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Six Goddess Ends Fatphobia With Epic Fat Shaming Episode
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The problem is that fat acceptance is promoted and I have yet to see any push to stop that. I'm not sure why this is being ignored. And being upset about shaming is pointless because people will shame other people for anything. We see skinny people shamed and little is said or done about that. The simple fact is is that obesity is essentially a disease that needs to be stopped. Full stop, feelings be damned. You claim there needs to be a balance, but I posted some facts and got jeulzing in return. I mean really now. Lose weight or die. That's all there is to it.
People don't need to overeat, the analogy is sound. More so, there are alternative to smoking that allow someone access to nicotine, just like how healthy food choices and exercise can offset obesity and many of the issues that go with it. How am I explaining this to anyone in this day and age? Again, this is a lot of jeulzing for a very straight-forward issue.
Piff Perkins
Veteran
I don't like the vindictive and mean spirited nature of fat content here or on twitter. I'm someone who thinks obesity is a health crisis, and "fat acceptance" is a problem. But it feels more like misogyny when I peep the tone of these conversations. And none of this smoke is applied to fat men, who may not be on the PUBLIC "fat acceptance" wave but clearly have accepted their personal fatness as much as women, and aren't trying to lose weight.
In terms of the video the points mentioned here seem legit. We have a dangerous movement of people ignoring basic science and masking themselves in the language of an oppressed minority class. Doctors aren't backing down which is good, but more needs to be done to combat this.
In terms of the video the points mentioned here seem legit. We have a dangerous movement of people ignoring basic science and masking themselves in the language of an oppressed minority class. Doctors aren't backing down which is good, but more needs to be done to combat this.
It's bad enough most of these bytches are fat, but they actively try to shame other women for being in shape.
My gf who is slim and petite, told me an older black lady at her job asked if she had body dysmorphia because she was eating a salad and she's already tiny.
My gf who is slim and petite, told me an older black lady at her job asked if she had body dysmorphia because she was eating a salad and she's already tiny.
This
One of the things I've realized is how much of what women complain about (in regards to body standards specifically) is very... fleeting.
So many women who complain will have no issues meeting the standard if it's for a guy they admire or are into. And a lot of them are not forgiving to men who don't meet the standard either.
NobodyReally
Superstar
The problem is that fat acceptance is promoted and I have yet to see any push to stop that. I'm not sure why this is being ignored. And being upset about shaming is pointless because people will shame other people for anything. We see skinny people shamed and little is said or done about that. The simple fact is is that obesity is essentially a disease that needs to be stopped. Full stop, feelings be damned. You claim there needs to be a balance, but I posted some facts and got jeulzing in return. I mean really now. Lose weight or die. That's all there is to it.
People don't need to overeat, the analogy is sound. More so, there are alternative to smoking that allow someone access to nicotine, just like how healthy food choices and exercise can offset obesity and many of the issues that go with it. How am I explaining this to anyone in this day and age? Again, this is a lot of jeulzing for a very straight-forward issue.
I mean if you really want solutions, the fat shaming thing doesn't work. There's several empirical studies that prove it doesn't work, in fact, it's counter productive and actually makes people bigger. It's like telling a broke person with poor spending habits they need to move better and get richer. They don't know how to get rich, they will try some things they've heard about sure, but even if they end up making a little more money, they will still remain broke because they still don't know how to handle their money. For some reason shaming people is the only thing people like to talk about which just underscores this has nothing to do with concern about health because there are proven approaches to helping people lose weight, and they are not being discussed here at all.
Fat shaming is making people sicker and heavier - PMC
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
“Fat Shaming” Won’t Solve Obesity. Science Might.
Fat shaming won’t solve obesity, but science could help. Michigan Medicine rounds up research papers and articles to show why treatment can’t adopt the “one size fits all” approach.
Why fat-shaming fails (and what works better)
Obesity is a serious public health threat, but too many doctors attempt to treat their obese patients using aggressive, impersonal tactics such as "fat-shaming" that simply don't work. Research suggests there is a better way to approach these conversations and help patients with obesity, Michael...
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BunchePark
Coli N Calisthenics
Wait y'all don't workout with y'all lady? Smfh
Bruh
Couples workout
Couples shower
Then it's time to fukk fukk
Then a healthy meal
Then that BED
Text ya old lady right now!
