored, is people with Cushings disease and thyroid disease. My mom was at 20% body fat and looking hella fine. She still is, but with thyroid cancer, she can’t keep the weight down because she no longer has the hormones to keep her body normal. It would be awesome if you did a video on when not being skinny is okay- as long as you’re still interested in working hard for health.

[@annafink2245]

Fat Activist: "Everyone needs to be included." Michelle: "No, they don't." 😂

[@opheliak5548]

I guess I'm fat phobic bc I'm terrified of becoming fat again. I was very heavy twice in my life n I'm very short so I looked even heavier and now I've dealt with an ED since I was 14 n I'm now 36. You're absolutely right that it's a mental illness and I don't care who gets upset with me that I don't ever want to be fat again and I'll even admit that some extremely fat people gross me out.

[@elizabetherne556]

Same. I was very picked on daily at school being told I was too short, fat, and ugly. Then I had kids and did get very fat. Then I lost it. It’s far harder to put in the effort and maintain than just sitting around being fat. It’s work. It’s hard to lose weight and far harder to keep it off. It’s also very difficult once you lose it to see you’re not fat anymore.

[@opheliak5548]

@Elizabeth Erne you're absolutely right. I'm sorry you were bullied in school no kid should ever have to deal with that stuff. It's traumatic and stays with you. You're also right that it's harder to maintain that weight loss n especially if you have an ED. I'd tell myself "ok no more purging at all", but then I'll notice some weight gain n my mind is telling me "ok u know what u gotta do now u should've never stopped" its a vicious cycle that I'm terrified of get help for bc like any addiction my ED was there when no one else was. I hope things are going well for you and if you celebrate it have a very merry Christmas 🎅🏽 🎄

[@elizabetherne556]

@@opheliak5548 hope your holidays were good also if you celebrate them. My issue is probably more binge eating junk food. Once I start it after losing weight, it begins the cycle all over. I think oh, I lost the weight, I’ve learned. I can have this. Then I can have that. Lately it’s been really awful with eating the junk. I can’t even have it around me.

[@writerinprogress]

Me too. I struggled with my weight for years - mostly overweight, but I also went through a two-year period of anorexia starting at 17. I was very overweight again in my forties, following the birth of my child and some issues with depression, but it wrecked my health, and I was in and out of hospital with serious health issues that were largely due to being so overweight, so a couple of years ago I made a solid effort and finally got myself down to a healthy weight. And I'll admit, I'm terrified of gaining it all back again - not least because I'd gain all those previous health problems back with it - which is why I work my ass off to make sure it doesn't happen. If that makes me 'fatphobic' that's fine, I'll own it. I don't shame or ridicule plus-size people, and it wouldn't occur to me to do so - it's not my business what they want to do with their lives or their bodies. It'd be nice if the Fat Activist Movement could extend the same courtesy to us 'fatphobics,' without always having to make it all about them.

[@bootykingfaia]

@@elizabetherne556jjj

[@acigem54]

I love that they say that they left feeling insecure in the past, but get offended by everything that even suggests the thought of *gasp* not wanting to be out of breath after walking up four stairs

[@ogdirtychai]

As a really petite woman with an athletic(ish) body type and an a$$… most clothing brands don’t fit me, I just opt to support brands that I can wear instead

[@jaquelinecosta3121]

I feel you

[@complainer406]

Same but kinda the opposite. I'm 6' tall and too hour-glass shaped for men's clothing. There's not a lot that fits me, but I love shopping the stuff that does. I don't mind when a clothing line doesn't carry stuff for me. Oh, unless they try to claim that they make clothing for "everyone" without offering any height variation, _that_ pisses me off

[@dx.feelgood5825]

Saaaaame. It's such a pain because I wayyyy prefer masc styles but finding any that fit me is hell. Went to several stores alone a few days ago trying to find slacks for my fucking WORK and nothing fit. I'm xs but taller than typical petite sizes but too short for taller sizes. Sigh.

[@Marie-zb1sz]

I’m super tall and have the same issue! I have a few trustworthy brands. I know I am an outlier so designs aren’t made for me. Thus is life!

[@mateaukalua4426]

@@complainer406 I am built like a square and it's hard to find clothes that fit my waist and my hips. I just go off of relaxed jeans.

