Woman Upset Over People Being Thin

[@Repzion]

Thanks everyone for watching this this video. I love curves, I love thick! You can have curves and be healthy, but you cannot be 150+ pounds overweight, point your fingers at everyone else, and claim there is nothing wrong with you when all medical studies show being significantly overweight by that much can cause problems for your health.

[@dorter]

You always make a great point in every video. Mad respect for explaining it in a good way, instead of just ranting.

[@Lauren_210]

Repzion My mother works at a hospital as a medical assistant and I can’t even imagine if that woman in the video (or any obese patient who believes in this “thin privilege” crap) were to approach my mom with that attitude regarding her “judging” their weight and body when in fact she’s just doing her job working in the medical field.

[@imogensyms630]

good point but i think it is unfair to be harsh towards those who are SEVERELY overweight because of a medical issue eg problems with your thyroid, because they literally cannot do anything about it x

[@finalfantazoid3400]

@@imogensyms630 They could exercise and diet according to their own health standard. My step-dad is diabetic and used to be over 300 lbs. with the "average" American diet, and after a lot of effort and modification he got below 250, he's tall so he will weigh a lot regardless, but it was a huge difference fat wise. You may also argue that that economic situations become a factor in that, but that becomes a different social issue on it's own with a different remedy.

[@imogensyms630]

Finalfant azoid you’re right everyone can exercise, I just more meant abt those people who try the best they can to upkeep a balanced diet and exercise (which is hard when ur depressed or whatever also but that’s a different matter) but the fact that they may be disabled or have a critical health problem that prevents weight loss, and how we shouldn’t judge them :) I agree w some of the points the girl made but I disagree the way she framed them, low key seems like ‘thin-shaming’ rather than actually tackling problems of understanding each other u know?

[@chelseamarie3231]

I have to wear glasses, so all of you out here that can go around seeing for free can gtfo with you seeing privilege

[@avaangel777]

Chelsea H me too sksksk

[@GabrielWolfe]

Yeah! Damn you normy sighted people *pushes glasses up angrily*

[@jhit3616]

Stfu losers go clean ur glasses

[@pugassassin5591]

@@jhit3616 lol

[@FanGirl-mb4om]

@@jhit3616 you think we haven't already? Hahahaha fool *anime shine of glasses*

[@alyssia1207]

daniel really flexing the hair privilege, unsubbing

[@monakw]

He's a prisoner of his hairdoo ~0_O~

[@omahabibblemaddox2181]

Omg #MeToo. Did I use that right?

[@andreware2039]

It's disgusting.

[@1handedtyper]

I couldn't even tell he had a receded hair line. His hair line has gone as far back as it's going to be until he's 55. In fact, their are people who have had hair lines higher than that since childhood. TJ Kirk, for example. You know what sucks, but not as much as actually being bald? Being unable to have short hair because you have a whirl that would then look like a bald spot.

[@monakw]

C McD no...no you didn't.

[@ciyannesmith]

they weigh me every single time i go to the doctor. they did it when i was overweight, they did it when i was underweight. it is literally part of the check up wtf??

[@nekocat12]

Miss Pepper yep

[@ohsweatbret]

Not only that, if you gain or lose 20 pounds without trying there might be some serious health issue you might not be aware of. Like if you suddenly start dropping a bunch of weight, your doctor might ask you if you’ve eaten certain foods or travelled to foreign countries. If you start gaining a bunch of weight, you might have a thyroid problem which can also disrupt your body temperature and even your heart rate

[@allisonlincoln9470]

And for administering medicine- if there was an emergency situation they need weight to give correct dosage

[@kierrakim4761]

It’s part of your checkup

[@Z0Z33KY]

Elisa Castro fr, I use to be 135 a somewhat chubby girl at my height and out of nowhere I dropped weight like crazy (went down to 100 pounds within a month) extremely unhealthy, had the doctors concerned for me and everything. That ain’t privilege.

[@ArmyNavyAcademy]

Imagine her telling starving kids around the world they have thin privilege

[@ohsweatbret]

Alexander you see small African child, you should consider your self lucky you don’t have to be discriminated against for be a human garbage disposal. HEY HANDS OFF, THATS MY TWINKIE!!!

Not very far from the truth.

[@aho9071]

Or people who have anorexia

[@poe2]

Wolfdragon90 I’ve heard people try to argue that eating disorders are fatphobic so i don’t think they would care lmfao

[@zztopz7090]

Or people that have to strictly watch their diet and exercise to stay thin. Not everyone can eat ramen and drink beer like me. That's right, I'm privileged as hell and so happy about it. She should be happy for me.

[@kittykat7845]

“be kind to people regardless of size” *blames thin people for personal problems and does not state any issue that larger people give thinner people*

[@heatherleigh696]

Ashley Ward Exactly! She’s delusional.

[@Lauren_210]

Ashley Ward Hypocrisy at its finest

[@9ElevenGamer]

I love your thumb nail.

[@TheNickleChick]

My chair at the E.R was so big that I had to force myself into a very uncomfortable position to get my blood drawn and the bed was so wide you could have fit two of me. Everyone that went in before me was obese or elderly or both. The elderly I get, but at this point after shaking and sweating and almost dying on the floor of an E.R waiting room while watching 500lb assholes get in before me for knee pain WHILE I WAS ON THE VERGE OF GOING SEPTIC..... I kinda have some ill feelings towards fat people now.

[@TheNickleChick]

oh and I was waiting for 2 fucking hours while they let the big fuckers go on through.... I couldn't even walk and they were walking and talking just fine. Gee, I wonder who's more important?

[@cloudstrife206]

I’m tired of Repzion using his brain privilege

[@Maffu79]

He'll have the Trump combover soon.

[@estherday2239]

lol

[@patsow4797]

Cloud Strife yeah showing off his grey matter privilege 😂

[@Pinkalicious112]

I know right?! Curse his brain privilege!

[@lionheart1607]

Why don't you take your big sword privilege somewhere else Mr. Strife.

[@paigec5017]

Also on the doctor's weighing you, it is also used to determine how your body will respond to medication. For some medicines a 300 lb male will respond differently than a 100 lb female

[@someguy510bayarea]

Paige C - THANK YOU!! When I first heard her say that, I damn near lost my mind. Never in my life did I ever wanted to scream at a video what you just said. Hate to have her as a pt.

[@Lauren_210]

Paige C Hmm. I didn’t realize that weight also determines how well you respond to medication. I’m not a medical student or have knowledge on the medical field, but that’s interesting.

[@Nixeu42]

Lauren210 Yep, it has to do with mass. More mass means more blood, more blood means drugs carried in the blood are more diluted. Same reason why you need more/stronger tranquilizers for a horse than for a person. Mass can be very relevant when it comes to lethal doses of poisons and venoms, too. That's part of why children can die to spider or snake bites that adults shrug off with moderate to minor discomfort.

[@tsfbaf303]

Paige C This is somewhat similar to trans-activists talking about doctors „assigning genders“ to children. These people act as if doctors just want to embarrass them or force random genders instead of understanding that these doctors went through a lot of studying and training to be where they are, and that they most certainly act on scientific grounds.

[@destinyguinn1717]

Nixeu Harroc this!!! yes exactly. like for example, plan b tends to not work for women over 150-180 lbs, they have to take more than 1 or they are unlikely to prevent conception. if doctors/pharmacists or even just the box on medication cant indicate weight effects, a lot of people will end up taking medication that does nothing for them.

[@inkbandit2254]

um, yeah so I'm *shuffles minority cards* ginger, so ya'll can get outta here with your tan privilege

[@Dorvita]

hey it`s strawberry blonde ... get it right !!! bahaha xxx

[@inkbandit2254]

@@Dorvita I'm the thing I can put the letters in that order, I'm just not allowed to shuffle em XD

[@maddoxembers3449]

please tell me that your profile is the 10th doctor and it's because you're ginger because that fucking funny.

[@inkbandit2254]

@@maddoxembers3449 it may have some relation yes

[@tessfabled4115]

I'm a ginger that can tan though! XD

[@baraness24]

As an overweight woman, I've always found it painfully amusing how our society can't give women any sort of body positivity without shaming others body types. Love your body if you want. If you want to change your body, do so, you have that right. But stop putting other people down or crying privilege because you're unhappy with yourself boo.

[@sigynlokean8306]

Exactly! Its the typical sociatle standards. "You must be this way to be considered beautiful" or "Wear this make up" blah blah.. Instead of tearing eachother down, we women should be building eachother up. Think of how much better society would be if women just empowered eachother. We would be unstoppable.

[@spectradusker4305]

Well said

[@JimBob-jo2jg]

I love big women more they are veey sexy

[@Tang-qi6zw]

Look at female bodybuilders: being like that is extremely unhealthy and looks freaky to anyone, but they like looking like that. They don't put down people for looking like bikini competitors or anything like that. They'll acknowledge that they are not healthy, but the competition for them is worth more than the health is to them.

[@ikenaikiss]

As another overweight woman, I definitely agree!

[@Beka_Rex]

My eldest daughter is thin due to having multiple auto immune conditions. Strangely enough, it doesn’t feel like much of a privilege for her. Those people don’t think about their ludicrous claims, they just say any old shit in an attempt to make themselves feel better about being overweight. Sad

[@SilverBell1999]

I hope she is doing okay! Sending lots of support in hopes she gets through it!

[@Beka_Rex]

United Fandoms, thank you. She is responding well to her medication, and for now is doing really well. Sadly there are no cures, only management, and she will have some tough times in the future, but she has dealt with everything amazingly well. She’s amazing.

[@elliescott1586]

Beka Rex I have a similar multi systemic condition that can only be managed and let me tell you, the best way to manage is to get support. Your daughter is lucky to have a parent like you to help her find her new normal.

[@Beka_Rex]

Ellie Scott, thank you so much. It’s been tough watching her go through what she has since she was 9, but now at 13 seeing her do so well and cope so amazingly well makes it all worth it. I’m sorry you have to deal with incurable conditions too, and I hope you too have the best support possible at home 💜

[@sketch2704]

Beka Rex bless her, I wish her well

[@chaos55t]

These people(lady): Says they're body positive. Also these people(Also lady): Puts down other people with different body builds, even results to name calling, villainizing other builds, or deeming other builds as "inferior".

[@Nekochibichan]

Woa it's chaos55t. Damn. Hello there. Watch your videos. Love then for the most part :)

[@ravenkhor]

Hey chaos never expected to see you here

[@Adamant_Adam]

Preach it momma Chao5

[@skweexer]

woah hi chaos and your absolutely right

[@TysenTV]

Where in the video did she put down any thing people? To me it sounds like she was just talking about her struggles as an obese person (and we do not know why she has chosen to live her life in a way that got her this large) and wants thinner people to acknowledge they inherently have some things easier before berating someone that clearly has an eating disorder. It seems like people only sympathize with eating disorders when they make people sickly thin and not sickly large.

[@saskiahatton4071]

At my GP's, they have literally had to put a sign up saying "don't be offended /shocked if we ask you about maintaining a healthy weight"

[@redroselps4237]

EmoButInGerardWay Big shocker. Looks like not fat peeps are going to eat there anytime soon 😂

[@skylinrose5858]

Black veil brides fan I see

[@tiffanyg4601]

For fucks sake.

[@panicoutbytheromancepilotb513]

I love everything about your pfp and user

[@BeeRitt]

I used to be just like this lady. I was 235 pounds (5'8) and would judge skinny girls for "trying too hard" or for "being bags of bones" but when I lost 73 pounds I realized I was just self-conscious about my body and I wanted to bring others down to my level😂

[@kutedoofiy]

you become wayy more confident in yourself when you lose weight too imo! and she sounds like she's just uncomfortable w everything in her life

[@foundhorrificgames.2505]

Britt G. I’m 248 and 5’5

[@itsfletcher665]

Congratulations on the loss and growth!

