Fat Acceptance Movement / Fat Girlcows

[Lunete]

Many of the people we document here (not limited to fatties, but definitely including fatties) show a very limited/childish understanding of the life cycle of products. This is indicative of larger issues, but to keep things on topic, they see clothing and fashion in general as something that is given to them by some person in power or authority, kind of like a parent giving something to their child.
This is why you also see them saying things like "Make more plus size clothing!" or "Fat people deserve cute clothes!" They don't consider market demand, it's more about what they see as having been made available to them.

She posted a follow-up video:
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"We need", "we need", "we need".
"Gib", "gib", "gib".
You do it then, lady.

Spoiler: More of her dumb shit

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"I'm not paying an ass load of money for clothes."
And yet I'm willing to bet you'll pay extra money for food deliveries.

 

[reinhold]

Fabletics is on the boycott list even though they use Tess Holliday to shill and she can get their stuff on. I won't say it "fits" though

Dude, Athleta is on the boycott list even though we just watched Anna O'Brien stuff her monumental ass into numerous outfits from their catalog.

When you look at Anna and think "skinny privilege," it may be time to reconsider your life choices. Not that Ash would ever admit that maybe it's her incomprehensible obesity that's the real problem here.

 

[Angry New Ager]

That first video... what fat people don't seem to understand is that a skinny person can't just wear a 3x item of clothing and expect it to look good or be wearable whatsoever.

Oversized clothing meant for thin people is cut completely differently from plus sized clothing. A skinny girl can't wear a pair of plus size jeans as "oversized" without looking ridiculous because the waistband just has too much excess material to look anything but sloppy and weird. they also add some extra room in the front to accommodate a fupa, which ends up becoming an awkward fanny pack of sagging denim.

The only truly "oversize" clothes I see skinny girls wear are tops and sweaters, which are either cut that way, or they buy clothes in larger straight sizes. A woman who wears a size 8 can easily get the oversized look with a size 12 top or sweater, or a men's Medium hoodie, sweater, or flannel.

A woman who is a size 14 or 16 (XL) has to size-up into plus sizes, but we're talking an 18 or 20/2X, not megafat sizes. Skinny girls and "in-betweenie" smallfats aren't buying 3X and up clothes. They're just not. The clothes just wouldn't work on them.

And no skinny girls are sizing up on pants or leggings, because it doesn't work at all fit-wise, for the reasons you've described. They'll buy roomy, straight-cut "boyfriend jeans" in their own size, or boys'/men's jeans if they're slim enough.

I tried on some of my fat tops after losing weight and the necklines are ridiculously huge compared to normal clothing. Like a top thats supposed to have a modest neckline exposes my bra levels of large.

PL, but relevant: I'm an oddbody who is much bigger up top than on the bottom, and hates tight/clingy/revealing clothes. In straight-size tops, I wear an XL.

On size charts, a straight 16 and a plus 1X/16W are cut for women with almost identical measurements (though the 1X is usually a couple of inches bigger in the waist). But I can't buy plus-size 1X tops, because not only is the neckline crazy fucking massive, but so are the arms/armholes. According to size charts, those garments should fit me (at least in the bust/shoulders, where I'm biggest), but they don't.

It's also an issue on the rare occasions I find a plus-size garment in a thrift store worth re-making into human-size clothes: is the top/ bodice long and wide enough for me to work around the vast neckline and huge arm holes, or am I going to have to piece it?

I know there are people who actually do buy larger clothing for materials and sewing projects but they really aren't very common.

Yeah, there really aren't that many of us, because while the Venn diagram of "women who love rummaging through thrift stores" and "women who sew" does have some overlap, it's not as much as you'd think. And, frankly, buying curtains, sheets, duvet covers, unused yardage, and other whole textiles is a far easier way to acquire cheap fabric than sifting through all the ugly polyester in the plus-size section.

thrift stores probably have fewer plus items because fatties get grease stains all over them and their rolls rubbing wears them down, thus rendering them unsellable. And that's before you begin to address the smell issue.

Fats are hard on their clothes, which tend to be cheaply made and in fabrics that don't wear well. And since the bigger the fat, the poorer they tend to be, they only get rid of clothes when those clothes are at the end of their lifespan.

