[ SECRET POST #2265 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2265 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

i believe this but so what? like i said i don't think having doctors be rude to you or insurance deny you is oppression by itself. when men are judged like that, i think it might fall under ableism , because the ways that theyre judged and denied help for their health problems are quite similar to the ways disabled people may be ostracized or not receive the help they need. this is also because men have to get to a much bigger weight before people judge them as less than human. lots of famous actors are on the chunky side, but people will tear apart an actress with one extra pound on her.

basically i agree with what u say but i think what you talk about in paragraph 2 is how people tend to define fatphobia, and why i think it just comes down to misogyny.