[@Grace22308]

I portrayed that scenes in anti-hero as anything but fat phobic. I saw it as a message saying that even if someone is thin they can still struggle with body issues. I have struggles with being overweight my whole life and that scene never bothered me cause I know she struggled with an ED and that is how she can perceive herself as times.

[@owliria_sage]

true. I'm a healthy weight 5'3 and 127 lbs but I used to get bullied so much at school that I carry those insecurities in me and see my legs( I'm sorta like Michelle in terms of big thighs) arms and stomach as fat. I'm working out at home and hope that when I drop another 10lbs I'll be happier with myself but there's also a lot of mental work that goes into accepting your body especially for someone like Taylor who is a celebrity.

[@talita8882]

Brandi’s participation was so nice. She definitely has the same acting skills as Michelle. I hope to see more of them two interacting here. ❤

[@Theycallmecelio7]

I'm currently losing weight, and I've realised that by staying in our comfort zone, it's really too easy to pick on people because they "don't offer clothes in larger sizes". Someone who is tall or short can't change their size, but someone who is obese has, a choice and can choose to improve their health. If you want to fit in clothes you have to make changes , or you just have to wait for someone else to launch a brand that also includes other sizes.

[@iced_coffee_21]

THIS 👆👆👆 Not fitting into the clothes I desire is one of my motivators for my weight loss. And even if they did fit on my body, I wouldn't look cute in them the way I want to. I am in control of my body and how I look, and by golly, I am embracing that control and finally getting the body of my dreams!! I wish these fat positivity clowns could realize how much control they actually have over their looks.

[@mermaidzoephiahart]

Exactly 💯

[@amymckay23]

YES! When I was obese, I used to say “They don’t have my size”. I chose to change this to “I’m not the right size for their clothing”.

[@annetterobinson4358]

I laughed way too hard at the Thriller skit! At first I thought that Michelle was going to go all Hulk, so Michael Jackson was a funny surprise 🤣

[@plumdutchess]

Same! Was certainly expecting green.

[@DaniS398]

FA's are so self-absorbed. It never occurs to them that it is not all about them. I walked into a bra store once not realizing it was for DD cups and bigger. I didn't get mad or offended because a store dared open for big boobed women only. I just sheepishly took my tiny titty self out the store and found a store with bras my sizes.

[@melanchlooe]

This happened to me!! 😭😂

[@banirolls]

What store was it? I have problems finding bras in my size because i have a large chest but a 32 inch waist

[@DaniS398]

@@banirolls it is called Cacique

[@banirolls]

@@DaniS398 thanks sm!!!!!

[@fericat]

I hope not cos you can buy ones that fit literally anywhere else unlike the customers of that store 😅

[@strawberryj3lly]

As a fatty myself I hate it, I hate the way clothes fit me, I hate not feeling confident in a bathing suit, I hate the uncomfortable feeling when my stomach poked out, I hate that I can count each fat roll, I hate going to Walmart and not finding my size. And I hate when I start seeing progress i overthink and binge. Being fat is not a good thing and to say it is-is very concerning

[@BlackMoridin]

She really went for it during that skit 🤣

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

I love when people make something that’s someone else’s struggle all about them. Isn’t that the definition of narcissist? 😅 I had anorexia and I was never looking at fat people thinking “ew, gross”, I was thinking about how I was a failure in my life and used my ED as a control mechanism. I was my own enemy. . . Didn’t need fat bullies coming after me as well.

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

I’m not even a Taylor fan, but aren’t her songs always about herself?😅. Anyway, it’s not for them so why are they trying to co-opt ED?

[@1Lanavis1]

@@JDMimeTHEFIRST I agree. I dislike Taylor honestly but this song was all about her and her own struggles.

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

@J B because they're quietly afraid of being called out for promoting BED and lash out when any ED enters the spotlight as a pre-emptive defence mechanism.

[@niamh1671]

Not to mention the majority of people i know with anorexia aren’t starving to not be fat, they’re doing it because they want to look physically sick so people can see that they’re struggling

[@Baller4life405]

I wish the body positivity community stop using black peoples as a get out of jail free card please as a black man I hate hearing that , love your videos Michelle much love from 🇨🇦 !

