Fat Acceptance Movement / Fat Girlcows

Fliddaroonie said:
Hah yeah, I think I fucked up there. My apologies, I'll get it fixed
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That's not what I meant. I opened the IG link instead of the archive one. I meant there is so much wrong in the IG pic. I have 0 idea how people can life like that. In that filth, in that fat, dressed like that, on the internet, half naked, for everyone to see.
 
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rocknrollmartian said:
I think she would be pretty at a normal weight. Sadly for her she's hellbent on remaining obese, even though she had temporarily reversed a fat-related illness through modest weight loss.

Her body is so unfortunate. She has a huge gut, back fat, doughy knees, and a flat ass.

Also, she must be asked when she's due at least once a week:
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Idk maybe fat women being pregnant has changed perceptions but low hanging flabby spare tires don’t resemble pregnancy. I think photos like that are mostly for the fat fetish crowd. It’s purposely drawing attention to her fupa which seems to be a thing in big demand with the fetish feeder creeps. Glitter does it a lot too.
 
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Not me said:
That's not what I meant. I opened the IG link instead of the archive one. I meant there is so much wrong in the IG pic. I have 0 idea how people can life like that. In that filth, in that fat, dressed like that, on the internet, half naked, for everyone to see.
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Some people are seriously desperate for any kind of attention or approval, no matter how artificial. It's the only thing that keeps the misery at bay. Like @Fliddaroonie said, there's a lot of self-hate.

One of the ways to help treat people with binge eating or similar eating disorders is to ask them "How does being fat benefit you?" Once the superficial layer of Internet ass-pats gets pulled back, you start to see the reasons. Then they can heal.
 
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MirnaMinkoff said:
Idk maybe fat women being pregnant has changed perceptions but low hanging flabby spare tires don’t resemble pregnancy. I think photos like that are mostly for the fat fetish crowd. It’s purposely drawing attention to her fupa which seems to be a thing in big demand with the fetish feeder creeps. Glitter does it a lot too.
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I guess a lot of people don't know what an actual pregnant belly looks like because I've seen a lot of normal people express embarrassment when they asked a fat woman if she's pregnant. I also had a coworker on a temp job a couple of years ago who had a big belly but was otherwise quite thin. I had assumed she was pregnant, but not only was she not, she complained about clients asking her about her "pregnancy".

A good rule of thumb is: Don't ask random women if they're pregnant or imply it for any reason (like asking if they really should be drinking that glass of wine). Even without the embarrassment of asking a fat woman if she's pregnant, it's kind of rude to get up in someone's business like that.
 
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MirnaMinkoff said:
Idk maybe fat women being pregnant has changed perceptions but low hanging flabby spare tires don’t resemble pregnancy. I think photos like that are mostly for the fat fetish crowd. It’s purposely drawing attention to her fupa which seems to be a thing in big demand with the fetish feeder creeps. Glitter does it a lot too.
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Oh yeah, Sarah draws attention to her fupa all the time (called visible belly outline/VBO in nauseating fatspeak). The worst to me is actually when she wears jeans, which showcases the fupa and lack of ass, one of the worst fatty combos imo:


And small children tend to think "fat stomach = pregnant" and don't hesitate to ask, lol. People on public transportation aren't always known for their tact or discretion, either, or they try to be nice by offering up a seat and end up in an awkward situation.
 
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queue-anon said:
I guess a lot of people don't know what an actual pregnant belly looks like because I've seen a lot of normal people express embarrassment when they asked a fat woman if she's pregnant. I also had a coworker on a temp job a couple of years ago who had a big belly but was otherwise quite thin. I had assumed she was pregnant, but not only was she not, she complained about clients asking her about her "pregnancy".

A good rule of thumb is: Don't ask random women if they're pregnant or imply it for any reason (like asking if they really should be drinking that glass of wine). Even without the embarrassment of asking a fat woman if she's pregnant, it's kind of rude to get up in someone's business like that.
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Where I live directness and speaking up is valued, and "Are you pregnant" is a question to be expected if you are thin with just a round belly. Fatties do hate that. I found myself in a similar situation and she was mad as hell I dared to ask. I informed her she could simply lose weight. She was offended. She was foreign. Foreigners consider directness highly rude and are surprised at it always.

It does lead to humorous situations.
 
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Francis Dollarhyde said:
Where I live directness and speaking up is valued, and "Are you pregnant" is a question to be expected if you are thin with just a round belly. Fatties do hate that. I found myself in a similar situation and she was mad as hell I dared to ask. I informed her she could simply lose weight. She was offended. She was foreign. Foreigners consider directness highly rude and are surprised at it always.

It does lead to humorous situations.
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It's to be expected, but I tend toward not getting in anyone's business in general. I figure if there's something someone wants to tell me, they'll tell me. I don't tend to ask people about their personal lives unless I actually need to know. Although, ironically, that probably pisses people off as well. I think people tend to assume that I don't care about whatever's going on with them, which is often true, but it shows you can't win.
 
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What is the point of this? Why take this picture? Why post it? I don't understand.
 
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