It does appear to be that way, yes. I’m happy with my figure (naturally slim) and I find myself complimenting other women in things I like about them. Another woman I work with is overweight and needs a lot of attention to feel validated (not saying being overweight is the cause of that) but she’s always criticising other women’s figures etc.
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Nah, they're just tired of people trying to normalize and glorify unhealthy behaviors.
Some are sure, but I mainly think you’re dealing with someone who is insensitive to people’s feelings.
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I'm not ashamed of my image, I own it. I'm the way I am because of the choices I've made. I don't however support people who try and deny reality and force others to do so as well. If your overweight that's not healthy. No amount of political might and shaming will ever change that fact. Truth is inflexible and non negotiable. It is or is not.
(Ps: both women and men judge on appearance. Its how we estimate threat, health, emotional state and attractiveness of the person in question. We are all humans its how we do!)
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- Mr. BrickI think the just want to encourage an healthy life. But are socially clumsily and appear as rude.
The bad ones are those who shame other aspects of the body, parts which can't be changed. Like height, chest, genitals. They get gratification from the suffering of others. Making others weaker gives them more subjects.Usually yes. They are insecure or unhappy in some way, and that goes for both males and females.
I found that when I was insecure or not in a good place I had a lot of opinions of other peoples physical appearance and lives.I think it depends on what is meant by "body shaming."
If it is telling a overweight person that they need to lose weight, then I think telling them as much shows a level of concern for said overweight person rather than them simply "body shaming" them.There is always a reason why someone will shame anyone because they are not comfortable from within and they want to make the others feel as close to what they feel
No, because being obese or a skeleton is not healthy. And a lot of people are trying to present it as normal or acceptable in today's society. If you are talking about something else, then okay.
I don't think thats necessarily the case.
All we've done is replace the words. It's kinda like a person saying dang instead of damn, frick instead of fuck, etc. We all know what they mean. So eventually the word curvy will be a form of body shaming. My point being, we all have eyes. We notice. No matter what we call it, we still know what it means.Ugh, any honest comment is “body shaming” these days though
I'm not ashamed of just how people see me, I despise myself by how unwanted I am. My hobbies and job a just drugs at this point-- burying myself in distractions from how starved for intimacy I am. But fuck it who cares, I'm just 0's and 1's bitching about my tiny problems
I usually care because its hard to be friends with someone and anytime you want to shoot hoops or go hiking or shit do some serious sports they can't do it with you. And nobody say fatties can hike. The speed and distance fat people "hike" is not the same as a fit person. y'all just walk to the trail from the parking lot and then get back in the car. I mean i want to legit hike miles up a mountain.
Depends what is considered body shaming. Encouraging obese people to eat healthier wouldn’t be considered body shaming
Yes and no. I always find it funny butt ugly guys calling girls ugly. Have a look at yourself in the mirror.
While I never call anyone ugly, I also don’t tell them it’s okay to be fat.
Fat is not healthy and that is not body shaming.The idea that someone being an out of shape blob is something to be proud of baffles me. Not all body shapes are equal, and we do a grave disservice by teaching it.
Of course, whether it's fat shaming or fit shaming, it's the same underlying cause. They are afraid of your potential cause it shows them how far behind they are. So they become insecure and try to pull you down.
No, they're just self entitled and think that their opinion translates into what should be society's standards.
Both yes and no.
In some cases absolutely.
In other cases no.
Tk many reasons why someone body shame if it really is body shaming at all since to many misuse it because they doesn't like what they did say.Not at all
Sometimes their definition of overweight/underweight us vastly wrong
But other times they are mostly just concerned about the other person.
Being overweight/underweight is unhealthy.Omg... No... Don't ask questions like this. This is so no I am afraid of what to think about it.
Sometimes, other times shamers simple have an very high standards.
Or they just care about the well being of the society.
Overweight people need to lose weight, underweight people need to gain some.
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