[@saadmaan3313]

when i was 103 lbs I WAS "trying too hard" and just be healthy, dont starve dont eat yourself sick just be nice to yourself

[@iashrai]

@Britt G. Love it when people can own up to their flaws and mistakes. You are freaking awesome. Also, congrats on the weight loss.

[@para_momal]

I lost over 50lbs, ironically it was the overweight people I knew that gave me the most shit. I'd always hear, "You're a size 10, you'll never know what it's like to be fat..." To which I'd respond "I knew exactly what it was like to be a fatass, I didn't like it. So..... I did something about it."

[@spacemountainvanity]

I've gotten similar but it was because I'm THIN PASSING.

[@para_momal]

@@spacemountainvanity Thin Passing? I actually laughed out loud at reading that.

[@spacemountainvanity]

@@para_momal yeah, it's a pretty funny phrase. It was the whole "you don't understand you're not fat, you shouldn't use that word" while I was 5'3" and almost 240 pounds? From what I understand thin passing is the term they use for fat women who they think are still conventionally attractive because they carry their weight in an hourglass shape. So you still have have thin privilege because you're thin passing. It's...I'm still a bit speechless about it tbh

[@AprilBytheBay]

Magpie Before I say this, as long as the doctor says you are healthy what I am saying does not matter. I am 5’4 and my body weight should be 122 as a healthy weight (I’m a female) so I am a little worried about you being kinda underweight. Once again, above message though :)

[@AprilBytheBay]

Magpie I’m glad you are working towards being your best you and I am very glad you are healthy, since doctors know much more than I could. Don’t work too hard, it’s a slow process but slowly and surely you will gain the muscle you want. Protein immediately following a workout (protein drink or peanut butter crackers) and a wide range of vitamin supplements to start the day should help with nourishing your muscles for the work out. Best, a college rower

[@KakashiOfDoom]

Thin people don't get made fun of at all? If I had a dollar for every time I heard: "YoU nEeD a BiScUiT."

[@hiddenpotentialaj2153]

Nikki Britt anorexia is a thing that’s made fun of

[@nedflanders3791]

"get this nigga a big mac"

[@KaitlinRainbowPageGlitter]

“You’re like anorexic?” Ugh

[@WOLFGANG634]

Ned Flanders Hehehe 😂😂 Im sorry, but that’s kinda funny tho. If someone ever said that to me I dont even think I could get offended.

[@ambriellemason5925]

Same

[@AlyssaTaylor9]

"I can't go shopping on the high street and just pick out an outfit." Most people cant just go pick out an outfit on the high street because they cant afford it, but i guess your problem is worse.

[@zztopz7090]

I can't just see an outfit and pick it out. It takes me hours of trying on many pants and finding a top that's cute but won't rip after 8 washes.

[@EEsYouTubeChanel]

Literally exactly what I was thinking I’m like I actually can’t afford that crap

[@parischanelle7666]

I hope someone sees this quote: You may be the ripest peach on the tree but there will still be someone who doesnt like peaches

[@JohnAceBrown]

That's honestly my favorite quote. I don't know who first said it, but I always tell it to my friends when they're feeling upset that someone judged them. It's such a true and reassuring statement.

[@parischanelle7666]

@@JohnAceBrown i hope this lady figures that out

[@ORENGEcarot]

Being bad at English I imagined a peach with a 6 pack and huge muscles

[@ialicat9074]

I love this.

[@archiecook55]

This reminds me of a facebook post I saw once that basically said you are not everyone's cup of tea and they are not yours, so don't waste your time trying to convince them that you have value, just wave them along and keep being who you are. That's the short paraphrased version of it anyway.

[@VilePrincessLollipop]

I am without a doubt a heavy set girl -- 5'2 and 270 pounds. I am actively trying to lose weight at the moment. Why? Because according to recent blood work, my bad cholesterol is alarmingly high due to my diet, which puts me at risk for a heart attack at only the age of 18. Sorry, but being overweight to the point of facing major health risks like that is not okay. And the doctor I went to isn't being a bully for telling me to improvement my diet and overall lifestyle. It's just reality.

[@kylierae1628]

I had to have the same talk with my doctor, I was 5'7, 19 years old and already 410 pounds. She just point blank told me esspecially with the bad hearts that run in my family I just wasn't going to wake up one day. I wasn't going to turn 21 and have a legal drink because I was going to go to sleep one time and not come back. It scared the shit out of me. I ended up needing surgery to get my weight off but because she was blunt like that I got the wake up call that I needed and will be 24 in 6 short months and never felt better in my entire life. I have periods again so I have the option to have children, I can take my step daughter to plays and for walks and dance with her because someone called out my unhealthy choices.

[@GDino33]

I feel the same except I have some muscle but Im 5 " 9 and over 230 pounds .My blood pressure was like 150 but it's finally gone down.It's hard working out consistently but eventually gets easier Lily , it's good to push yourself but at your own pace.I wish you the best of luck.

[@GDino33]

@@kylierae1628 Thats a very moving real life story it's great to know your alive and well.

[@kylierae1628]

@@GDino33 thank you!

[@geenster6519]

Good luck!

[@reiniervanzwieten7092]

''the armrest is literally consumed by this person'' My god that is the best way to describe it

[@alexiswagner5388]

When I heard that it took my brain longer then it should have to register what he meant

[@KT-ed1dk]

As a disabled person I want everyone's "stair privelage" revoked, if you enjoy stairs that's able bodies privilege and it needs to be taken care of. Hashtag rampsonly. Lawdy some people.

[@Jaggededge112]

KT 218 wheelie people unite!!!

[@pucamisc]

As an Invisible Spoonie I want people’s shopping privilege regulated. How dare I have to take 3x longer to buy food with my service dog than an able bodied person

[@KT-ed1dk]

@@Jaggededge112 LoL I read that wrong... "Dyslexics untie!" 😆😆😆

[@Jaggededge112]

KT 218 🤣🙃

[@zztopz7090]

I revoke your sense of humor privilege, since I don't have one.

[@aw9005]

It's not a privilege to be a healthy size. More like it's a disadvantage to be overweight.

[@lambs5258]

that's it right there, "disadvantage" is a great word. It's why this woman sees anyone at a normal weight as privileged.

[@ThimbleFox350]

It can't be a "privilege" if everyone has the option and ability to be thin. Being overweight/obese is a lifestyle choice. You don't like the things that come along with the *choice* you made? Then make better choices.

[@TheRachaelLefler]

In academia the concept of "thin privilege" comes from the concept of "white privilege" and the idea is that, if a specific group has a social disadvantage, the flip side of that is that the dominant group has social advantage, which is called "privilege". The concept of "white privilege" was put forth by a female academic at Harvard in the 80s as just a way of discussing racism not just as a thing that is done to black and other nonwhite people in America, but also looking at it from the angle of "how are white people given unfair, unseen advantages in life". The problem is that now anyone can claim any type of "unfair" social disadvantage. Apparently even if it's something about themselves that they CAN change, unlike race, which a person cannot change. TL;DR, You're not wrong, but a social justice academic type wouldn't disagree at all with that statement, because the concept of "privilege" is used to talk about the opposite of a "disadvantage".

[@ElectricHelloKitty]

I use the term “obese consequences”. If you’ve allowed your body to expand beyond what was intended by human nature there’s gonna be consequences that arise. Like needing special stores to get clothing

[@tbonedude12]

THose two statements mean the SAME thing, its just one makes you feel better about yourself. Fuck off loser.

[@RedVelvetRabbit]

I was at one point over 300 pounds, I am now 123 pounds. Having now experienced both sides of the coin, i can say that the shit this woman is spouting makes me embarrassed. She needs to stop projecting onto everyone else and sit with herself and really address why she's so upset and angry with herself.

[@NancyNegative0808]

RedVelvetRabbit I’m still fat and this bitch makes me embarrassed. Personal responsibility is so important If being overweight bothers her so much then she should do something about it. Ugh 😑 P.s. Congrats on the weight loss!!

[@aprylljay]

I've been both as well and I really have to say that people do treat me differently. I can even remember being confused that it seemed like everyone was smiling at me more and people would just randomly strike up conversations with me. My job interviews went better and people were much more respectful. I guess it could have been my imagination or maybe they were responding to my vibes or how I felt about myself or something like that.

[@RedVelvetRabbit]

@@aprylljay I hope those changes were positive for you, it must have been a surreal experience. I haven't noticed much difference in how people treat me, but i do admit I'm a shocking hermit lol so i don't interact with people enough to know.

[@rocknroland1]

I love you

[@RedVelvetRabbit]

@@rocknroland1 who me? If so, thank you kindly :) if not me, then it's lovely to witness regardless.

[@kerstiesweeney]

I'm 4'10"...you normal height people need to stop holding your height privilege over my head. 😄😄😄

[@SilvaDreams]

I'm 6'3" and my mother is 5'1" and my father 5'10" and even my older sister is 5'9" so it's a bit hilarious seeing me stand next to everyone.

[@kerstiesweeney]

@@SilvaDreams My husband is 6'5". It's hilarious seeing us next to each other!!

[@elliestcroix1445]

I do have to hand it to you short people..like all the time "can you hand me this, can you hand me this" it is annoying.

[@thesharpestofthorns___9132]

(Yeah. How dare I be only 4' 11" 🤦🏻‍♀️)

[@princenicholas2730]

Finally with someone shorter than me

[@kivahunter7920]

"Because nothing is wrong with me", you wouldn't know if anything was wrong with you because you refuse to go to the doctor!

[@kalpea_varis]

I dont get this whole "thin people will never experience X". I got called nasty names for being a very thin person in middle and high school, people were mocking me because I had no tits because I was so thin. Almost all clothes I wore hung around me like a sack because my bodyframe was literally a stick. My parents thought I was sick or something and went to several doctors with me and I had to take medication and be "force fed" because "being so thin cant be natural". I'm sick of (obese) people saying that theyre the only one to be bullied or mocked because of their body weight. They're not special. Literally every body weight gets shamed or mocked. The reason for the discussion about obese people being so loud on social media is simply because most thin people don't make a fuss about it when their body gets mocked or bullied. Most are not that insecure to brag about trivial shit like this online and open a whole fucking "priviledge" can.

[@bxxyz4093]

Jucin I went through the same thing ! I feel you girl!!

[@ElpSmith]

I know! We can’t make a fuss because even other girls that aren’t that big but think they’re fat get mad that we have problems.

[@jasonbrown4526]

I know, right? I used to be really thin. I can't tell you the number of people who would constantly tell me that I needed to eat a sandwich.

[@indigolash4650]

Preach A size SX and 0 where to big on me all middle school and freshman year I was tiny and people always made fun of means ask me if there was something wrong and make fun of how boney I was yet was always told by these obese people on the internet that my body was “ideal” so I can’t feel bad about it but also told that my body was “unrealistic” and every thin doll and cartoon character can’t be skinny like skinny people don’t exist it made no sense

[@pagey.3953]

The "are you anorexic," "man, you need to eat something," the asset or lack thereof comments get so, so old. I get ya'll. Like, okay Karen, we would gain weight if we could!

[@icedtea_6108]

oh i cant fit through this door, ThE dOoR iS fAtShAmInG mE!!!!

[@tanjamarie6807]

jonathon 😂👌

[@Land_Of_Spirits]

Don't give them ideas!

[@Samgooba]

Oh my lordddd 😂

[@benjaminhorak8932]

The profile picture just adds to this so well 👌

[@Spiderwebs_69]

Nat you're just wide

[@tuomopoika]

I've noticed a lot of sober privilege in society. If I am hammered in public place, people will stare at me. Just because I might puke around and soil myself occasionally, it doesn't mean my life style is unhealthy.

[@johnthesavage381]

Is there any other way to tolerate other people in a public place?

[@TheTrueRman]

How dare they expect us to be in public without a few drinks. Life is hard goddamnit! :)

[@shayslayer1161]

Same

[@breannedixon9712]

Right? I was injecting heroin the other day at a bus stop, and a guy got off the bus, yelled at me and even before that people were staring. How rude.

