If you're so certain that skinny privilege isn't real, then surely you'd have no problem becoming fat, right? Nothing would change in your life, you'd just be fatter.
You can be confident that you'd be treated the same way you always have been, in doctor's offices, on airplanes, in movie theatres and other public spaces, right?
Oh, and you'd so very easily receive the medical care you need, because doctors don't assume the cause of all your problems is your weight, because everyone gets the same fair treatment, right?
Obviously, you could expect to walk into a clothing store and find affordable, age appropriate garments in your personal style because there's no difference to the accessibility of clothing depending on your size, right?
You can eat whatever you want without judgement, because everyone knows that people should be able to eat without criticism!
People won't make snap judgements about your health or your lifestyle just by looking at you, and you won't be denied employment on the basis of your weight, because everyone is treated equally on this basis, right?
If all these statements are true, why are you so terrified of gaining weight? If thin privilege isn't real, why is there an entire industry that profits off the fears of people who don't want to look like me or who are told they have to change in order to be of value?
If thin privilege isn't real, why do you have a problem with being fat?
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