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FAT Shaming
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by marikomorose,
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- Mar 5, 2008
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To be fair, she looks about average to below average the weight of a healthy American woman.
You could still see a semblance of her neck so she's still a little thin.
You could still see a semblance of her neck so she's still a little thin.
- Aug 20, 2001
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Bruh...so she sat next to this man, saw he was texting someone and whipped out her phone to zoom in and screenshot his conversation!?!?!
That's waeeyyyy too much assuming this wasn't a stunt.
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I don't even know if it's real or not but "she ate a Mexican" had me dyingBruh...so she sat next to this man, saw he was texting someone and whipped out her phone to zoom in and screenshot his conversation!?!?!
- Oct 8, 2002
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Privacy screen stocks just went up 20%.
- Aug 20, 2001
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That was the best part
Apparently the incident was from 2017. Here is her IG for da beasts
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Nah I’d be tight too if I was on a plane or bus and a fat person pinned me against the window.
It’s very uncomfortable.
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I think airlines should have regular size seats and plus size seats (that cost more).
The regular airline seat was designed with a certain body size in mine. Same as if ur baggage is over 50 lbs you gotta pay extra baggage fees the same should be applying for the seating.
It’ll never happen in the US because too many fatties but maybe another country airline does it.
The regular airline seat was designed with a certain body size in mine. Same as if ur baggage is over 50 lbs you gotta pay extra baggage fees the same should be applying for the seating.
It’ll never happen in the US because too many fatties but maybe another country airline does it.
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The **** storm of lawsuit attempts that would unfold, no airline is ready for that smoke
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Listen you should be happy with whatever and I understand the logic from all sides, but advocating for stuff when you are cleary obese.
I know you ain’t happy deep down. You’re not comfortable. Clothes are always tight or looks like you’re wearing a bed sheet. Taking deep breathes just walking. You can lie to yourself for clout but be real.
You know you ain’t pleased.
I know you ain’t happy deep down. You’re not comfortable. Clothes are always tight or looks like you’re wearing a bed sheet. Taking deep breathes just walking. You can lie to yourself for clout but be real.
You know you ain’t pleased.
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The logistics are far too complicated to have "fat seats" because where would you designate them on the plane? The only way it would be possible is with modular aircraft seating and I don't see that being a thing anytime in the near future.
Furthermore, airlines want more people on planes not less so bigger seats would take up more volume which is not good. It would probably encroach on the "non-fat seats" anyway and those folks would have a shorter seat pitch and feel the "squeeze" anyway.
Furthermore, airlines want more people on planes not less so bigger seats would take up more volume which is not good. It would probably encroach on the "non-fat seats" anyway and those folks would have a shorter seat pitch and feel the "squeeze" anyway.
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Much easier for the fats to stop fat’ing
- Apr 16, 2005
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You would put the fat seats in front so that people can walk past and look at them with disgust
- Mar 5, 2008
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It's not all that simple.
I'm as healthy as they come and I consider myself an elite athlete but my bmi is 56.7
It doesn't take into account all the muscle mass I carry around and airlines should definitely provide seats for us incredible physical specimans at no increase cost
I'm as healthy as they come and I consider myself an elite athlete but my bmi is 56.7
It doesn't take into account all the muscle mass I carry around and airlines should definitely provide seats for us incredible physical specimans at no increase cost
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I think one of the worst parts of this fat acceptance thing is the insistence of some of their members that they are fighting their own version of a civil rights movement.
Even have an organization called NAAFA, obviously reminiscent of NAACP.
Like no bro, being fat is not the equivalent of being less than human because of your skin color.
These folks live in a different reality or something
Even have an organization called NAAFA, obviously reminiscent of NAACP.
Like no bro, being fat is not the equivalent of being less than human because of your skin color.
These folks live in a different reality or something
MetalMario
formerly m4riol
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instead of trying to reach the medical goal posts of being healthy they just moved the goalposts to include them. By Whining
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What's your vert b
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“High calorie humans” 
- Mar 24, 2001
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That might be the nicest way to put it“High calorie humans”
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That’s the best way to describe a fat person 
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