Fat Acceptance Movement / Fat Girlcows

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There are aids for getting these in place though, just as their are aids for reaching to wipe your butt.

Not sure I'd trust anything designed to hold back the fat rolls and fire a tampon up my twat.

I imagine the risk of it getting lost or stuck (and toxic shock) would also be far higher.

If I were a deathfat I think I'd just deal with pads. Not that I think safety/health is truly a priority to these folks, despite the HAES acronym.
 
Short answer- yes. They likely get it very heavily.
Long answer: fat produces estrogen, and the high amounts fuck up your hormonal systems. This can lead to cancers, cervix issues, ovarian issues, and problems wirh fertility. There is also a much higher corilation of endometriosis and PCOS in fata because of the crazy amount of dysfunction their lifestyle causes. And like anna chans that forever lose their period if skinny long enough, even if they gain weight, endo and pcos won't go away.
So skinny- no period. Fat- gush.
Couldn't the PCOS contribute to the fattening and help them be fat? That seems to be the case often
 
Couldn't the PCOS contribute to the fattening and help them be fat? That seems to be the case often
No, PCOS can at most make you gain 20 lbs. Anyone can lose weight with it, there is a youtuber names Michelle McDaniel who had both endo and pcos, still managed to get ripped.
People use it as an excuse to stay fat.
 
JFC. Okay, thanks. I guess.
Maybe think twice next time before asking a question, if you’re not ready for the answer. 😉
Long answer: fat produces estrogen, and the high amounts fuck up your hormonal systems. This can lead to cancers, cervix issues, ovarian issues, and problems wirh fertility. There is also a much higher corilation of endometriosis and PCOS in fata because of the crazy amount of dysfunction their lifestyle causes.
Another big contributor to the menstral flooding is uterine fibroids, also positively correlated to obesity.
 
1. How do these fat fucks afford to eat, especially the past few years with prices going wild?
Carbs.

Lots and lots of relatively cheap carbs—especially rice, pasta, breads, and sugar-sweetened beverages—form the backbone of their diets.

Search for What I Eat in a Day (WIEIAD) videos in this thread, or on TikTok, and you'll see them always shovelling in at least one of those foods, in substantial quantities, at every meal. One meal in any given day might appear sort-of healthy, but the rest is just a bunch of beige carbs and sugar-sweetened beverages.


No, PCOS can at most make you gain 20 lbs. Anyone can lose weight with it, there is a youtuber names Michelle McDaniel who had both endo and pcos, still managed to get ripped.
See also: Jillian Michaels and Victoria Beckham, both of whom have PCOS and are not refrigerator-sized.
 
The logic these fatasses have in that, "I can afford the Big Mac but can't afford to buy the ingredients" is bullshit. They WANT the Big Mac. That's their goal. The burger they can make at home is not the same taste. That's what the problem is.

This is it. If it’s not the convenience of not making their own food, then it’s they want that particular fast food. When I cashiered at the grocery store I’d have customers (almost always at least as wide as they were tall) rant about how expensive that their order of all junk food and expensive meat was going to be, and that they could’ve saved money by just eating out at X fast food place.

The most extreme example was a deathfat family buying roughly $200 in rib racks, potato chips, family sized sides, packs of soda and beer, etc. (Almost none of it on sale either, if it matters.) The wife paying claimed how ridiculous how much this meal cost, because this was all going to be for dinner. They could’ve saved so much money eating at Chick Fil A every day instead if groceries were that high, you see. The yes man husband nodded and elaborated that five large combos at Chick Fil A would been around $50 in comparison. So much easier to use the drive thru too, yep!

This also brings to mind that it’s not just the price or the taste, but that deathfat portions are insane. I believe Amberlynn Reid was serious for once when she stated that she considered a 20 piece large nugget meal a “small” portion for her. They often could get even larger portions for cheaper via home cooking on top of everything (even the people above that spent $200 for a weekday cookout). But they don’t care about that. It’s all about the convenience and actual act of eating.
 
Couldn't the PCOS contribute to the fattening and help them be fat? That seems to be the case often
PCOS and insulin resistance are linked, to the point the best way to deal with PCOS is weight loss. It makes it harder to lose weight, so women tend to be maybe a stone or so over what they’d ideally be. It doesn’t cause you to be 500lb. It doesn’t prevent you from being a healthy weight, it makes it a bit harder to get there. Being obese makes PCOS much worse - as PPs have said, fat is a metabolically active tissue and it produces hormones.
The very worst thing you could tell anyone with PCOS in germs of improving their health is that it makes it impossible to lose weight. I think we will see SOC change to treat women with PCOS for the insulin resistance in the near future.
 
