[ SECRET POST #4645 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4645 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You really genuinely think telling a fat person to eat a salad is purely friendly and altruistic?

[(Anonymous)]

When it's said by a parent to their child, absolutely. My grandparents are obese - grandpa got diabetes and grandma's legs gave in. What do you think they keep telling me every day since their health problems began? To eat healthy, so that I won't have to suffer what they are suffering. And it's a damn good advice!

[(Anonymous)]

Your experiences are not universal.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe if Thor was a stranger and it was none of her business.

Newflash, being fat is not healthy and no amount of screaming fatshaming is going to change that.

[(Anonymous)]

Newsflash, health and weight aren't actually direct correlations. Being as beefed up as Thor normally is ALSO is unhealthy for a human, as it requires an unnatural diet and exercise regiment that stresses out the body like whoa.

A healthy human body generally has a degree of fat to it. That's just biology.

nayrt

[(Anonymous)]

You know Thor isn’t actually human, right?

Re: nayrt

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT Yeah, so him not having a six-pack should have zero impact on his health anyway, right?

[(Anonymous)]

The type of beer belly that Thor had in the movie is insanely unhealthy though. Much more than a high protein diet for bulking up muscle.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes they are.
Being overweight doesn't mean you're unhealthy. Being obese? Yes it's unhealthy, so way around it.

[(Anonymous)]

Thor wasn't obese.

[(Anonymous)]

IMO, it's more complicated than that. You don't say these things to a stranger, no. But parents who are concerned about their kid's welfare and tell them to eat something healthy isn't child abuse. It's not sensitive or tactful, but nothing is said about Thor's weight. It's a reminder - from his mother who loves him, who he loves and trusts and values - to eat healthy, because there's nothing wrong with a healthy diet.