[@fatimaoubijjane1498]

I'm sliiiightly overweight and I cant barely find jeans that fit me. You know who I blame? Myself for eating so much fast food.

[@baileymiller4044]

Fatima Oubijjane my booty and thighs dont fit in nothing. And i have a tummy. 😫

[@winterflower5616]

@@baileymiller4044 chloe thing abs workout it's very popular and easy but it's really work.

[@callahardy8639]

Oh I feel that, I have big hips and a tiny waist and I can almost NEVER find a pair of pants that matches both measurements. It’s like a two size difference SLIM GIRLS ARE MICROAGGRESSING MY CURVY BODY BY FITTING IN PANTS

[@baileymiller4044]

Calla Hardy able to find pants privilege 😂😂

[@OpiPapaBeans]

Its rather difficult to lose weight, even more so in female bodies due to the baby making process clinging to the fat as a sort of shield and nutrient barrier. And if you have a low income it is difficult to maintain a sufficient diet Not to mention there are so many hidden sugars and carbs in so many foods we produce and consume. I literally had to starve myself and strongly regulate everything i ate while only drinking water to get from 198 to 157. And i still have a mass of belly fat and neck fat due to only being 5'2 i need to lose even more to remove the belly fat while also working out to preserve my curves. Its not an easy process at all and its not just a one time thing it has to be a life change not everyone is willing or able to do -

[@olibernstein6834]

Oh yeah. My privilages are: Struggling to gain weight People assuming i have a disease Not finding clothes small enough Developing an eating disorder to try to gain weight People finding me unattractive because i am flat and thin Yeah thats about it 凸(-_-)凸

[@1tired_teacup]

As long as you're not hungry or eating yourself sick, please don't force yourself to eat more. I'm sorry that you struggle so much and I hope it plateaus soon enough 💖

[@lsbadges7279]

I’m in a similar boat, my metabolism is so fast I’m constantly hungry, struggle to maintain my weight for my medication (if I fall below a certain weight I can’t take it). Stay strong man!! I believe in you!!!!!

[@nikkiderringer]

Same. I weigh 112 (I'm really short, though. 4' 11") and am trying to get up to 125-130. (I've been that weight, and it looked good AND I felt good) but I can't gain weight. No idea why. I eat twice as much as my husband who is 5' 8" and 230. Makes no sense.

[@Spiderwebs_69]

THANK YOU QUEEN!!!!

[@tashas5074]

Don't forget being called toothpick,stick etc etc. That's a really Good privilege...

[@Felarchy]

imo I don't want *anyone* sitting next to me, optimally

[@OuchMyHooves]

Same. Public transport is sketchy af.

[@MsBethanHolly]

Or standing within 1 metre of me either....

[@cardmanwithaplan67]

I see a Faust I gotta give a like

[@Felarchy]

@@cardmanwithaplan67 Oh, much thank

[@kixi8033]

Same.

[@purpmane5733]

There’s Ethiopian children starving and she saying they are privileged

[@hunterraoulduke]

That is true, by her argument she would be implying anyone that is starving for any reason has thin privileges. Good rebuttal 👍

[@kagenotatsumaki]

By her argument Eugenia Cooney must have an insane amount of privilege...

[@jamallewis7171]

@@ollie2111 You can't compare the starving people in africa to the homeless population in america they aren't even close to the same amount also the homeless people in america have access to homeless shelters and clean sources of water.

[@sendieloo]

Gabrielle - Eidith Owl beautiful description of a place most of us only know through commercials asking for aid for starving people. I love to hear and learn about different cultures and histories! Thank You!

[@Goradrim57]

TeAm PoISon777 damn, you were faster. Chapeau!

[@sewagerat2903]

See how shes eating while on a train. Sis, thats your main problem lmao

[@mitsu5727]

Thin privilege=I'm not fat you're just too thin

[@cyborgrat]

Thas the kind of person who blocks you in a store isle because they think their not fat and block 3/4 of it.

[@beans9019]

Eric B OH THE REALITY OF YOU COMMENT 😂

[@Power_Verse_]

Wow this is what yall are worried about. Fat ppl literally get discriminated for jobs and mistreatment in medical services.

[@shayla106]

MsHoodFigga Fat people are a burden on the health system. Fat people are the majority around the world. So how are they being discriminated? Fat people have a movement, there’s clothing stores exclusively for fat people and a hair salon that was created exclusively for fat people. Tess Holiday gets to be considered a model. Two people pay for one seat, yet a fat lesson gets to squish you because they have exceeded their weight. The health professional struggle to care for gag people because they are heavy. They have problem prescribing them medicine because body weight does matter when it comes to dosage. You are the ones who are privilege, because our society it built to help you continue to get fat if you have no self-control. It’s alright to insult skinny people but you can’t insult a fat person.

[@BunnyMalice]

You have wireless- you realize you can get up and make tea without taking your headphones off, right? I can't, and this is your fault. I have to actually take mine off.

[@tinycrimester]

Wire privilege confirmed!?!

[@Red_Schuhart]

It feels so good to walk around my room with no wires holding me down.

[@CarlsCozyCorner]

@Marshall Amador you have a phone?!?! PHONE PRIVILEGE

[@shinigamigoddess8024]

The "scars on my arms" thing hit me hard. I am really careful not to show my arms in public because my scars grew old and turned white, so they became pretty visible and I'm really self-conscious about them. Almost 2 years self-harm free btw : )

[@shinigamigoddess8024]

@deersheep Thanks ❤️

[@sachiko5974]

Good job on the 2 years! Keep it up :) I'm just waiting to cover mine with beautiful tattoos

[@rabbitguts2518]

Shinigami Goddess Thats amazing my dude! I also just wanted to suggest something, there’s stuff to reduce how noticeable they can be if you’re not interested in covering them with ink(I can imagine it can get pretty hot covering up when it gets warm). I use biooil for mine but I think there’s some other brands you can find in your local pharmacy that do the same thing? They’re usually a cream or oil but your doctor might be a good place to get a type that works best for your skin. I hope you’re doing and continue to do well!

[@怠惰な耳の長いフクロウ]

👏👏👏

[@OuchMyHooves]

I have something similar. I have a bunch of white marks that I have no clue how they got there. School counselor thought I self-harmed at first. Good job on being clean for 2 years btw, you got this!

[@snowwhitessister2585]

“You wouldn’t go up to a thin person and list all of the medical problems they may or may not have.” Um, girl, have you seen Eugenia Cooney’s comments?

[@Pizza23045]

Not even actual anorexic girls. A lot of the time when somebody says that a girl it too thin and she should eat, they're quite healthy, maybe a little on the thinner side but still healthy.

[@juicebox7372]

@@Pizza23045 I don't know where you come from but I'm glad I'm not there

[@Arcania9516]

Snow White has a sister? Is her name Rose Red?

[@sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee7548]

@@juicebox7372 do you mean in amentaltiy way or physical way? Im pretty thin have been since im young i struggle to put on weight i dont have any disorders (mentaly like an ED or a physical one) and ive had many peopl assume or ask me if i had an eating disorder s

[@aliioana8586]

She herself has made it public that she suffers from anorexia. It’s not an assumption people are making. But I agree people shouldn’t be discussing other people’s medical lives unless they’re that person’s doctor and they’re in an exam room with the person. The Eugenia case is a bit different because she’s a public figure with a huge platform and she knows she’s actively serving as pro-ana thinspo for her audience, which is largely adolescent girls. In her case it’s not drama. It’s dangerous. But other than that I agree

[@anmdavis]

Yes, in school I was made fun of for being skinny. I'm almost 30 and I still struggle with body issues that stem from that experience. Anyone can shame you for ANYTHING.

[@bekahsierra7313]

I'm in my twenties, and people still ask if I have an eating disorder. It never ends.

[@heatherlynn4652]

I got picked on by my overweight aunts my entire childhood. I couldn't stand anyone commenting on my thiness. I actually think it gave me an eating disorder because I would eat junk food constantly to try and gain weight.

[@EchoSappho]

I had the body type everyone wanted in middle school, so they didn't bully me for my body. So I got bullied for being a vegetarian. If you're socially awkward, or in my case you're the only new one, they'll find something on you to bully you with. Oh, and I was called Chinese, although I am 0% Asian (literally 100% Dutch for many generations) 🤔

[@ItsJustValHere]

When I was about 9 or 10 some of my classmates told me that if I ever got a boyfriend, he wouldn’t “leave me alone”, not even in the shower, EVER. That I wouldn’t even be able to close the door, he would open it regardless. Kinda fucked me up and in that moment, I promised myself I wasn’t going to have a boyfriend. Now I’m almost completely over that and I have a healthy relationship.

[@tamhuy10]

yeah in HS I used to feel se bad about being too thin and flat....

[@willow2026]

Sounds like my mother. She’s significantly overweight and has arthritis in her feet and knees. She’s in constant pain and every time she going to the doctor they say “it will feel so much better if you would get some of the weight off”. she will brush it off and say that every doctor is just trying to smart off and write her off as a fat woman. She’s been to every doctor in her town and they tell her the same thing. Your weight is making your joints week and arthritic. She’s turned to other fat friends who say they’re just rude and judgmental. It drives me crazy. She says it’s genetics that she’s fat, me and my siblings are in perfect health and weight because we actually care about ourselves. Thanks for making this video, I’m tired of the excuses.

[@calmcuke6865]

Being fat doesn't cause arthritis. Clearly you don't actually understand what arthritis is. Does losing weight ease some of the pain caused by arthritis, sometimes. But it doesn't reduce or cure it. Like Rep, you're speaking on an issue that you're clearly not educated on. Rather than attempting to actually inform yourself on the issue you choose to make public ignorant comments. It's so easy to research literally any issue yet you morons continue not to do so. Moreover, the majority of thin people aren't thin because they "make healthy choices." How your body gains and loses weight and how it metabolizes food is largely genetic. Reps statements are quintessential ignorant white boy nonsense. Literally nothing that he says is rooted in fact, it's the childish regurgitated rhetoric spewed by someone who clearly didn't get enough attention from their mother so now they require validation from the amorphous blob that is his subscriber base.

[@mlynnttaylor876]

CalmCuke “ Ignorant white boy” that nonsense that has nothing to do with anything. I’m sick of rage being brought into stuff that has nothing to do with it. you are guaranteed to live a healthier life if you eat properly healthier if you exercise more you are guaranteed to lose some weight you might not be losing as much as you want but with hard work in process you can’t lose the way it is not ignorance but we cannot sit here And pretend that being over 300 pounds is healthy and OK we cannot sit here and make excuses for people to sit here and eat themselves to death yes people are do you come out naturally like sticker that does happen but being naturally sticker does not mean you’re going to be 300 pounds 400 pounds no you still have to work for a healthier life this goes for skinnier people as well do we sit here and say to an anorexic person oh it’s OK or somebody who is naturally thin oh it’s it’s OK that you’re under 100 pounds and 5 foot five no it’s not OK you need to work harder to gain the weight We need to treat both sides equally and we need to give them both chances but we cannot let these excuses guide their lives

[@rabbitguts2518]

CalmCuke You’re right being fat doesn’t inherently cause arthritis, but do you know what it does cause that can exasperate and severely accelerate arthritis? Joint strain and eventually severe and sometimes irreversible damage to said joints. Also you do realise part of your body’s metabolism improves with exercise and healthy eating right? Part of it is hereditary but unless you’ve suffered permanent damage from an eating disorder or severe health issue it can be improved by a guided professional. That’s why improving someone’s metabolic rate is a key feature in many workout routines, but apparently you just wanted to shirk off the responsibility onto everything being genetic based instead of taking responsibility. Evidentially you’ve never got off your ass to do any of the lovely research you claim to pride yourself over.