So that's why you rarely see anything over a 3X in thrift stores. Even if it gets donated, it's usually not in good enough condition to put up for sale. Superfats without much money are going to have much better options (and require less work to find them) at Walmart, and, depending upon the market, they might even be cheaper.

Many of the people we document here (not limited to fatties, but definitely including fatties) show a very limited/childish understanding of the life cycle of products. This is indicative of larger issues, but to keep things on topic, they see clothing and fashion in general as something that is given to them by some person in power or authority, kind of like a parent giving something to their child.
This is why you also see them saying things like "Make more plus size clothing!" or "Fat people deserve cute clothes!" They don't consider market demand, it's more about what they see as having been made available to them.

Yeah, it's pretty amazing how little politicized social media fats seem to understand about supply and demand, why businesses exist in the first place, and what they have to do to stay in business—knowledge that most people understand as a given. It is so absurdly childish, all I can do is be glad they represent a minority, are considered a joke by most normies, and that they don't wield any real power.

More of her dumb shit"
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So....wait. She's wearing a 3X t-shirt, and a 5X flannel. Why isn't she wearing a 3X flannel? If she's wearing the 5X just to get that oversized look, then she's literally stealing 5X clothes that are needed by, and thus rightfully belong to , even larger fats than herself.

What a fucking hypocrite. But hey, they all are.

 

[immigrant32]

if you call these people lolcows, than you should be called terroristcows.

 

[Crepidodera fulvicornis]

if you call these people lolcows, than you should be called terroristcows.

Oh noes, almost six months of vigorous endurance to terrorism, such a noble deed.

 

[AbraCadaver]

if you call these people lolcows, than you should be called terroristcows.

Condolences on your brain tumour.

And on being canadian.

 

[Lunete]

Seriously, how hard is it to monitor your food intake?

 

[Crybaby Xianghua]

Romance novel writers are usually hideous. A woman who has had her share of suitors in youth has no need for such literature.

The same goes for fanfiction writers. I am a ‘stereotypes exist for a reason’ kind of person, and there is a reason fangirls are stereotyped as fat. The length of a fanfic is directly proportional to the number on the scale. Exceptions are rare and often autistic instead.

But here is the thing that separates the typical Stephenie Meyer lemon authors from the wokester lemon authors:

Though the Stephenie Meyers are obeasts too, but they still make their Mary Sue self insert into a skinny, smokin' hot lookin' Stacy. So at least the Meyers have some shame in being obese, as well as a little bit of self awareness. Wokester lemon authors are self unaware and too vain to pick up on these things.

Then again, I'd rather read some cringefic like "My Inner Life" over wokester shit anyday.

 

[peetz cum sock]

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Seriously, how hard is it to monitor your food intake?

You have to ask where these thin parents who put their kids on fad diets were fucking up with their regular diets. I do feel sympathy for anyone who was a fat child. You can only fault the parents, at that age.

 

[Thomas Eugene Paris]

Punishment implies intent. The thins are not sitting in a room cackling as they inject you with diabeetus on your 10th anniversary of being a lardbarge, secure in the knowledge that they are reinforcing their own standing in the fat-thin hierarchy by making sure you are duly punished for your gluttony.

Wait, when did we stop doing this?

Shit.

 

[AbraCadaver]

Wait, when did we stop doing this?

Shit.

We don’t fucking admit to it you noob. Turn in your kale badge and report to cake-inhalation duty. You’re out of the group.

 

[RainbowStarlight]

Leave it to a HAESer fool to say boo to free shit. Bitch you ain't being punished or affected by anything for being fat with this new supposed incentive so shut the fuck up.

 

[peetz cum sock]

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Leave it to a HAESer fool to say boo to free shit. Bitch you ain't being punished or affected by anything for being fat with this new supposed incentive so shut the fuck up.

Oh, it is going to be HILARIOUS seeing the same fats who were vehemently pro-lockdown, pro-masks, pro-vaccine now reeee about how the government shouldn't be involved in the health of individuals.

 

[Swein Forkbeard]

Oh, it is going to be HILARIOUS seeing the same fats who were vehemently pro-lockdown, pro-masks, pro-vaccine now reeee about how the government shouldn't be involved in the health of individuals.