Came across this massive cope on Xitter. HAES activist called The Inflammatory Fat is so pissed that everyone is ignoring black fatness and anti fat discrimination (or not doing enough about it) that she starts reposting the original 1973 Fat Liberation Manifesto almost in its entirety

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No, PCOS can at most make you gain 20 lbs. Anyone can lose weight with it, there is a youtuber names Michelle McDaniel who had both endo and pcos, still managed to get ripped.
People use it as an excuse to stay fat.

PCOS and insulin resistance are linked, to the point the best way to deal with PCOS is weight loss. It makes it harder to lose weight, so women tend to be maybe a stone or so over what they’d ideally be. It doesn’t cause you to be 500lb. It doesn’t prevent you from being a healthy weight, it makes it a bit harder to get there. Being obese makes PCOS much worse - as PPs have said, fat is a metabolically active tissue and it produces hormones.
The very worst thing you could tell anyone with PCOS in germs of improving their health is that it makes it impossible to lose weight. I think we will see SOC change to treat women with PCOS for the insulin resistance in the near future.

Both of you are saying the same thing but my point still stands: the PCOS isn't a consequences of their weight
 
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the PCOS isn't a consequences of their weight
No it is. It’s not as simple as everyone fat ends up with PCOS but it does seem to be in some women downstream of the obesity. It’s more like genetic susceptibility plus fat equals PCOS in some women. It is a consequence of weight gain as well as a cause of it.
 
Came across this massive cope on Xitter. HAES activist called The Inflammatory Fat is so pissed that everyone is ignoring black fatness and anti fat discrimination (or not doing enough about it) that she starts reposting the original 1973 Fat Liberation Manifesto almost in its entirety

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LOL, she's mad because fatties won't rise up and take real action.

Having worked with deathfats in the past, I can say this: they do not initiate any action unless either forced to do it, or because it will result in high emotional rewards for relatively little effort.

So they do tend to get angry at unwanted conditions and circumstances, but unless they know they can get the desired results quickly and easily, they will generally wallow in their discontent rather than take action.

That FA/FatLib/BoPo has made as much progress as it has is entirely due to the existence of the internet, which makes finding like-minded others and coordinating a social movement easy. There's also a small percentage of deathfats with enough initiative and drive to take some sort of real-world action, showing up somewhere besides the internet, and thus serve as figureheads—Virgie Tovar, the organizers of FatCon, Ashleigh/Hunter Shackleton, Lindy West, Tess Holliday, Ragen Chastain, and, until recently, Corissa Enneking are examples.

The rest confine their activism—or, rather, their inactivism—to social media echo chambers, which allows them to feel like they're doing something to change the world, when really they're just part of a big fatty hugbox. But even if they did get off their couches, leave the house, and go participate in protests, or engage in some meaningful form of political action, they still wouldn't be taken seriously or make much lasting progress because everybody knows (including deathfats themselves) that being a deathfat is self-inflicted. It's less effort, and more rewarding, to stay on the couch, posting to other politicized fats on social media, so no shit that's what they do.
 
The yes man husband nodded and elaborated that five large combos at Chick Fil A would been around $50 in comparison. So much easier to use the drive thru too, yep!
And sure you're getting a tasty piece of chicken but you're also getting loads of fat, sodium and sugar. The magic trifecta that they pump into fast food to make you come back time and time again.

But it's these people and their insistence that fast food is cheaper because they only buy ready made stuff, they buy things that people have already prepared for them. The cost of this is always higher. If they took the time to actually buy the raw ingredients and make them themselves they'd save money. But no. It's easier to buy a box of ready made frozen hash browns than to make your own.

Having worked with deathfats in the past, I can say this: they do not initiate any action unless either forced to do it, or because it will result in high emotional rewards for relatively little effort.
Of course they don't. They're allergic to effort. If they could actually DO stuff they'd stop being so fat.

These fatasses are the laziest people I have ever seen.
 
Came across this massive cope on Xitter. HAES activist called The Inflammatory Fat is so pissed that everyone is ignoring black fatness and anti fat discrimination (or not doing enough about it) that she starts reposting the original 1973 Fat Liberation Manifesto almost in its entirety

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1. Literally any moron can write a manifesto. It means nothing.
2. Any body type can be an object of ridicule. Hell, ya'll do it to skinny women all the time. What people want to avoid are the multiple health complications that come with being obese.
3. Which is completely delusional. Your weight is entirely in your control. Your age, sex, and race are not. Any struggle caused by your weight is entirely your doing.
4. See the above. You have the same rights as everyone else. It's not society's fault that you have eaten yourself out of society. It is yours. Blanding was denied a ride from that particular driver because he feared she could not safely fit in the vehicle. Lyft does have a feature where you can request a large vehicle (which was suggested to her by the driver and she refused). An appropriate accommodation was suggested to her, and she refused it. That is not discrimination.
5. Nobody is forcing you to buy these products. That's the beauty of the free market. You don't have to give your money to any company that you don't want to. But where is that same energy for all these food manufacturers putting dozens of carcinogens and artificial dyes in our food products? Did you know that the FDA hasn't updated their list of safe additives in literal decades and that there are an estimated ten thousand chemical additives in the US food supply? You want to talk about something being harmful to the public health, then look at all the ultra processed convenience foods that you people constantly binge on.
 