[@chelsear9483]

CalmCuke what? Obesity most definitely leads to a lot of arthritis victims. Arthritis is basically when your joints grind down and create many divets and such in the bone and cartilage. Whiiiiiich being over weight easily causes. Also loosing weight if you have arthritis will greatly release the tension on the joints which will feel better.

[@thatsanegg4123]

CalmCuke being overweight can cause arthritis and does make it much worse, my father, grandfather and I all have it, we’ve all been obese before, obesity is what killed my grandfather, he used his arthritis as an excuse as well, and as horrible as it is, ate himself to death with his kidneys were failing and water building up in his lungs, after that my father lost over 150 pounds and his arthritis has intensely improved, I was on anti psychotics, they gave me such an insatiable appetite and I gave in, gained 100 pounds, and I felt like hell, i was 17 but felt like I was trapped in an old women’s body and my arthritis became worse than ever with the extra weight causing more bone on bone friction in my joints, and only improved once I lost the hundred pounds, and remained active. I’m still on medication for my arthritis, of course, but now a much lower dose thanks to the weight loss, being overweight causes health issues and worsens the ones anyone may already have just like being underweight does

[@jamieadams966]

"Thin privilege" what? I was 110 and 5"2, I'm naturally thin, but when I was diagnosed with Crohn's I got down to 86 pounds. It wasn't a privilege to be that thin. I remember being called "anorexic" "skin and bones" and "toothpick". Thankfully I'm 100lbs again!! But man, she makes me mad simply because I didn't choose to be this way.

[@shannonmckenney1938]

sorry this has nothing to do with your comment or the video, but oh my god you’re so pretty

[@jamieadams966]

@@shannonmckenney1938 aww! Thank you! You're so sweet.

[@foxayfox]

Jaii Exodus I’ve been underweight my whole life and grew up being called anorexic and told to eat more even though I actually eat quite a lot. Clothes don’t fit right, thigh high boots fall down my leg, I have no boobs so 99% of tops actually look odd on me. Every time I gain weight it just falls off again. And if I’m eating a pizza people are always like “wow she eats!” And stare as if I’m a zoo animal. All the points this woman made I can think of an equal negative for being thin. She just hasn’t considered other people’s problems.

[@jamieadams966]

@@foxayfox I honestly could have have worded that better than you had. That's straight facts.

[@rachelpitre7502]

About two years ago I went on a med that made me drastically lose weight (30 lbs in a month). I remember it made me appetite next to nothing, my family thought I had an eating disorder. My friends were worried bc I wasnt eating as much and was tiny. I couldnt find clothes that fit me right, that sort of stuff. I've always been really small, and through my entire life I've had trouble gaining weight. I thankfully gained a lot of the weight back, but I dont see how it's a privilege to be underweight, to be unable to gain anything. It makes you feel shitty and like you're not doing enough.

[@lavendernovak2200]

Imagine if she went to a group for anorexia survivors and told them they had thin privilege. She would get hit

[@bellagarzia9653]

I’m an anorexia survivor and she infuriates me

[@lavendernovak2200]

@@bellagarzia9653 same. I can’t handle people who tell me that “you’re skinny though?”

[@anti_fragile]

if she told almost any skinny person they had thin privilege she'd get slapped lets be honest

[@surraciddac170]

Privilege is being able to go to luxurious shops to eat large amounts of food and be put in a video presumably with a company to talk down to people for being thin.

[@themagicalrobotprisma2793]

Yeah hard to take a woman seriously about thin privilege when she's in a first World country with a gig that pays her cuz body positivity

[@TheAnxiousAussie]

"someone squirming in the seat next to you" proceeds to show footage of leg that isnt moving

[@nataliep7122]

Wanted to like but there are 69 likes and well i can't ruin that lmao

[@XYZ-kb3mm]

i'm a healthy weight and i don't enjoy shopping because of self-image. this is all about SELF-IMAGE. it's the same logic as saying "well if i was skinnier prettier etc i'd be happier." there are thin people who feel this same way.

[@KoEAdam]

Natalee Walczak Well said. I am an average weight for my height and regardless of this, I have a terrible self image and get very insecure if I have to go shopping.

[@EsotErikka]

@@KoEAdam I'm 6'4 and weigh like 170 lbs.

[@Annie1962]

I'm obese. My fault. No one's forcing me to over eat. It's an emotional thing inside me. No one's fault. If I ever met this woman I'd tell her to get a life.

[@TheCathouseASMR]

Used to weight 220 pounds now down to 143, a normal weight, and i must say i get treated differently now at normal weight. But at the same time, i feel like it's the insecurity of "fat" people that makes them think/feel like people treat them bad.. at least i think so about myself when i was overweight. Being overweight makes you more aware of bad things people do/say to you or treat you and you blame it on your weight. Now at normal size, i couldn't care less about some people's attitude.

[@laurenc9458]

I’ve never been overweight but I feel like maybe when people are overweight some have lower self esteem and maybe care more when people say shitty things. Like I personally don’t give a shit so things people say don’t bother me and a lot of times the people who have said shit I personally think I’m more attractive so that also makes me not care even more. I think it goes for anyone who feels bad about themselves they take things a lot harder and notice things more and maybe take things that mean nothing to heart and take it the wrong way.

[@sarahd1250]

I know when I was bigger, everything I did felt embarrassing and made me self conscious; no matter what I felt like people were looking and judging based on my size. And I know my other plus sized friends and I have thought processes that are different from slim people. There’s things that you think about solely because you’re overweight. For example: my boyfriend was about 100 less than me and if the floor creaked, I’d make him walk over that spot to see if it freaked because I was fat or because it was just creaky. Or if he’d say we can’t both fit on the couch I’d get all emotional and think he was calling me fat and that it was my fault we couldn’t fit. (I mean it was my fault but he wasn’t blaming me in a mean way) like he said, it’s because we’re self conscious about ourselves so we take it out on other people. However a binge eating disorder or an over eating disorder are real things and not everyone can “just stop eating” the same way an anorexic person can “just start eating” there’s a lot going on behind the scenes. I just wish for everyone to lead a happy and healthy life.

[@teenytinykittycat5702]

The Cathouse ASMR I’m working on loosing weight as well. Do you have any tips?

[@elspruce425]

I was 210 and am now 120 and I did get teased for my weight in school but honestly any feeling that I had of people judging me in public and not belonging is still there. I still feel so insecure but it doesnt have anything to do with other people Also people think that it's okay to tell a very thin person to eat a burger or joke that they're anorexic. Body shaming goes for everyone and is damaging to everyone

[@supme7558]

Makes you more away. ...no you can choose

[@soulslvr9562]

what Repzion doesn't realize is that he is slowly turning into Vegeta the hairline transformation is almost complete

[@marshallemmet1366]

All humans at some point begin the Vegeta transformation, but most die before it completes.

[@Aerials135]

once the transformation is complete though, there will be an excess of blond hair (though no improvement to the hairline)

[@Midnight-vp1ro]

Then he might become a super saiyan

[@bumbum9675]

I cant wait till he gos super saiyan god

[@CourierSixMojaveExpress]

😂😂😂 yes!

[@tresleches452]

How is being thin a privilege? I am skinny, always have been and I have never been treated better because of this lol if anything I was bullied and have many body image issues because of how my body is.

[@Wheelsandolbaby]

same thing happened to me then I gained weight and my health suffered and now I'm back to normal and happy but still retain those body image issues that i was bullied for when I was a thin teenager. Bottom line people are rotten and people are just jealous

[@Vanessa-bv2rj]

Tresleches I used to be extremely overweight, 200 lbs at 5'5. Then I lost like 60lbs. No one treated me any different, no one talked to me then and no one talks to me now.

[@xpeachpuffx]

I guess because... nobody stares at you in disgust when you eat in public or can wear whatever you want.... petty stuff.

[@spragona]

Indeed. When I was school I was told that I look anorexic, that I am anorexic, I'm not eating enough or that people wanted me to eat a sandwich or something. Neither were true statements nor did any of that help me

[@Tensolin01]

Humans are just horrible it’s a fact of life... Sadly. Edit: Most people.

[@randomyoutubeaccount6982]

Okay so I have severe social anxiety and whenever I go into a shop, I get extremely anxious. In this lady’s eyes, that’s everybody else’s fault who doesn’t suffer with the same thing as me because they have ‘privilege’ over me. It doesn’t even make sense. We both can’t enjoy shopping for different reasons, but that doesn’t make everyone else the enemy. I think it is important to stop saying the only reason people are overweight is because of their choices in the food they consume though.

[@victoriawhite9798]

Hi! You’re absolutely right. I just wanted to give you a few tips that might help, because I also used to be super anxious about going into places, talking to the cashier, buying stuff etc. On your way and while you wait for your turn try to decide what you’re gonna buy and say, and keep repeating it. Even when it’s just as simple as asking for a bottle of water. It’ll make you less anxious, because you know what to say. Practice at home if you need to. Say out loud what you’d say to a cashier, to someone on the bus, etc. Getting used to your own voice and saying the things you’ll say will make you more comfortable with speaking. Try giving yourself pep talks before doing something that gives you anxiety. I still give myself 1-5 minute pep talks before calling someone on the phone. It requires a bit of practice, but eventually you’ll be able to give yourself very effective pep talks that’ll make things easier. (Like, tell yourself that it doesn’t matter what others think about you, you don’t care about them, they don’t know you, you don’t know them, and you might not even see them anymore in your life. And if they have a problem with you, they can suck it. And anyways - how sad is it if they need to put you down to make themselves feel better? They’ve got some huge issues with themselves if that’s the case... etc. I don’t know what your insecurities are, so I can’t give you that great of a pep talk, but you can give one to yourself.) Change your posture. Don’t stare down and don’t slouch! It’ll make your brain start to release stress hormones. I’m not kidding, it really does. Instead, stand straight and look forward. Try to relax your muscles. Maybe put a hand on your hip - don’t cross them in front of your body, try to keep your posture open. This kind of posture will relax and calm you down, it’ll give you confidence. Again, this is because of the hormones. If you’re at home before you leave do the “power stance” for a few minutes, it’ll boost your confidence. (Look it up, you’ll get the exact description of it and a list of the good things it’ll give you!) Changing your posture will feel weird and awkward for a period of time, but after that it’ll be a natural thing you do and it’ll fill you with confidence. Try to give yourself a pep talk at home in the power stance when you practice. It’ll help you become more confident and have more faith in yourself and your pep talk, that’ll do you good in the long run. I don’t know how many you know of these. Maybe you knew it all. I also know you didn’t ask for tips, I just wanted to give them because I know how awful social anxiety is, and I want to help people who also have it. These things worked wonders for me. I still have some anxiety left in me, but I’m a lot more confident and comfortable now. So yep... Hope you can get over your anxiety soon. Life is so much better and easier without it :)

[@MonoDree]

i mean there are people that have an illness that makes it easy for them to gain wheight with no effort or really hard to lose wheight, but i know you dont mean to include them, im just making sure none those people misunderstand your comment.

[@randomyoutubeaccount6982]

Victoria White Thank you so much

[@quicksilverlacey]

@@victoriawhite9798 Yes to this whole paragraph. Esp the practice & people talks. Your example specifically is exactly what I have to say to myself sometimes. I just want to add when practicing what you're going to say you could also write it down or type it into your phone. Idk it just seems to help me feel more comfortable in what I'm going to say.

[@Maki-00]

Privilege is being able to afford enough food to eat your way to 300+ pounds!

[@refinnej5302]

In the U.S. the worst foods for your health are the cheapest. This is a huge problem here.