IKR. Whilst I don’t agree with the Govt tracking what people eat as it’s fucking totalitarian overreach, UK had bad Covid because we have so many hambeasts. And since hambeasts are impervious to reason once they’ve quaffed the HAES koolaid, I can understand why some spook in the 77th Brigade thinks that more coercive measures are warranted.

TBH It’s been amusing to observe the FAs’ pathetically transparent terror since March 2020. First they reeeeeee’d because they claimed that any suggestion that obesity was a Covid fatality factor was muh fatphobia. Then they had to admit it was true and they reeeeeeee’d because they were scared that they’d get sick and get triaged out of a ventilator. Then the vaccine came along and they reeeeeee’d that obesity was classed as a vulnerable group because muh fatphobia. Then they realised this would bump them to the front of the queue and all of a sudden there was much smuggery on SM. Now they’re reeeeeeee’ing again cos Govt wants to help them lose weight and therefore be less fucking vulnerable for when the next Chinese bug jumps a lab.

honestly it’s just been transparent fear, panic and cope all round.

 

[Brussels Sprout]

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Seriously, how hard is it to monitor your food intake?

This is kinda grim. I mean, she's a dumb dumb for going all in on Fat Acceptance, but if she really did have a "thin, beautiful mother" who let her get fat enough to be on diets in elementary school, that's sus. It's so weird to me when thin/average parents let their kids get fat. Kelly Lenza is porking her kids up, because of course that fat narc is, but normies should know better.

 

[rocknrollmartian]

This is kinda grim. I mean, she's a dumb dumb for going all in on Fat Acceptance, but if she really did have a "thin, beautiful mother" who let her get fat enough to be on diets in elementary school, that's sus. It's so weird to me when thin/average parents let their kids get fat. Kelly Lenza is porking her kids up, because of course that fat narc is, but normies should know better.

I'm mixed on this because I think some kids just want to eat more than others and find a way to do so starting at a young age, e.g., through after-school care, hanging out with friends, swapping food in the lunchroom, going to birthday parties and sleepovers, even finding a way to get money for vending machines or outright stealing food. Inactive kids can get chubby on a few extra snacks or desserts a week. Also, some well-meaning parents overfeed their kids with healthy foods, seemingly forgetting that CICO still matters.

But yeah, parents ultimately still have to monitor and control their kids' intake and look out for overeating and bingeing behaviors. There are also many ways to feed a child healthy foods in healthy amounts without calling it a diet or making it a miserable experience. It seems like a lot of people's parents handled nutrition and portion control badly or in a punitive or dramatic fashion, but FA is so full of whining perpetual victims that it's hard for me to tell what's real and what's BS. Regardless, once someone is in her twenties (or thirties+, lol), her behavior and mindset are her own responsibility.

 

[NoReturn]

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Leave it to a HAESer fool to say boo to free shit. Bitch you ain't being punished or affected by anything for being fat with this new supposed incentive so shut the fuck up.

Oh, it is going to be HILARIOUS seeing the same fats who were vehemently pro-lockdown, pro-masks, pro-vaccine now reeee about how the government shouldn't be involved in the health of individuals.

Bunch of big fat hypocrites. The lot of 'em.

 

[Daisy]

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Leave it to a HAESer fool to say boo to free shit. Bitch you ain't being punished or affected by anything for being fat with this new supposed incentive so shut the fuck up.

The government tracking people's food intake and exercise is fucking creepy and smacks of 1984-esque Big Brothering. Obesity is bad and needs to be dealt with but that should be a doctor's domain. They've studied this shit, they know how the body works and what foods make you healthy or unhealthy. The government getting involved wouldn't change anything, especially if all they're offering is free shit to people who follow the rules.

But leave it to a HAES cow to stink it up by whining and making it all about her.

 

[Haesindang Park]

The government tracking people's food intake and exercise is fucking creepy and smacks of 1984-esque Big Brothering. Obesity is bad and needs to be dealt with but that should be a doctor's domain. They've studied this shit, they know how the body works and what foods make you healthy or unhealthy. The government getting involved wouldn't change anything, especially if all they're offering is free shit to people who follow the rules.

But leave it to a HAES cow to stink it up by whining and making it all about her.

Well this is the UK we are talking about. The NHS is funded by tax money so there's got to be some downsides to this. In the end, free stuff comes with prices too.

 

[thejackal]

You can guess the size of this 28 year old "with no health issues" who died of COVID.