"Baby we finna hit these miles then them mats then a shower...then we gon fukk fukk"
Two fukks so she know it's really real
nikka eat dinner then hit that bed I bet y'all won't make two episodes before y'all sleeping GOOD as fukk
Bruh
Couples workout
Couples shower
Then it's time to fukk fukk
Then a healthy meal
Then that BED
Text ya old lady right now!
"Baby we finna hit these miles then them mats then a shower...then we gon fukk fukk"
Two fukks so she know it's really real
nikka eat dinner then hit that bed I bet y'all won't make two episodes before y'all sleeping GOOD as fukk
It's a cult. The more members they have the more sway they have over reality.
How insane does a woman who's fat have to be to ask a slim woman if she has an eating disorder.
Its crazy how many people take these online people seriously especially relationship advice from single older people 
They’re lost looking for guidance from YouTubers.Its crazy how many people take these online people seriously especially relationship advice from single older people
The problem is what constitutes fat-shaming? This is the problem. Even in the studies posted, there is little consensus among them. Again, this is the problem. We have seen situations where merely talking about obesity in a medical setting is classed as fat shaming. This a problem. It is too amorphous to take seriously and if we do, we need to figure out exactly what that is, something I doubt many people want to do. And how does this end fat acceptance? And your analogy is flawed because doctors, nutritionists, and many healthcare providers (many healthcare providers operate on a team-based healthcare model also) have the means to provide information and tools for weight loss (as I mentioned earlier). The HHS literally will help out in that regards, for free as well. There are countless workout videos too for self-directed care, community centers that cater to fat people so they can lose weight. There has never been an easier to time to lose weight outside of a famine. There's really no excuse and anything else is just trying to move goalposts or change the discussion to evade some form of accountability.I mean if you really want solutions, the fat shaming thing doesn't work. There's several empirical studies that prove it doesn't work, in fact, it's counter productive and actually makes people bigger. It's like telling a broke person with poor spending habits they need to move better and get richer. They don't know how to get rich, they will try some things they've heard about sure, but even if they end up making a little more money, they will still remain broke because they still don't know how to handle their money. For some reason shaming people is the only thing people like to talk about which just underscores this has nothing to do with concern about health because there are proven approaches to helping people lose weight, and they are not being discussed here at all.
Fat shaming is making people sicker and heavier - PMC
“Fat Shaming” Won’t Solve Obesity. Science Might.
Fat shaming won’t solve obesity, but science could help. Michigan Medicine rounds up research papers and articles to show why treatment can’t adopt the “one size fits all” approach.labblog.uofmhealth.org
Why fat-shaming fails (and what works better)
Obesity is a serious public health threat, but too many doctors attempt to treat their obese patients using aggressive, impersonal tactics such as "fat-shaming" that simply don't work. Research suggests there is a better way to approach these conversations and help patients with obesity, Michael...
How is caring about the health of women gossip.
If you're a man who has a large black family and or only dates black women it's a serious issue and is not gossip.
Your family and dating pool are both compromised and by proxy extended family. It's a public health concern.
NobodyReally
Superstar
Yeah, I mean there's tons of stuff out there but at the end of the day, getting healthy is 90% diet. You can work out all you want, but if you keep shoveling shyt in your mouth, you're unhealthy, fat or not. There's hundreds of TikToks and Youtube channels featuring obese people doing work outs. Like LEADING workouts. They're working out, they're sweating, and then they go home and eat Popeye's because they feel like they've burned those calories so it should be all good. And a lot of the information given out would lead people to believe this. That as long as you work off the calories you put in, you should be good, but that's not how a lot of people's bodies work, and even if it does lead to weight loss, it doesn't help their insides, their arteries.
Which is why I mentioned doctors, nutritionists, and so forth. Because it is medicalized, it is easier to run tests and all that at a lower cost and outright utilize actual medical means outside of mere discussions to have someone lose weight. Outside of that, if they have comorbidities, tests will be ran to determine if there are any other issues. More often than not, diet, be it food substitution or what not, or many other things is enough. Losing weight is enough to cut down on many issues considerably. Diabetes, one of the most pervasive, being one of many.