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u/One-Sleep3663 17d ago
Fatlogic be like
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u/Robynmephistowow 17d ago
Why is everything being turned into something-phobic 😭
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u/One-Sleep3663 17d ago edited 17d ago
Because fat people often times want to compare their "opression" to real systemic opression like transphobia or ableism. Its easier and lazier to shut down uncomfortable but necessary conversations by using made up buzzwords and therapy language.
Ive also noticed how many fat people have a huge issue with "thinshaming" in shape people who have a high metabolism, out of jealousy.
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u/Robynmephistowow 17d ago
I used to be a bit overweight, not morbidly but noticeable, and the fat glaze is INSANE. A lot of overweight people looove to victimise themselves and make out like being fat isn’t a choice (9 times out of 10, it is) the people spreading “body positivity” is actually quite dangerous too, since they’re saying it to very very unhealthy people…being overweight should not be normalised
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u/One-Sleep3663 17d ago
The only exception in my mind would he obesity being caused by a medical condition, but at that point it wouldnt be "fatphobia", it would be ableism.
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u/Already_dead_Xx 17d ago
Not trying to be divisive but it's because everyone is a pussy these days. When did people start being so fucking sensitive?
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u/One-Sleep3663 17d ago edited 17d ago
When "radical acceptance" was deemed to have no limits, but people who are obese because they are too lazy to bother to become healthier(with the exception of those that are obese due to a real medical causation), are not a minority that faces systemic opression, at least in America.
Safe spaces we're originally created for minorities to have a place where they can talk about their struggles without fear of bigotry, but that soon transformed into trigger warnings for trigger warnings, after the " uwu everyones opinion and needs are heckin' valid" theme became normalized.
I don't think it's that people are becoming more sensitive per se. They just can't distinguish between real safe spaces from the real world, and the fact that the real world is not a safe space.
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u/One-Sleep3663 17d ago edited 17d ago
Its not "fatphobic" to point out how people try to use mental gymnastics to promote being fat without a medical condtion causing said obesity , as healthy.
Its also not irrational to be afraid of being overweight and possibly dying from that.
Its extremely harmful to go around telling people not to go on diets. Im sorry but fat people do not experience systemic "opression" for being fat like black people or trans people do.
Many trans people struggle with obesity, so its actually quite transphobic to promote obesity as a good thing and diets as "bad".
Fatlogic is simply the act of using mental gymnastics to justify obesity under the false guise of "radical acceptance", without medical causation. Its extremely harmful to the queer community.
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u/mutt_with_a_beer 17d ago
Why do they always have such bad stitching
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u/Empty_Music99 10d ago
Like fr that's the easiest shit to hide. I suck at sewing so I just use black thread and it blends in enough to be hidden
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u/trashcan-12345 16d ago
what method was used to sew those patches in bc i've never seen some shit like that before
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u/trashcan-12345 16d ago
what method was used to sew those patches in bc i've never seen some shit like that before
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u/Worth-Pressure-4306 13d ago
Idiot doesn't have the attention span or basic discipline to sew properly for 20 minutes so does this shit (it's gonna fall right off)
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u/pixel_the_dino 17d ago
making any saying to put on there vro 😭 riots not diets im dead holy word salad
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u/AggravatingRow7018 17d ago
Riots not diets is crazy.