[@kjmalone17]

Amen

[@ladyganja84]

@@refinnej5302 @Valeria Vagapova except unhealthy food is empty calories and so you feel empty faster which causes you to eat more, and no it is a myth to a point...Our food has more sugar, salt and preservatives than any other country. We have sweeter condiments, put more sugar in baked goods than the uk and use more butter. Also yes it is cheeper to buy 10lbs of hotdogs than 10lbs of a much less fatty meat. BUT When incorperating much more FRESH veggies in your diet youre full much more and much longer hence true but not true. Most bigger poorer families are becoming overweight because its easier to make and buy a the hotdogs for the family of 7 than a roast or a bunch of chicken. But we need to eat more vegetables. No im not a vegetarian, im overweight and poor. But ive lost 30lbs incoperating white chicken and green veggies. Also corn is not a veggie its a grain. And a starch. Just some info.

[@acciokatherine]

@@valeriavagapova Jess is right, there is a reason why poverty stricken families have higher obesity rate and higher chance of diabetes and heart conditions, its because the cheapest food is the unhealthiest, where as the healthy alternatives have a higher mark up, and the typically more expensive organic options for fruits and veggies barely last a week or two in the fridge. its an economical choice to choose the foods with empty calories and higher sugar and sodium levels. theyre not only cheaper, but have a longer shelf life.

[@emmalynn877]

Privilege is being so disconnected from a certain thing that you think the only cause of it is voluntary. Step outta your bubble, sweetheart. We live in the year 2019 now; we have extensive medical knowledge that can help inform you of the many reasons for being bigger than other people. Have fun with your research. Kiss kiss.

[@isabelfernando7667]

If the roles were switched, and a thin person said “I feel uncomfortable with people being overweight” there would be soooo much outrage. I’m a thin person and in school I’d constantly get picked on for not being “thicc” enough and I’m scared to post pictures of myself because clothes never look good on me and gap in all the wrong places...uhh definitely wouldn’t call that any kind of body privilege, plus it seems like the whole “body positivity movement” will automatically exclude you if you’re thin, like “if you’re skinny you’re not allowed to love yourself” and it’s not like skinny is the mainstream ideal body type anymore either, all people care about is If you have a tiny waist but huge tits and ass. And that’s not skinny... that’s plastic surgery

[@VALENTINEBEAMS]

To be fair, 100% of that bullying was out of envy. They wanted to have what you had and to make you feel bad because they didn't. There was nothing wrong with your body - their criticism was driven by insecurity. It's kind of like picking on the rich kid or the overachiever: there's nothing wrong with having these things, but people who don't sometimes inflict their feelings of inadequacy on others rather than live and let live.

[@Ashamanic]

Absolutely, and the overweight people will deny "thin shaming" or anything like that exists, because if they don't experience it, then it can't be happening or important

[@smungahh]

I know it is easier said than done, but as long as you are healthy and happy with yourself that is all that matters. I am a heavy set lady and used to envy the girls in school who were stick thin, but I would never dream of commenting on anyones appearance - good or bad. It will have been envy disguised as criticism, I would pity those who felt the need to bring down others as they are clearly not happy with themselves. You do you lovely! 💜

[@YoMomsDaBombDotCom]

Izzy Izzy nah it’s not surgery it’s exercise and diet discipline with the right body type.

[@TippyTeapots]

To be fair a lot of my friends have natural big hips and big chests. The hourglass figure definitely exists without surgery. Lol

[@jamiebabie]

my overweight friend is pregnant, she went in for a check up and the dr. told her that (guess what) she's overweight and in order for her and her baby to be the healthiest they can be, she should lose weight. she said she felt very offended, thought his comment was unnecessary, and doesn't want to see that doctor ever again. like girl... what he told you are facts and it's his job to give you medical advice regarding your pregnancy! sometimes overweight people go to the doctor for a problem that is unrelated to weight and a shitty dr. will tell them it's b/c of their weight when it isn't. but that's a shitty dr. problem, not a thin/fat person problem.

[@hilaryvwalsh9283]

In fairness to your friend its can be dangerous for a pregnant woman to lose weight while pregnant..so I'm not surprised she was offended ...he should have just recommended she eat healthy and not over indulge the rest of her pregnancy.

[@hilaryvwalsh9283]

@@velocityraptor9270 I never said exercise is dangerous...although yes extreme forms of it definitely are ..I said losing weight is dangerous while pregnant...just losing it...wheather by exercise or diet ...it can be very very very dangerous regardless how big this woman is. Yes eat healthy to maintain weight ..yes go on walks and swim and stuff if you are given the clear to ....but for a doctor to flat out say you need to lose weight is so dangerous and would offended almost any pregnant woman. It's why they recommend woman lose weight before trying because once it happens other then monitoring for Gd and other things theres not really a lot that can be done.

[@hilaryvwalsh9283]

@@velocityraptor9270 You're absolutely right ...just because you're a woman doesn't mean you should be offended to lose weight ...but as only woman can get pregnant then yes most pregnant woman would be.. Just because someones a doctor doesn't mean they are always right....I know a good percent of woman who've been over weight while pregnant can tell you that they are often shamed by their doctors in one way or another ...most doctors look at overweight pregnant woman as already abusing their child by simply getting pregnant..alot are treated sub human...I speak from personal experience (twice) experience from family and friends.. So yes again I say losing weight while pregnant is dangerous regardless what profit ness expert said otherwise .....to lose weight to diet could mean a lack of nutrients to the mother and child ...could lead to under development in the baby, miscarriage..not to mention the risks it can bring to a woman who is not getting enough calories, vitamins, protein. Dont overindulge...snack on fruit and rather then cake ....speak to your gp weekly make sure you're not putting on to much to fast ...get tested for gd......but don't lose weight.

[@beauxbatten]

I’m too tall to be able to go shopping and find an outfit that fits and therefore you all have short privilege and I am disgusted

[@Shawnielee1990]

I have the COMPLETE opposite problem, soooo you have tall privilege... 🤣

[@Shawnielee1990]

At least you can reach the clothes. 🤣🤣😉😉😉😉

[@beauxbatten]

ShawnieDoesThings well it looks like we’re both monsters

[@TheBrookieMonster3]

Im 5'9 and i relate

[@mochaabunn]

She's not crazy, she's insecure and taking it out on thin people. A lot of overweight and insecure people think these things. They think that everyone is staring at them judgingly, that shopping can never me enjoyable (it can if you go to the right stores), and overall think that thin people don't face similar struggles. If the only way to express your feelings or talk about body acceptance is to bash someone else who is different than you, you're not doing it right. Fact of the matter is everyone deals with judgement and daily life struggles, whether they're underweight, overweight or average weight. Most of what she is complaining about is in her head and I know that all too well as I used to think the same way, that everyone was staring and judging me 24/7, but in reality nobody gives a shit about you. It's natural instinct to look at your surroundings and if you're part of someone's surroundings, they're going to look at you. That's that. Just a glance, not a judgemental stare.

[@digearazangard2529]

Instead of thin privilege maybe you should be calling a fat consequence

[@Evelyn-bs9is]

very well said.

[@ahippy8972]

You are so unbelievably wrong. I’m not blaming you or repzion because obviously neither of you have actually been fat. Yet. He is very young and if he continues to be a dram reporter he will end up obese because of the lack of exercise you get sittingdown working on computer all day every day. I doubt he gets his minimum of 10k steps every day or does anywhere near the exercise level you need to stay slim if you have a sedentary job. And I wonder how you are going to cope when you realise that your mums muffin top is genetic and after you have kids you can’t get rid of it no matter how much exercise you get ( if you can actuallyget an hour a day of kid free time to go to a spin class or boxercise class. I wonder how you will feel when you find out everything she says is actually true. I really hope you remember that you fat shamed another human when you were just starting your adult life. I know you look about 25-30 but you speak as if you are 14-16 . As someone who has been a size zero for over ten years then was in a horse riding accident and when I came out of my coma the hospital had drip fed me and I was a British size 16. It took 4 years to get myself back to a Brit size 8/ Americans size 4 and trust me she says it true. I am pretty for a 48 year old and always have had loads of attention from people. But as a fat person I didn’t look pretty and I became depressed and suicidal because of the vile comments and treatment from people. The very comments you say are in her head but if that was true then how come you are saying really vile stuff right here? That is not in a fat persons head. You are bullying everyone who is overweight by your stupidity and ignorance of their actual situation. And repzion is fat shaming her and calling her out accusing her of making it all up and yet he is adding to her depression by bullying her and not believing her . How on earth this is not demonetised I don’t know. I’m thin and healthy again now but everything she says is exactly how it was for me . I did not get fat through greed and laziness. Neither do millions of other adults. For you guys to be so uneducated in this day and age is preposterous. Go and google morbid obesity what cure is there and what hormonal conditions other than pregnancy causes weight gain. You know you get the wrinkles you deserve don’t you? Nasty people and people who bully/laugh at others often grow old looking at a very young age. I’m guessing you are only about 25-30 from the immature comments but when you hit 30 you will probably look ten years older than you should. Most jocks age very quickly on the outside but stay immature on the inside. . . . .

[@mochaabunn]

@@ahippy8972 In no way shape or form was my comment attended to insult her. I was more so talking about the general group of people who are bigger and talk down on slim people. I am a fat girl. Was once much fatter but am still a size 18 and have heard the countless comments about my weight growing up. So yeah I know exactly where she's coming from and what she's talking about. Also I know very well that being overweight isn't inherently due to over consumption and can be caused from things like depression, polycystic ovarian syndrome, thyroid and hormonal imbalances. I've been down that medical road and still suffer from manic depression and severe anxiety. So I very much understand. People still comment about my weight and will give me rude glares but its far less than the things my anxiety ridden mind will make up. Ehh.. I'm not much for replying to comments I just wanted to let you know that my intentions weren't bad and I full heartedly understand where you are coming from.

[@avidlyathena]

Honestly, if I'm staring at a skinny person or an overweight person for more longer than a glance, it's because I really like their hair, makeup, clothes, shoes, skin, eyes or smile. It's because I LIKE something about them. It's a positive thing. It's unfortunate people always feel inside that it's a negative about themselves... and I'm not a mean-spirited person. But I also don't tend to stare, 'cause I grew up in a dangerous area so... hahaha

[@WindowsDevPro]

"Now it doesn't bother me anymore. I grew really thick skin." Scar tissue is thicker than normal skin.

[@PopekMalinka]

So i have thicker skin too ☺️ I would hide my arms and my scars because i dont want anyone to judge me for my past 😓

[@Cj-up7ge]

@@PopekMalinka same. People do stare and I felt like crying when he said he got over it and got comfortable because that's really hard but he just casually proved it's possible

[@BubbleGlitter98]

@@PopekMalinka I have scars too! Getting comments on it is the absolute worst, but as I've gotten older people become less nosey and I definitely don't deal with it as often. I'm still really embarrassed by it but I'm learning to grow and move on and not let it hold me back from wearing tank tops and short sleeve shirts 😊

[@theredheadwiththread1275]

I see your joke whooshed over a few heads there X'D

[@wilmagregg3131]

im slightly luckly im coverd in scars but i was hit by a bus so i can just say the ones on my finger and arms and hands came from that and not my own stupodty of playing with melted plastic trying to cut peanut butter candy with a hood skinning knife and having a bad panic attack after my family ended up having a screaming match and kicked my stepdad mom and sister out of the house on chrismass all over a stupid f ing room

[@joonxlmk9119]

Thin privilege? I'm hearing fat consequences.

[@GDino33]

fat chance

[@rocknroland1]

Oh shiettttt

[@selyns9374]

¡Burn! 😂🤣

[@BloodyN1nja]

Another important reason for doctor's to weigh you: medicine dosages. More weight needs more medicine

[@thatjedifromgallifrey6663]

as someone who's always naturally been thin, i get told by people (even my mom) that i'm "too thin" despite me being normal weight (i'm 5'3" and 108 lbs). i used to be underweight, not because i was unhealthy but that was just the way i was growing (up until like age 14 i was stuck at 90 lbs for the longest time). my mom would tell me that i need to "put on weight" despite the fact that i was still growing and didn't actually have any health issues and she would constantly ask me if i was eating (but less in a concerned way and more in a condescending way). despite being healthy it still made me self conscious. criticism of weight definitely exists on both ends of the spectrum.