[@Rachelief]

I didn’t even know Rebel Wilson had a clothing line. 😂 I’m so out of the loop because I didn’t even know that the Anti-Hero music video happened. Finals week just finished and I’ve been off the internet for awhile. 😅 it’s not that serious

[@saramcdonalds9038]

I DIDNT KNOW SHE SWING FOR THE OTHER TEAM NEITHER BUT WHO TO JUDGE ME THAT WHO

[@jasminecrellin5885]

Love this! Can always rely on Michelle to bring balanced and funny takes to this madness that is the internet.

[@JustAFace_InTheCrowd]

There’s something I would like to stress to everyone- You are not the only person who cannot find clothes that fit you. I am a woman who is 5’8” and 105 lbs; absolutely nothing fits me. (Yes I eat, no I don’t have an ED- just an incredibly ridiculous metabolism and an intermittent fasting diet). Clothing just sucks- for all sizes. Cause not everyone matches the forms that they used to make them. It’s just how it is. Not EVERYTHING has to be for YOU. You can’t have everything- you just can’t. I know, it sucks, but if I had a dollar for every disappointment in my life, clothing related or otherwise, I could make my own clothing company and run it myself. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@CosmicAli_TheObserver]

I'm 5'8 too, I wear men's shirts to get long enough sleeves, then get it tailored to make it look more feminine.. It's so exciting when I find something that fits off the rack!!😂

[@fatalblue]

My sister is above average in height and slim and struggles to find pants long enough for her.

[@victorianmelodrama]

I'm 5'0" and 95 lbs- most clothing makes me look like I'm wearing a potato sack!

[@ilanvogl779]

I know! I'm a guy who has slightly wider hips and jeans are a nightmare.

[@youraverageviewer9546]

Ikr! I'm 4'11 and I usually have better luck finding shoes that fit me in the kids section 😪 Yes it's annoying, but you don't see me screaming "height-ism" or "short-phobia" or something. As OP said, you can't have everything; ESPECIALLY when talking about luxuries that we're lucky to afford in the first place.

[@Roseberry711]

Another note. It's impossible to be "all inclusive" someone will always find fault, and that someone is usually very uncomfortable with themselves.

[@jennr8642]

The “this isn’t for you” clip got me cracking up 😂. Using their own words against them

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

_Something something the entire _*_world_*_ is made to accommodate thinmints so you must let us take control of every conversation surrounding body image ever_

[@distortedlogic8865]

That chase scene had me in tears 😭 y'all a trip lol

[@tinyprettymoon]

Hello, long time Swiftie here, been a fan since Tim McGraw came out and am now 24. Yes Taylor obviously has a lot of new fans who are younger than me but I feel like her core fan base is old enough to know that the scale saying “fat” isn’t meant to shame anyone. Taylor has always put so much of herself into her music and videos and for these awful people to turn her past insecurities into an attack on their bodies is so fucking disgusting. Even as a person who’s struggled with similar issues as Taylor, I have the mental capacity and critical thinking skills to know that she’s portraying her feelings and experiences, she’s not out here telling people they should starve themselves or even that they should lose weight. Her portrayal of her experience in the music video was just that, a portrayal of something she went through in the past. Wanting to be skinny or having anorexias/bulimia doesn’t mean you hate fat people, it’s a psychological fear of gaining weight that has no effect whatsoever on these fat positive individuals. Personally, I think there should be a new category of eating disorder for these people who don’t want to lose weight. If they wanna twist Taylor’s anorexia into her being fat phobic, then someone who refuses to lose weight should be thin phobic, and we all know how often they say they hate the “thins” but hating fat people is bad “I’m the victim here, don’t bully me for my weight while I bully thin people for having an eating disorder that makes them fear gaining weight, it’s completely different.” Fuck all the way off 🙄

[@reaganjaegan]

There's even another song on the album with the line "I hosted parties and starved my body", I remember thinking when the Blank Space video came out, "gosh, she's looking really thin." These people have to make everything about themselves rather than acknowledging the trauma that women (especially in Hollywood) go through to feel accepted.

[@monsterzz_ink]

the bad thing is that these people constantly seek validation. Taylor has her personal experiences so they have no right invalidating her. Also, they shouldn't generalize. If you were triggered by her mv say "I am triggered by this" block her and move on. Seriously grow up.

[@Brandie-Nicole]

BWHAHAHAHA! This was so much fun! Thanks for letting me be the victim in your video! 🤣 💀 💜 Also, Rebel made a whole dedicated plus size clothing line?! I didn’t know that. People really out here trippin’! 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@RamonaSchnauzevoll]

but… did she get you in the end? were you able to escape? or are you not allowed to talk about that in public 👀

[@meganwalker27]

You should act in movies girl, very good performance!!

