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Homestuck mugs back from the kiln! Some tweaks that need to happy between these batch and the next one, but I’m officially having an interest check to see how many more/what aspects I should make that also functions as a mailing list for when they’re up for sale: fill it out here

benefits(?) of ram horns

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Another one of my AU Solluxes. I love him very much. Also I almost never draw full-bodies so it's a motherfucking miracle I was able to finish this.

As you point out, dangerous and painful strategies are not only encouraged but mandated for fat people. Treatment and recovery are often not accessible to fat people. Even the category "eating disorder sufferer" is off-limits to fat people, since there is complete overlap between "what fat people must do to to become healthy" and "develop a severe eating disorder." But I don't think it's even necessary to point to that disparity to rebut this idea that there are thin invisible victims of fatphobia who must be specially acknowledged. When you argue that thin people also suffer, you concede that fatphobia is so pervasive and severe that it harms them also. Foregrounding fatphobia, fat oppression, and fat liberation doesn't erase their suffering. Deemphasizing fatphobia does. Separating their obsessive self-loathing from fatphobia does. It's also insensitive to people with eating disorders to define thinness as an organic trait among people who are starving themselves out of an obsessive desire to be thin. You're not promoting eating disorder awareness when you treat thinness as a natural default or even sustainable state. Lots of thin people with eating disorders are fat people.

"mental illness is a social construct": this one gets you hate mail in your inbox

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do you think perhaps that a society that hates fat people for their fatness might prioritize certain fat people over others constantly and unbearingly to the point it gets really fucking annoying