[@sepporahk6102]

I'm 5'6 and was 117 lbs in high school until a year ago, when I shot up to 135 lbs. I got pregnant and now I'm 119 lbs. I know it's normal, but I feel like I'm underweight even though I'm not. I've been naturally thin my entire life, I'm one of the only two kids in my family who have this gene. I shouldn't feel guilty for this.

[@MyLurcherMilo]

I'm 5"9 and used to be 112 lbs. All through secondary school and college people kept telling me I was anorexic or starving myself etc when the reality was I just had an overactive metabolism so I struggled to gain weight. It's slowed down a little now and I've gained weight finally. To me there's nothing worse than knowing you're healthy but having everyone else try and tell you that you're anorexic and need to eat

[@MetalMachine93]

Same here! Always being told by my mother that I'm "Too thin". But I know she's saying that jokingly or with love since she loves to feed me (Very Portuguese) lol. So anyone with an Italian mom would get where I'm coming from haha. I hope things with your mom get better Luke (y)

[@Lynx112]

I'm 5'3 and 127lb and still get called too thin. I mean what's with that?

[@BobbyHobby10]

I’m 5’8 and used to weight 108 lbs during that time ever told me to go up in weight. Now I’m weighing 136 lbs. Instead I hear everyone telling me I’m fat and need to go down in weight. Literally it destroys your confidence and self respect, because you slowly start to believe other people and what they say. Best it’s just ignore everyone and live your life, but it’s hard :)

[@pointing11037]

Waitwaitwait, she says that when she goes to the doctors she doesn't feel like she's being taken seriously because they talk about her weight..?? Uhhhh THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT *BECAUSE* THEY'RE TAKING YOU SERIOUSLY! Being overweight is not healthy! That is why the doctors are concerned and are actually trying to talk to you about it! Gosh, I'm overweight and the doctors do the same with me, but I've actually decided to treat my body better this year, so instead of whining that the doctors are concerned because I'm unhealthy I'm actually using them for information and help with how to lose weight! And guess what? Since I've been eating healthier I've been starting to feel a hell of a lot healthier and happier with my body. Don't act like the doctors are being meanies by trying to talk to you about your weight- they're there to help your health, just because you don't like what they're saying doesn't mean they're being 'problematic'! Ugh, this woman is ridiculous. I've only gotten up to this sentence now, so apologies if Repzion actually brings up the above point, I don't usually comment before the video's over, but I just couldn't handle her backwards thinking.

[@ElpSmith]

Pointing! My doctor brings up my weight being on the other end of the spectrum but I still go if there’s a problem

[@krazyglue1]

I understand what you're saying but you have to take into account that when a fat person goes to the doctor sometimes they are not even diagnosed or looked at or given any option to fix what's wrong with them until their weight goes down. I had a GI doctor tell me the reason I was nauseous all the time, puking at least once a week and had horrible upper back pain was because of my weight and diet and if I would change that and lose at least 50 lbs I would get better. He assumed I was eating so much that I got a "tummy ache" and threw up like a fucking overzealous toddler at an all you can eat candy buffet. He refused to do any tests until I lost 50 lbs. 2 weeks later I was in the ER with a gallbladder that was so fucked up a part of it fused to my liver and could not even be cut out when they did emergency gall bladder removal surgery. My back pain was referred pain from a nerve that runs alongside the bile duct and sphincter of Oddi. The nausea and vomiting were ofc also caused by the other gastrointestinal issues. If he would had done a simple ultrasound he would have seen that my gallbladder was absolutely filled to the brim with stones. Further testing would have shown that my liver was dying and I was very close to sepsis or just straight up fucking death. I have lost almost all of my excess weight and am healthier than I have ever been and I am still terrified of seeing a *new* doctor because of that and numerous other smaller experiences. They show contempt for you the moment they see you when you're that fat and that right there is a reason to never want to go They basically say everything that's wrong with you is related to your weight. That is not a one off experience. These things happen everyday and if you ask any significantly fat person if they have been given shitty treatment because of their weight I can guarantee the answer is yes. They may not have a story quite like mine; they may not have been disregarded so much that they were close to death but they will have a story. Numerous studies have shown doctor's perception of fat people is negative. I'm not defending this woman, btw. I think 90% of her complaints are bullshit. But I had to step in and say that that ONE was not actually bullshit that it does, in fact, happen, and it can be deadly.

[@_TIO]

But you also cant hold someone's opinion against you either. Sure enough that doc didnt go "aw yea totally get you a scan" but why not get another dos opinion if it bothers you that much. You can ask for another opinon tbh. And Im more than sure the doc had his reasons besides a tummy ache tbh. Docs are gonna bust out with jargen about weight and organs and other diseases or symptoms of stuff that cam be caused by weight. I think if anything je was trying to rule out weight being am issue. Ive had docs tell me to lose weight to see if thats a cause of my issue and when that wasn't the case/I asked for another opinion it turned out ok.

[@cpink102292]

I didn't have that dramatic of an experience but i Thought I'd share. So I was born with asthma. Years ago I was over weight. 5'3" 190 pounds. One day I had to go to a new Dr cuz my health insurance changed and my old Dr didn't take it. So I go to this new Dr for my yearly check up and for my asthma medication. New Dr straight up tells me I'm not asthmatic, I'm overweight and that's what's causing my breathing issues. I looked the new Dr straight in the eye and told them I'd been dealing with asthma since I was an infant, long before I was overweight, and would likely be dealing with it for the rest of my life. Unfortunately the Dr still wouldn't prescribe my asthma medication and I had to pay to go see a different Dr. Never went back to the Dr.

[@PomsNTomsMom92]

Wow I'm sorry that happened to you, I'm glad you're better now. I understand where you're coming from.

[@victoriawhite9798]

I’m sorry this happened to you. I hope you’re better. I know it’s scary, but sometimes switching doctors is the right thing to do. Some people are just lazy arses, and they’re found in every profession unfortunately. There are some really good, hard working and not judgemental doctors too. I just want to point out that it happens the other way around too. I’m thin. “You’re dizzy? Well, it’s probably because you don’t eat enough food and it affects your health.” “Upset stomach? When was the last time you ate? How much did you eat? My stomach would be upset too if I ate so little so rarely.” “Low blood pressure or blood sugar? It’s because you don’t eat enough.” I could go on. Literally all my problems lead back to me not eating enough of a certain thing or not eating in general. Which is untrue, btw. But that was the diagnose, because the doc looked at me, saw that I’m underweight and assumed my only problem is that I don’t eat. And it’s not just that doctor, if I complain of something the reply I get is often “yeah because you don’t eat enough”. From friends and family too. Sometimes when people talk about common problems I myself have (not finding right size clothes, or the clothes look weird on me, getting looks, etc.) I’m immediately excluded from the discussion and whatever I say is not valid because “you’re thin, you wouldn’t understand”. I do. It happens to me too. I’m just not allowed to talk about it because I’m thin, and if I do talk about it I’m shamed for it, because “I have no reason to complain yet I’m b*tching about everything, I have it easy and I don’t even know that”. And then there were the people that assumed I had a mental disorder or body image issues and made myself throw up, and that’s why I’m thin... Lots of people called me anorexic. I wasn’t even THAT thin. And not for long. I just grew a lot in a very short amount of time, and since I was never a big eater and have fast metabolism I needed more time to reach the weight I was supposed to be. Anyways... I switched doctors since. My current one examines me at least. He still makes slight comments about my weight but his go to line isn’t “eat and then X problem will just naturally go away”. Most people have stopped calling me names or assuming that I have problems with my body ever since I gained weight, too. I’ve also been diagnosed with multiple syndromes and NONE of them had anything to do with my weight. I’m not trying to take a jab at you or invalidate your point, because what you say is very VERY true and happens unfortunately - you’re one of the many living proofs for it. And then there are the people too that aren’t alive anymore because of a stupid mistake or laziness like what happened with you... Fortunately you’re not one of them. I just wanted to share my side of the story from the opposite end of the scale, because the exact same thing is happening there too, and this too can be deadly. People, in general, should be less judgemental of one’s weight, especially people working in healthcare. I’m not saying they should not warn patients of the risks of being over- or underweight, they 100% need to talk about it, but they shouldn’t write up symptoms to issues caused by weight without properly examining people.

[@Supernova_girl]

EclecticNostalgia I definitely relate mine isn’t as life threatening but I thought I’d share my story with I have a a herniated disc and scoliosis in my lower back all of it in the same area I use a walker my health has slowly deteriorated it’s effected my leg and caused me so much pain I’m often screaming and crying the discs are pressing on nerves and causing muscle spasms I went to see a neurosurgeon and he said i should lose weight and he doesn’t want to operate because he’s scared I have and I quote too much fat to cut into then he tried to say I should just lose weight and get mobile basically telling me to walk it off I’m in so much pain I CANT and I’ve basically been on bed rest so o haven’t been able to work out and take care of my body like I want/need to I’ve gained weight SINCE I got this way I wasn’t this big to begin with but of course he’s managed to black list me at that hospital nobody wants to work with me I asked him to refer me to a pain specialist and a weight loss clinic which he did the weight loss clinic costs almost as much as my rent and the pain management they wanna do shots he says I need 4 they’re bout 200 a piece and the visit itself is about 100-200 so I’m having to apply for disability just so I can afford to get better that doctor told me I was going to die he was just awful I talked to other doctors and nurses and they where appalled at his behavior I used to go out with friends and have a very productive life now I’m in constant pain with my back but I’m not going to give up if that ass won’t help me I’ll find someone who will but people need to acknowledge that if you’re overweight it’s not always the cause to all your problems also I literally live in the middle of nowhere and I have no car the closest establishment is a dollar general my family works and provides for me because I can’t there coworkers give them rides it’s so hard to shop healthy at dollar general they don’t exactly have fresh produce I get mostly canned stuff and frozen veggies but man it ain’t easy eating healthy with little to no resources being overweight,disabled, in pain every minute of every day and poor as dirt well it’s not easy and it’s certainly not fun

[@nathaniel7432]

Repzion is such a genuinely funny and good person, the whole receding hairline segment had me laughing for a good while “Look at how far - look at how b i g my forehead is! Do I have hair priviledge cause I’m not fully bald yet?” Absolute gold

[@maris5951]

I agree he is inheriently funny. My favorite was 5' 12"...lol

[@maddiepaddy2608]

Owned by gamer with bedhead

[@WrenHuang]

Maddie Patty hey i wasnt in this video so why are you describing me?

[@nars_bars8774]

@@WrenHuang Nice joke...?

[@karenabrams8986]

🤣🤣🤣 true. He’s rocking it tho.

[@HollyMontgomery98]

A *sexy* gamer with bedhead

[@jricks3909]

Check your comb privilege, people.

[@ateenybird]

Good Lord. Thin Privilege is not real. I'm overweight and am changing that because I wasn't happy with that, my one friend is tiny and wants to gain weight, my other friend is overweight and likes her body that way. JUST LET PEOPLE BE THE WAY THEY ARE HAPPY BEING AND STOP COMPLAINING ABOUT HOW PEOPLE WHO ARE COMFORTABLE IN THEIR BODIES ARE SO HORRIBLE AND WORK ON YOURSELF. Lord.

[@YoureNotMySupervisor]

So in other words we're all privledged? Then WHO GIVES A FUCK...

[@ToenailMongrel]

SaaaAAAAAME. LOL, you got this! I BELIEVE IN YOU~!!!

[@theyamo7219]

Chantel If your IQ shot up 50 points, you would still be far too stupid to qualify to even ride a short bus

[@DudeWhoLikesCock]

This channel is like the polar opposite of Buzzfeed

[@Kittsim]

People need to stop telling people they have “privilege”. No you just have a disadvantage.

[@marshallemmet1366]

We are not privileged, we are average.