[@thewastelandworrier]

@@RamonaSchnauzevoll legend has it that she is still behind those plants....

[@RamonaSchnauzevoll]

@@thewastelandworrier hmmm with michelle having that cold it sounds possible. good luck on escaping before her nose is fine again!

[@alterego2978]

You both did great!

[@xx_robotkrew_xx1446]

Rebel ( or just anyone ) could make a clothing line that has only their size. It’s literally their choice on how small/big they go. Like I knew kids that looked like 1st graders in 6th grade, and I never heard them complain about how there’s no cute clothes for them because they can only wear a size s-m in children’s sizes

[@FishDinners]

Every time I go to a store, there's never enough S or XS sizes, they're always sold out. Some brands don't even have XS. Its so annoying because the unsold ones are always the larger sizes. Most brands dont have XXXL because they don't SELL.

[@Kiisara18]

My first name is Brandi and when you did your skit it felt like my mom yelling at me 😂😂😂

[@isabellathomas1314]

My siblings and I are very tall walking sticks. Do you have ANY idea how hard it is to find the right pant sizes for us? I just feel so oppressed when I can’t find something long enough for my legs but small enough to not fall off my waist. I deserve to have single line/brand cater to my body type or else I’m gonna throw a fit 😂😂😂

[@peachteatina]

We need to start ignoring these people. They can’t admit to themselves how miserable they are so they lash out at others. If you don’t like it, don’t buy it! If they don’t have your size, go find your size somewhere else! It’s THAT simple!

[@andrewjones7800]

As a skinny 125 pound adult guy working on his health, let me just say I have to spend an entire day at malls to find ONE pair of pants that fit decently. And I’ve managed to not make a tiktok about how it’s offensive, I just hop online and order clothes catered to my size. Like it ain’t that hard to type words and find what you’re looking for, but I guess typing is too much exercise for FA.

[@latoyamahaffey8202]

You're like my brother, he was blessed with a fast metabolism, he never exercises & eats whatever he wants, doesn't gain any weight!. I've always & still on a strict diet & exercise all the time just to stay between 8-10. You got good genes

[@andrewjones7800]

@@latoyamahaffey8202 yes girl my metabolism is through the roof. It’s so aggravating when trying to gain weight but definitely understand struggles of people having to constantly watch themselves from gaining anything. My husband can look at food and gain weight, so it’s interesting trying to grocery shop for both of us lol.

[@latoyamahaffey8202]

@@andrewjones7800 I bet it is, I'm aware of plenty of people wishing they can gain...I be like why🤪 don't get too addicted to those sugars/carbs, cause you don't have to be overweight to develop diabetes. Enjoy your holiday 😃

[@toscadonna]

I have had size 11 feet since the 4th grade, and almost no stores carry that shoe size. I’ve had to order shoes from catalogs my entire life, basically. It is what it is. Many fashion brands don’t even make higher than size 10. I suppose I should be waging a BigFoot Acceptance Movement.😂

[@charlottesmom]

My eldest son is like you, finding jeans for him used to be very tricky.

[@Chels-EE]

Im surprised they haven’t tried to cancel SHEIN because they don’t go up to a 8xl

[@tmalaklaryka]

I was always an athletic body type girl, always in action. There were two times when i gain weight due to the bad mental health (BPD) and low point of my life and I didn't took care of myself. And I know that there was no one else to blame but me, for not taking the matter in my hands. It was my psychologist that literally took me to the nutritionist cause the way I was loosing weight, was not right. It took me 9 months to lose 20kg with proper diet and discipline, as soon as I saw the difference that a balanced diet did for me I went back to the gym and dancing and that accelerated the process. Being back to be able to buy clothes in any store, not feeling uncomfortable trying to fit on a bus seat, not living in joga pants cause it was the only thing that fitted me and more. Now I'm back overweight, but again, i Take the full accountability for my situation, and will go back to that weight. I don't fat shame anyone, but if you come for me cause I'm doing what you think is a privilege, well i won't stay quiet either, cause it a choice and I choose a healthy lifestyle. I work out at home. I measure my food intake, healthy meal prep for the week (menu plan). Drink 2l of water. Once a week, cheet day, where I allow myself a nice hamburger and beer. And I know I'll be back to the weight that if comfortable with. Me now being overweight doesn't give me the right to slam people who are thinner than me, i made a mistake, i chose to let go of myself and they are not obligated to met my standards cause they own me nothing. I'll be back to my original weight for me.

