Fat Acceptance Movement / Fat Girlcows

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Infinifirst of May?? Excuse you, it is May Day, the International Day of Workers! This is a day to honour labour and the socialist struggle, not congratulate ourselves for being fat lazy consumer parasites who contribute nothing to the world.

Ugh. I see she does infinifirst every month. That's extra dumb, but this month is extra un-woke.
 
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^Yes, that gym bro is not glorifying obesity because he...wait for it...isn't obese and almost certainly doesn't eat like that every day or even every week. Even if he does, and of course that's not ideal, he burns it off through intense exercise and muscle metabolism. Geez.
 
^Yes, that gym bro is not glorifying obesity because he...wait for it...isn't obese and almost certainly doesn't eat like that every day or even every week. Even if he does, and of course that's not ideal, he burns it off through intense exercise and muscle metabolism. Geez.
also, in that short segment all we se him actually eat is one spoon of ice cream and a single oreo lol, the pancakes aren't even touched (at least not on camera)
but fatty probably thinks that him taking a spoon out of a can of ice cream means he must eat the whole damn thing in one sitting, and that eating an oreo from the package means he has to eat the entire rest of them too. they really really don't want to accept that the difference between obese and fit isn't so much about what you eat, but more about how much of it you eat.
 
also, in that short segment all we se him actually eat is one spoon of ice cream and a single oreo lol, the pancakes aren't even touched (at least not on camera)
but fatty probably thinks that him taking a spoon out of a can of ice cream means he must eat the whole damn thing in one sitting, and that eating an oreo from the package means he has to eat the entire rest of them too. they really really don't want to accept that the difference between obese and fit isn't so much about what you eat, but more about how much of it you eat.
 
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