[@pucamisc]

Able bodied people are privileged because they can buy bread without dying. Not because they can buy clothes off the shelf. That’s a consequence of over eating

[@gigichanel1745]

Exactly !!!

[@Can_think_of_a_name]

She's literally complaining about people feeling uncomfortable because of her weight whilst saying how uncomfortable she is with their weight... smh 😒

[@fatalien7857]

As a fat person I find this unacceptable. You can't bash one body whilst demanding they respect yours. At the end of the day, treat me decently, with the same amount of respect as you would the next person. That's all. I don't want to be treated differently or better or worse because of my appearance. It's really not even that complicated. Lol just boils down to not being a jerk. Loved your video and hearing your perspective as always tho man.

[@RandomPerson-th1pu]

You completely missed the point of the video then..-- your initial claim literally goes against what you said. You can't bash skinny people and saying they're hurting you, while demanding they accept you overweight. If you're going to complain about a video and completely miss the point, atleast dont be a hypocrite.

[@enakrnic5433]

he isn't bashing her...

[@RandomPerson-th1pu]

^ that too

[@ivelostallrespectformyself781]

Random Person #9999 wtf they were disagreeing with what the girl said

[@talisman5354]

@@RandomPerson-th1pu This is why reading comprehension is so important to learn in school.

[@Dylanschillin]

My generics are unhealthy by default So its my responsibility to make sure I'm as healthy as possible to reduce the risk of any genetic problems that may occur when I grow older

[@blueberrypoptart2424]

Lol my malnourishment from having a shit appetite bc of my spinal cord injury has really given me societal privilege

[@shell9918]

same here with depression. you can take my non-existent appetite if you want it sucks

[@zephirineum]

@@shell9918 exactly my thoughts

[@TysenTV]

@@shell9918 someone people respond to depression with binging and emotional eating. try a little tact

[@shell9918]

@@TysenTV ??????????? whaT

[@kimberlee6447]

Obesity is a privileged person's problem. Having a plethora of food at all times is a privilege.

[@genesisrhapsodos3607]

That is the perfect defence, I applaud you.

[@raincovey]

A lot of cases of obesity stem from poverty because of the accessibility and cheapness of fast food in comparison to produce no tea just facts sis

[@triannipariz269]

Beatrice Cakmak lol no in my family we cook. Fast food adds up and we have rice at home

[@kimberlee6447]

@@raincovey I dont disagree. I was speaking world wide. You're not going to find an obese person who lives in such poor conditions that they can't come across food or clean water. But yes, here in America, affordable food is worse for your health. But still...calories in vs. calories out. You can only become obese if you eat FAR more calories than you burn. That comes from having the money to buy an excess amount of food and not being physically active. I have gone hungry in my life and dealt with homelessness. I understand buying a cheeese burger at mcdolalds because you have a dollar and some change and want a hot meal. And even though I was living that way I was still privileged.

[@MaddiexTV]

​@@raincovey in Poland poor people can't afford fast food, it's way way cheaper to cook at home.

[@wafran3396]

Actually, here is a funny one; my mother was bullied for being too thin... they used to tell her "relax, if it rains, you are gonna be dry" "if you need to hide, just turn around a little."

[@Power_Verse_]

Wow so hurtful

[@adriadam3296]

Yeah my family used to tell my brother if he'd turn sideways we'd lose him

[@randomyoutubeaccount6982]

MsHoodFigga They’re just jokes, but they can’t get to a point where it starts to make the person feel self conscious and like there’s something wrong with them. Especially when the comments are always directed at them and their weight is constantly being mentioned.

[@TalesOfTheUnwanted0]

I was constantly teased for being so tiny when I was younger, too. It was definitely hurtful. It wasn't anything I could control, and people would say that I looked like a skeleton and that it was gross. :/

[@KingOfGaymes]

I don’t get the rain one am I dumb..?

[@Lectwar6]

"thin people give me anxiety" man thats a lot to unpack

[@shepskylady4891]

She says some overweight people feel a lot of anxiety and feel like they dont belong.... some people with anorexia also feel that. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@sofiaparedes5597]

Fair pont but anorexia isnt a body type, is an eating disorder.

[@llanthaax4306]

@@sofiaparedes5597 but it does make you think that you are overweight

[@ElectricHelloKitty]

Her list: 1. Thin privilege exist because people have been mean to her because of the way her body looks before - (like everyone else.) 2. Thin privilege exist because thin people also like having personal space on public transport 3. Thin privilege exist because not all stores carry plus size clothing - (the same way how very tall people and very petite people often need to go to special stores, and people with really large feet or very small+narrow feet need to get shoes online or at special stores) 4. Thin privilege exist because she “feels” judged when she eats junk in public 5. Thin privilege exist because Doctors care enough about her to also address her weight problem when she’s there for something unrelated. - (if your bmi is 16.0 odds are your doctor is gonna bring it up. Idc if you’re there for a bad cough) 6. Thin privilege exists because people claim she has health problems she doesn’t have. -( i have seen people online claim skinny people have anorexia, accuse them of using illict drugs like cocaine, or say they look like they have HIV-AIDS) Yeah this list is bullshit

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

I can only wear tie shoes and not heels because it's hard finding 7.5 AAAAs width if not impossible. My feet slip around so stuck with size 7s too. I hate wearing shoes obviously. Gimme some flip flops. Lol

[@ElectricHelloKitty]

J Moore I added a narrow feet problem to the list 😂 lol

[@itsjess2728]

Fat privilege is a thing (I mean it’s not but in her logic it is)- they can go around telling thin/fit people that they need to eat a cheeseburger, but you can’t say “put down the cheeseburger” to them. They can say “real men like fully figured, curvy women- gain weight.” But you can’t say “being as round as circle leaves you with just one curve, and men like what they like in general.” They can say your body and weight makes them uncomfortable, but if you say it back you’re fat phobic. 🤷‍♀️ that’s how we all know these are non-issues, if you can replace the subject of the conversation to anything else and it not be offensive, then it never was to begin with. Example being: saying “you’re fat loose weight” is considered offensive but saying “you’re thin, gain some weight” is you being supportive. 🤔 they’re either both wrong, or they’re both supportive, and if you see one as worse than the other then your childish thoughts don’t honestly matter. Your actions are saying you’ll go along with anything as long as it’s for YOU and YOU alone.

[@ayoayo1044]

Lmao "being as round as a circle only leaves you with only one curve"😂😂. I'm tired of people who are bigger than me telling me to go eat and that ill break or some shit, it gets annoying.

[@Postghost]

Just recently had a fat co-workers' fat husband tell me that I was: Skinny as a rake and need to eat something fast before I wither away and die. I've heard every single variation of this exact same thing from fat relatives and other fat friends of the family and other fat acquaintances. Almost 100% of the fat people I knew growing up as a child all said basically the same shit. And it's not like a one-time thing either, I'd have to hear it EVERY SINGLE FUCKING TIME I'D HAVE TO SEE THEM. TYVM, CircusTent Aunt Sylvia! You fucking fat bitch. RIP. The stupidest part about it is I'm not even skinny at all, I'm just not fat. They've even said the same shit to my half brother and he's actually fit and does gym and shit. He's a goddamn firefighter for fuck's sake!! But the point is, imagine If I ever turned around and said the exact polar opposite to them? Imagine if I told a fat person: "Oh my god you're as fat as a whale, you need to stop eating immediately or you might explode..."

[@diemilch555]

Damn, how privileged I am for being able to walk two steps without dying of hyperventilation

[@GenericStuffs101]

Some people are trying to push "overweight" and even "morbid obesity" as "positive body image". I have been seeing it since years and I have issues with the ignorance and selfish views that excuse irresponsibility to a person's own body and health. I am a med student and I can say that people like her create trends that create so many issues that doctors see conditions that haven't been seen in years.

[@kagenotatsumaki]

Silver lining: They'll all be out of are lives quicker than usual. =D

[@rlj99]

I believe the body positivity movement should focus on healthy bodies, because if we start almost glorifying too thin or too heavy it’s going to have consequences in the end Healthy bodies comes in many shapes and sizes

[@mish_elle1450]

These people give us people jobs like myself as a dietitian so I can't complain lol

[@GenericStuffs101]

@@mish_elle1450 haha, I see your point, however, she claims she doesn't see any health specialists. I think it includes dietitians BUT I will tell you that people who want to be happier in their own bodies do love your profession, me included.

[@GenericStuffs101]

@@kagenotatsumaki I don't wish death on anyone tbh. A bad lifestyle inevitably leads to it so I hope some of these people see the wrong in their actions and stop themselves on time.

[@jazzybree4239]

I've been really fat: (I'm 5'9") at my heaviest in 2014, I was 379 lbs. Today 2019 I weigh 142 lbs, i am at the PERFECT weight for my height and build. And I have been made fun of equally for being thin as i have for being fat. Just suck it up! Everyone gets made fun of! Just mind your own fucking business, lady! Edit: I am scheduled to have the excess empty skin removed from my tummy and inner thighs, and the plastic surgeon projects that he will be removing 25-35 more lbs, which will put me underweight, actually. I also suffer from chronic pancreatitis and EPI and I work with a nutritionist to keep up my body weight. I also do low impact exercise in the swimming pool. No excuses, people. No excuses.

[@chi11y29]

Ya I agree

[@savemori968]

Good luck with your surgery!

[@oboe6548]

Good for you! i hope that surgery goes well 🤞🤞 i hope you live a good healthy life after all that hard work ❤️

[@MariaThePotterNut]

There are some legitimate excuses, there are health reasons as to why people gain weight. I had worked to get down to 130, but chronic knee pain made it difficult to go out for runs, made me put weight back on. Fun because the Dr told me it was because of weight (150 at almost 5'10" is a healthy weight) and wouldn't listen when I said the pain came first. Friend of mine is on a medication that makes her gain weight, and she can't be really mobel anyways, and it really upsets her but she needs the medication, and is allergic to the only other option. I'm very happy for your success, that's amazing to lose that much weight., and I wish you all the best for your surgery if it hasn't already happened. But still, it's not black and white, there really are excuses for some people.

[@AUTISTICLYCAN]

I am 5 ft 8 in tall. I am autistic with cerebral palsy. I used to weigh 220 pounds people did not call me fat but I was. I guess if people did call me fat it never bothered me enough for me to worry about it so I did not hear it. Now I am still 5 ft 8 inches tall. I weigh 166 pounds. Some people love telling me I am way too thin. I still son't listen to them. I feel good. I can run up or down steps. Do what I must to survive. Eat in moderation. My pre-diabetes is under control for now. Most of all I like myself. It is important first of all to like yourself after that change is easy because you become a work in progress. If you like yourself what other people think stops being important which eliminates 100% of my worest stress!

[@imtrash1020]

real hairline privilege *Jojo Siwa has joined the chat*

[@hydeeabbott5507]

Kawaii._.pastel. _.bunny hehehehe

[@shanshan-yw1rj]

Me: *struggles every day with my eating disorder* Ah yes, I am so privileged...

[@Unknown-sz8kg]

It's illegal to "man spread" but to be 250kg heavy and take up 3 seats is apparently fine.

[@zy1489]

@@Angryegg387 LMAO

[@wiwinonuggets]

Andrew Murray bro I’m not a man but it is not hard to understand

[@Gixbit]

@Andrew Murray Dudes never accidentally sat on a nut. Probably cause he was neutered and kept as a pet for the feminazis to come in here and sound off about manspreading which sounds very familiar from some video I saw.

[@MeiMei...]

@Andrew Murray Lol who the hell taught you that women should take up less space? Take me to your leader you weirdo :'D

[@misdafireinfexus5828]

@Andrew Murray manspreading is a myth. Ive never seen a real world example where a mans legs are spread an unreasonable amount

[@teak7832]

Literally two hours ago I was thinking about why there's always shirts available in XL but almost never XS (my size). Is that fat privilege?