Any body type can be an object of ridicule. Hell, ya'll do it to skinny women all the time.
I’m lining up a couple of sewing projects for summer. Looking at fit issues others have had on forums as I am short and often find sleeves a bit long, need to nil the shoulder in a tad, etc . One of the items there was a very petite Asian looking girl asking for advice on where to narrow a bodice so the vent at the back kept falling correctly (ie between panels, or centre back or sides or just try to redraft the pieces?
The amount of really nasty cruel comments she got was awful. She’s clearly a petite Asian, this wasn’t an ana chan doing a body check or anything.
It seems perfectly OK for these people to rag on the petite. The designer was also dragged for not making the pattern in above a size twenty. It’s a pattern from the early nineties. One larger lady was doing a great job of making the pattern fit her (good on her, that’s a skill too) and she got loads of positive comments, many of which referenced our skinny Asian negatively. Very nasty to see
 
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This is it. If it’s not the convenience of not making their own food, then it’s they want that particular fast food. When I cashiered at the grocery store I’d have customers (almost always at least as wide as they were tall) rant about how expensive that their order of all junk food and expensive meat was going to be, and that they could’ve saved money by just eating out at X fast food place.

The most extreme example was a deathfat family buying roughly $200 in rib racks, potato chips, family sized sides, packs of soda and beer, etc. (Almost none of it on sale either, if it matters.) The wife paying claimed how ridiculous how much this meal cost, because this was all going to be for dinner. They could’ve saved so much money eating at Chick Fil A every day instead if groceries were that high, you see. The yes man husband nodded and elaborated that five large combos at Chick Fil A would been around $50 in comparison. So much easier to use the drive thru too, yep!

This also brings to mind that it’s not just the price or the taste, but that deathfat portions are insane. I believe Amberlynn Reid was serious for once when she stated that she considered a 20 piece large nugget meal a “small” portion for her. They often could get even larger portions for cheaper via home cooking on top of everything (even the people above that spent $200 for a weekday cookout). But they don’t care about that. It’s all about the convenience and actual act of eating.
The People who think fast food is cheaper don’t have familiarity with groceries and a stocked kitchen and are freaking at the initial cost and not realizing the bulk buying concept. And why the hell is everyone clapping that lady saying it’s cheaper to get fast food? Was the audience full of fat people? Most people have lettuce and ketchup and mustard or whatever already at home
 
I’m lining up a couple of sewing projects for summer. Looking at fit issues others have had on forums as I am short and often find sleeves a bit long, need to nil the shoulder in a tad, etc . One of the items there was a very petite Asian looking girl asking for advice on where to narrow a bodice so the vent at the back kept falling correctly (ie between panels, or centre back or sides or just try to redraft the pieces?
The amount of really nasty cruel comments she got was awful. She’s clearly a petite Asian, this wasn’t an ana chan doing a body check or anything.
It seems perfectly OK for these people to rag on the petite. The designer was also dragged for not making the pattern in above a size twenty. It’s a pattern from the early nineties. One larger lady was doing a great job of making the pattern fit her (good on her, that’s a skill too) and she got loads of positive comments, many of which referenced our skinny Asian negatively. Very nasty to see
It's just jealousy from these fat bitches. I mean ask just about any guy out there who would they rather be with? A petite Asian woman or a fat landwhale?

The People who think fast food is cheaper don’t have familiarity with groceries and a stocked kitchen and are freaking at the initial cost and not realizing the bulk buying concept.
A lot of these people just see the initial cost of the item and don't want to spend the money on it. For example you go to Costco and buy a tenderloin you have typically three choices.

Choice #1: Buy the whole thing, fat, tendons and everything else. Then you trim it yourself, cut it up into steaks or use it as a roast and you do all the work. Price per pound is the cheapest but it's got a large up front price like,... $100 or whatever they're selling at now.

Choice #2: Buy the one that's already been trimmed so all you're left with is the meat which you then prepare, portion or do whatever with. Price is going to be higher but all the fiddly work has been done. You're paying for the convenience.

Choice #3: This is the one that most people buy and it's the steaks are already portioned out and ready to grill. The cost per pound is higher than the first and second choice but they're ready to go. And because the price on the ticket is maybe $50 they'll buy it because it's "cheaper".

If they truly wanted to save money they'd buy the first choice and they'd have filet mignon for the week. But because they only look at price, and convenience, they buy the one that has all the work done.
 
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