[@sarahjaye4117]

🧡

[@shelbydunn3031]

Still waiting for the day the body positivity movement includes us muscular women. Won't be holding my breath though 😆

[@SpookySammy]

Probably won't happen because it takes effort to build muscle 😅😅😅

[@kevinwhitfield5370]

Muscular women rock!

[@vmbay2212]

🎯🎯💪🏾💪🏾😍😍

[@尹欣志]

And also actually is a movement for all sizes and not just for fat people bc I don’t see any other body type complaining🙃

[@charlottesmom]

One of my New Years Resolutions is to start lifting, I want to be muscular!! A guy around 25 years back told me I have a "bodybuilders" body, I was 106lbs @ 5'3" at the time so no idea what he was talking about but it stuck with me.

[@carmendavila272]

I actually love Taylor’s song… It inspired me to finally leave an abusive partner for good. We left nearly everything behind and have no idea what the future holds, but it’s got to be better than where we were.. Also, I am overweight. I carry every ounce of that weight in my torso making me look permanently pregnant despite my baby being 6 years old now. But I’m not on tik tock whining about my weight. There is so much more to be worried about!

[@JAH-iu3yh]

Good for you, hope you & your child are going well!

[@MrsStevenBrown]

Bravo! Taking care of yourself shows your kid that self respect is central to being a good person in the world! Self Respect is a model more children need! ❤

[@MphoenixE]

The skit was hella cute and well put together

[@mihailtuliholvistalapi4391]

Why does everything need to be a community

[@TheBerkeleyBeauty]

It was you not even being able to keep a straight face thru your own skit for me. 😂😂 Girl, you are hysterical!!

[@BeaMode1990]

I thought I was the only to see that. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Baileymcm555]

other people have told me that my ED is fatphobic, i would cry over gaining half a pound i know if i looked like them i would cry because i am super insecure lmao

[@xaikochan90x]

Blowing off cardio to watch this video?? Absolutely LOVE YOU MICHELLE!!

[@jensen6929]

This is my first time offended by Michelle that she's not a swiftie! 🤣🤣 Gosh I absolutely love the skit 😂😂

[@TherealDanielleNelson]

In my opinion most swifities are almost cult like.

[@EmilyEmilyEmily01]

I wish Taylor had left it in. It's terrible that appeasing the idiots is more important than someone's artistic interpretation of their own struggles. Ridiculous

[@bumblebee2866]

I can’t with the entitlement of people anymore. They want people to keep increasing sizes offered as they their own individual sizes increase. If they want that they can make their damn own clothing line.

[@DaniSamu34]

Rebel is a gifted singer, she's funny, she has sass, and she's got a successful career. Her performance in Pitch Perfect introduced her unapologetic roasts, rated E for everyone

[@imsleepy6211]

No one wants a huge scar across their chest, and across their torso. No one wants that. They can tell me they don’t want that. I have both due to open heart surgeries and I DO NOT get offended. It’s almost as if I’m actually comfortable with my scars and am at peace with them. If you truly love, or at least accept yourself, you don’t care if people don’t want to look like you.

[@lettucesnapper1736]

the fact that they silenced taylor when she only spoke about her struggles is astonishing and then people wonder why celebs end up addicts or with mental issues

[@lillyandrade2038]

I truly believe Taylor didn’t have to remove that scene because it shows that she is human. And good for Rebel man! I do want to mention that ladies we all have a huge buying power, if you have to complain for someone has to make more sizes to fit your needs, Michelle said it like you don’t have to purchase her items or support her at all. She’ll be okay lol

[@laurendamasoruiz]

Man if I couldn’t even fit into an XL I would be asking myself some very serious questions

[@trishaellington2854]

The “worst nightmare/thriller scene” so dramatic 😂 So many people are offended by anything and everything. This was not a thing 15-20 years ago, and there I aged myself. Love your hair, your humor, and sharing all the audacity ✌️❤️

[@JenZ727]