[@xpeachpuffx]

Walmart carrys a lot of xS clothing. :)

[@teak7832]

Jessica Snow not as much as 4xl. besides, I was referring to like when I go to a concert or shop at clothing stores.

[@LyraLarkaII]

Not only that, but we small-sized clothing people still pay as much for clothing as 3XL people pay for their clothes. My shirts use a third of the fabric, honestly.

[@teak7832]

plus most stores have a huge section dedicated to plus sized stuff. i've never seen a section dedicated to xs and xxs stuff

[@zen.7843]

Cause there's a lot of fat cunts in Western society, so us skinny people are the minority

[@jowan8548]

I'm about this ladys size and I've never had these "problems"

[@Erinloveable]

She talks like she is massive but I don't see it, I see her as just barely obese. She just holds a lot of weight in her face.

[@SilvaDreams]

That is simple, because you aren't projecting your personal issues on everyone else.

[@devilschild2597]

"You're too think, gain some weight!" Well guess what! Because of my GENETICS, I CAN'T. And because of my cousin's Genetics, it's hard for her to loose weight. She's constantly gaining and losing, gaining and losing. The only reason I tell her to STOP losing weight is because she LITERALLY has to STARVE herself to do so. Genetics can't be changed, but you know what can be? Bad eating habbits! I hate hearing "Oh I'm overweight. But I eat a shit ton of fast food and snacks and if you say I'm fat, you're FaTsHaMiNg ME!" Just... stop it... please, just stop it...

[@jordanwilliams9984]

Right!!!!! My metabolism has been fast my whole life! I literally can't gain weight!!!!

[@codshyper5564]

I used to be overweight and have a beer belly (no I don’t drink) and I lost weight by exercising everyday when I could and I lost 25 pounds in 3 weeks nothing is impossible get out and do something productive

[@psnLoneWulf14]

You chose to have thin privilege? Truly disgusting behaviour smh. On a serious note, congrats on the weight loss :D

[@Slypooch]

You have exercise privilege rawar

[@monakw]

Sounds impossible tho... You lost an average of 1 pound a day...is that healthy? I'm probs just jealous. ;( Good luck tho! I mean it ;)

[@kuumelon9982]

@@monakw ikr I lost 10 lbs in 2 weeks cuz I just didnt eat cuz extreme stress but shoot 25 in 3 thats wild

[@immmmmmmmmm4380]

​@@kuumelon998225lbs of fat is really, really, difficult and time consuming to lose. A lot of times, much of that is water weight, but I don't know OP's body/BMR/BMI.

[@Nicky12376]

My whole life up to recently I was fat. My family is pretty heavy as well, you could blame genetics, but it’s because we ate McDonald’s and sweets all the time. I was bullied for it in school, I had no energy, I had no self esteem, I hated my looks, and I thought I would die like that. When I was 14 I was the biggest Id ever been, 270+ lbs. I had pre-diabetes which also runs in the family. I was always one of the last to finish the mile or anything in gym class. It sucked. So, I changed my diet. I ate less, made a workout plan and followed it weekly. Over a year I’ve lost more than 100 lbs. I feel so much better physically and mentally. I love how I look, i still have loose skin but it will tighten, and I’ll work to keep it off forever, or at least until I’m old enough to not give a shit. Being fat is not fun, it’s not healthy, it’s nothing to play around with and say “oh, I look fine I’m fine, fuck skinny people they’re privileged.” Being able to fit through a door, or walk a ways without being out of breath is not a privilege. You have a problem, you need to fix it. Edit: wow, thanks for all the positive comments and likes. I am a girl, I’m 5’9. If you’re wondering how I did it, I really did just cut back on eating. I was eating all day every day, so I went from that to two big meals a day and maybe a snack, or 4 small meals. On top of that, light exercises 4-5 times a week. I started out going to the gym 3 days a week, and riding the exercise bike for 30 minutes, then leaving. That’s it. I had to start somewhere.

[@shannonmckenney1938]

damn that’s a lot of progress, keep up the good work!

[@Me-gy7cp]

For real my dude, I straight up need to lose weight before I eat myself to death. I am at 6'3 and 350 lbs.

[@princesspuntin3548]

Good for you Nicky, you rock!

[@jocelyncurrie2334]

Congrats that's a big accomplishment

[@monotonescreaming649]

Proud of you my guy!

[@mangooverlord2014]

I barely weigh enough to be able to legally take the medication that I need to function sis really flexing that weight privilege.

[@vikkki1163]

same it’s the reason why i can’t get my adhd meds. instead i have to take non-stimulant versions which most of the time don’t really work :/

[@xHeyThereNataliex]

Do you know how many times I've been told to "eat a burger" or told I'm "skin and bone" I'm actually 5 ft 2 and 105 pounds. I feel that being bigger is actually glorified these days.

[@natemorgan1996]

It's ridiculous as fuck if you ask me, I'm sorry you had to deal with being told to "eat a burger" or told that you're "skin and bones"

[@EEsYouTubeChanel]

That’s within a healthy range on the BMI.

[@schnabeltiertv]

I hate those "fat activists" and ironically, they are just making it worse for fat people. My sister used to be quite chubby, and after changing her diet and being really careful about what she eats for several years, she is still a little bigger. And that will probably never change, her body just turns everything it gets into fat. She I eat more than her and way unhealthier stuff, but I am thin and I will stay thin, no matter how much crap I eat. It is heartbreaking to see people make fun of her and assume she is lazy and just eats lots of fast food, when she is putting much more though into her diet than I do. It's not her choice or lifestyle. 400 pound landwhales crying about their genetics just make it harder for people to accept those who are actually just naturally a little bigger and can't do much against it.

[@cheeseburgersuperior1874]

Fat activists is an oxymoron. Activists requires actual walking. Maybe fat complainers or fat whiners makes sense.

[@dashua1735]

She should try consuming less carbohydrate, try making her consume high-fat food, so that her body will adapt to that and learn how to burn fat. That way, she'll start losing weight because the ketones will also burn her own body-fat and not just the fat from food

[@dashua1735]

Ketogenic food can be a bit dangerous, so you might need some help from a nutritionist

[@dashua1735]

Actually, don't take my word for it, a nutritionist will give you true advices

[@ssharkbait]

It might be an underlying health problem I was in exactly the same boat. Turns out I have a hormonal imbalance and I just needed to take birth control to even the levels out.

[@stupidguy6598]

stop opressing me with your wireless headphones!

[@lleonim4742]

*Well lady, I don't like you taking up my space. It's making me uncomfortable.*

[@VALENTINEBEAMS]

Your discomfort makes her uncomfortable, and it needs to stop.

[@GeniusGza1]

Leaa H. I don’t think you realize, your feelings are invalid. Only her feelings matter..

[@amylovemyart]

They are taking up people's space and are so entitled to it. Not to mention a lot of the time they are slow, sweaty, smelly and breathing way too loudly and heavily. I would be extremely uncomfortable to have them sitting next to me. Imagine being stuck in a long ass flight, having to sit on the window seat, with a 200 lb person right next to you because they didn't purchase an extra seat so now you're basically getting crushed by them. And then you have to listen to their snores and smell their sweat and fart, and not able to go to the toilet because they are having hard time to move that fat ass for 12 hours. :D totally not incontinencing people.

[@Apodeipnon]

I just cut my finger, y'all have intact fingers privilege

[@FantasticAlbum77]

Daniel having more anime hair with every video Edit: thank you for all the likes, please subscribe if you like found footage horror 😎

[@GDino33]

Anime hair privilege

[@alize0623]

He already got that Vegeta fade

[@thewendigo1009]

day 3 on anime

[@jennlemmelin443]

Maybe " all I do all day is play video games and watch anime" hair

[@Buugzy]

No, Fred Weasley.

[@Steampunkfox143]

And Repzion don't think of it as loosing more hair, but that you're gaining more face

[@NajwyzszaKaplanka]

This comment made my day :-) Thank you kind sir/madam

[@sallystruthers1]

I'm upset people are thin too. That's why I'm going to the gym.

[@Kus519]

Gym to get juicy not twiggy

[@ElectricHelloKitty]

Kristina Marquez Its fine that you don’t care Kristina. Its fine that Sally *does* care. She’s allowed to want to be thinner and make goals for herself based on that. You don’t need to be “fat” to want to lose some fat, lose some inches of tone up your body.

[@heatherhussler6709]

@Kristina Marquez God I hate girls like you. Every time someone says they WANT to be thin or have a PREFERENCE for being thin, there's always one of YOU types of girls that come in with your "Well I like being curvy, and blah blah blah". Who ASKED you what YOU like?? Some girls prefer to have a petite body type some prefer a muscular body type, while some prefer a volumptuous body type. The original commentor just stated how she's upset that people are thin, and that's why she goes to the gym. If you "don't care", then DON'T RESPOND. Secondly, you can be thin/petite and have curves. Curves are defined as your Hip to Waist ratio. Curves are a BODY CHARACTERISTIC, not a body type. You can be "fat" and have curves, you can be "average" and have curves, you can be "petite" and have curves.

[@swog8247]

@Kristina Marquez nobody aSkEd

[@annipsy2185]

@Kristina Marquez i dont think u got the point like at all....she meant when you are not okay with something, you atleast have to DO SOMETHING about it. Not just sit there and insult others.

[@sarahwilliamson8646]

It's funny how she expected to be taken seriously in any sense of it while wearing a unicorn headband

[@comicmouse231]

He really roasted his own hairline

[@rainglow4481]

There is no "thin privelige", there is only fat consequence (I didn't come up with this, saw it somewhere but it's so true.)

[@cyberlof4135]

Got that from Hunter Avallone?

[@schrei0reden]

I’ve never heard of this, but I like it. Everyone I know that is so overweight they struggle to buy clothes and basic complaints like this woman is throwing out has always been the size they are due to lifestyle factors. Sure, if they exercised and ate better they still may be a bit overweight, but I’ve never met anyone with any purely genetic or health reason to be 600lbs

[@elielis6]

I don't really have anything against overweight people but like you mentioned, personal space is very necessary for me too. I was at the movies with my boyfriend once and we sat at the top row seats in the corner. And after like 10 minutes, this really overweight guy comes. There was literally anywhere he could sit, the top row was pretty much empty but he chose to sit next to me. I already had problems with that because honestly wtf, I hate when people sit next to me at empty movie theaters. So here comes this guy with his overweight wife too and sits to my right. I had my beverage in the arm rest there (the arm rest designed for my seat) and this guy sat his whole ass on it. I was disgusted but I knew I couldn't say anything because I didn't want to be disrespectful. I could no longer use my arm rest, it disappeared between his body rolls, I was just really uncomfortable now. I was gonna stand right the fuck up when he sat there, cause I was not gonna watch the movie like that, i paid good money to have a good time. But my boyfriend told me to sit back since that seemed disrespectful as hell. My drink was fucking devoured by his body rolls, I no longer wanted that shit. I ended up moving couple seats away after minutes passed and I left my drink there. In conclusion, either movie theaters have to make better, wider seats or fat people shouldn't seat near others. It's really inconvenient and I honestly did not want to cause any disrespect

[@elielis6]

@Raijin no he isn't?

[@Hollister74]

I am overweight and personally I will usually sit between my hubby and my son if I can not have a seat between me and others. They like being up close next to me not so much for strangers. I get it please know not all us large people are like this. Even planning trips....I have to fly from time to time and am so terrified of being by someone who will get upset sitting by an overweight person that I have my husband next to me and either sit by the window or in the isle seat. The only person my body is on is someone who love me.

[@dracula667.]

Elie • Id be annoyed that someone- thin or not- sits next to me when theres room somewhere else. The added fact that they were fat is so much worse.

[@RealiTeaV]

Elie • Shit I definitely feel you on this But honestly if it were my wife and I , we would’ve told his ass about it and THEN we’d move.

[@theonionqueen3519]

Being thin isn’t a privilege because it’s something you can work for. It’s something you can change.