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More of this “I’m not a bigot but-“ nonsense

“I’m all for body positivity, except for fat bodies”

“It’s great that she’s confident in herself, but let me take a moments to turn people complimenting her into a conversation about how unhealthy and problematic I think her body is”

Just say you don’t like looking at fat people and go about your business. Stop trying to hide it behind disingenuous twitter declarations.

( side note) This fake body positivity is the absolute fault of the PopSugar fitspo world appropriating it sell their “this brave instagram fitness model who works out 15 days a week shares her inspiring story of how body positivity caused her to embrace the 3 lbs she gained after having twins” stories.

Nobody is “hiding” behind body positivity. And this “how dare anyone tell fat people that they are beautiful because they need to live in a constant hatred of their appearance in order to change to what I want them to look like” is bizarre.

There are tons of folks who make decisions that may or may not have an impact on their health and we mind our business everyday. The point is that when it comes to visible fatness, our vitriol towards fatness brings out paternalistic platitudes that no one asked for - because just need to project how much you resent looking at fat bodies

Not to mention everything you absolutely should know by now, since you’re a person living in this world and impacting the people around you and there is NO EXCUSE AT THIS POINT TO BE VERY IGNORANT....

-their health isn’t your problem

-would also bet $200 you’re not their doctor so you literally have no jurisdiction here to comment... you think I’m healthy because I’m “not fat”? I have acid reflux so bad that at one point it felt like my throat was closing. FOR A MONTH. My throat has little white spots on it from stomach acid that only doctors can see. Not you, because you’re not a doctor and you can’t make a diagnosis from an Instagram photo

-if you ARE her doctor I’m reporting you for HIPAA violations

-You can be healthy at all sizes... unhealthy at all sizes...

Three months ago, two lesbians from Lansing, Michigan started a petition to recognize “Lesbian Processing Day” as a national holiday. After receiving over 500,000 signatures on Whitehouse.gov, the petition was granted, and today marks the first official “Lesbian Processing Day” in the United States.

The idea for this holiday came in 2014 when Aliyah Nichols and Sadie Williams were seniors in college. At the time, the two women had recently broken up, and after days of not speaking to each other, Sadie suggested that they meet up at a cafe to “process” things.

If they gave every employee a $5/hr wage increase and increased their workforce by 10% to reduce time pressures on individual workers, it would cost them between $6B and $9B per year (assuming 40 to 60 hr average work week), still leaving about $40B in gross profits. That’s still a ridiculously huge amount of money being made.

“You will always be too much of something for someone: too big, too loud, too soft, too edgy. If you round out your edges, you lose your edge.