What if Rebel Wilson isn’t AGAINST fat OR thin people, and she wanted to be whatever size SHE was comfortable and happy with? Did anyone throwing glass at her for her weight loss ever consider that maybe she personally wasn’t comfortable with he old weight, so she worked on changing her discomfort into comfort? If she’s proud of her hard work, who is ANYBODY who’s so “positive” to say anything is wrong with her for finally being comfortable? If nobody is allowed to shame them, then they shouldn’t be allowed to shame anyone either! I mean come ONN! 🤬

[@fatimagarciagarrido4338]

they are hypocrites

[@thehamsterarmy2380]

I'm 5'3 and 110 lbs. I am a size 0-2, at least I was until clothing lines decided to change the labeling to make me a 00. I can't find any clothes because while brands have clothes far into the morbidly obese category, they mostly start at 2 and aren't inclusive of thin bodies. Apparently thin girls aren't supposed to have clothes even when we're not underweight because it promotes eating disorders. There's no reason for me to be the smallest size. but it's expected for bigger and bigger sizes to be created. Strange how these things work

[@SynterraSteen]

I had a similar issue. I started getting my clothes tailored and it really made a Huge difference

[@iced_coffee_21]

That sucks, girl. I certainly don't have that issue myself, but have you tried shopping online at Asian retailers? The average height/build for women there is closer to your size, I think. I know a shorter+slim guy who says he buys his shirts from Japan because they fit him better without having to get them tailored.

[@Jennyygottadance]

I've noticed that too. I'm a size 4 and with so many brands, my size is the smallest. I don't think I'm that small and I feel bad for women who are smaller than me who have a harder time getting clothes.

[@nataliaf.colonrosa2247]

hahhahhahaahahha you are hilarious and crazy, I didn`t expect that Thriller vibe jhahahaha love eeeiiit

[@TYANTOWERS]

I think they could have said, "Hi Rebel! I love your clothing line, but you don't have it in my size. Can you please create XL+ stuff?" Instead of "I just don't understand how dare she not cater to us. After all, she has signed a binding contract in blood under the full moon!"

[@lillianpilto2377]

Not a Swiftie...But, I can see that she wasn't portraying FAT as a bad thing. If was from her perspective when she was suffering from her ED. ALSO, notice she didn't photoshop herself to look obese. It was all about HER perspective and self-deprecation when she was anorexic. These HAES people think everything is about them.

[@iram5192]

OMG !!! The skit ! I literally couldn't breathe from laughing, thank you Michelle 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️

[@keeradavis6832]

Hey Michelle, I know you probably won't see this, but I was having a terrible day and was relapsing into my ED. I saw you posted and by the end of the video was able to convince myself to try and eat today. Thank you for making these vids. They are very high quality, informative and extremely entertaining. Thank you again.

[@dx.feelgood5825]

Keep going, you can do this ♡♡♡♡♡

[@dees3179]

Well done.

[@keeradavis6832]

@@dx.feelgood5825 thank you

[@keeradavis6832]

@@dees3179 thank you

[@CashCatMoney]

You got this! Fuel your body! ❤

[@kaitlynjones3424]

Most places sell up to 3x, and that’s also not enough for these people. They literally want every store to sell infinifat clothes.

[@marshallmarshmallow]

I can see the reasoning behind wanting plus sized clothing that doesn’t look like a table cloths but to go as far to demand to be included in a clothing line when Rebel already has a plus sized line that, like you said, excluded non-plus sized individuals is a tad bit bonkers.

[@GodWinsInTheEnd]

You are such a rare voice of reason in this world. Always. Love you, Michelle.

[@chaylynngrigsby6732]

People getting upset about Rebels clothing line is like going into a salad shop and being mad that they don't have burgers because you want one

[@sugasweet435]

And the salad shop has a sister chain that does serve burgers, but that’s not good enough for you because you want burgers from THIS shop that doesn’t have them

[@charsielux]

Your werewolf skit has me howling! 🤣🤣🤣Love your sassiness. ☺️☺️☺️

[@wilczus222]

I see what you did here 😉

[@charsielux]

@@wilczus222 I couldn’t resist 😉 🐺 🌕

[@ThaPettiestPossum]

Michelle, Bestie ... I could listen to you talk about this stuff all day and since I only found your channel this year, I got enough backlog to let me let you talk about this stuff! ❤

[@DatTantchen]

what would they do if they were living in europe :D ? i even didnt know there are sizes above xxl :D