[ SECRET POST #6349 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6349 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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07. [WARNING for discussion of weight loss/potentially EDs]




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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

A) I don't see this anywhere. What are you watching?
B) You're not the main character of the world. Most people are more harmed by fat exclusion/phobia than fat inclusivity.

Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

They are the main character of their own show (aka their life) amd are allowed to be upset about things. This type of reply is incredibly dismissive and pretty insulting.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

They can be upset about it, but they're the curator of their own experience. There are 50 bazillion shows that make fun of fat people and say only thin people are worth anything. They can go watch those instead of assuming that all messaging in every show is directed at them personally.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

Newsflash, asshole, not being comfortable with obesity being glorified (especially when you're fat and have health complications because of it) is not the same as wanting fat people to get mocked. But it's not surprising you are unable to be aware that there are not just two extremes to everything.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

People who go around making complaints about seeing "obesity glorified" everywhere are in fact usually exactly the kind of people who like it when fat people are mocked. Because obesity is not glorified: at best it's portrayed neutrally. Generally, only someone who thinks a thing deserves less respect than neutrality would look at a neutral portrayal and interpret it as glorification.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

Nope, I'm fat myself, asshole. And it very much is glorified in some spaces, especially by influencers and ad campaigns.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

It's definitely just you, asshole. You definitely think neutrality = glorification. You need an attitude adjustment STAT.

Asshole.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

Nope, but thanks for playing, fuckhead. You probably just don't want to see the actual cases of glorification because it's much more comfortable to pretend they don't exist.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

Pics or it didn't happen, shitstain. No one else in this thread knows of any. I'm sure we would all love to see it.

I won't hold my breath.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

Show just fucking one. I would really like to be glorified once in awhile.

Re: Re B)

[(Anonymous)]

DA

And pretty funny, considering you've got someone going "this is so important and good, because it benefits me (and some group I belong to), but if you disagree for your own personal reasons, shut up with that selfishness!"