Polls: Health & Fitness

Some parts of the US actually made it illegal to discriminate based on weight. There are people who say they do feel discriminated based on their size.
Do you agree with weight being a protected class by law? Do you think this law should apply everywhere, and not just parts of the US?
I'm curious as to how others see this issue.

I personally don't know. I mean, yea I hate the fact that people mistreat overweight people so much that a law is even required. Not sure if I fully agree because unlike the other protected classes, weight can for most people, be controlled. But even then, why should a person have to control their appearance to not be discriminated against?
I also don't really like having the law have to threaten us to treat people who are different like human beings. I'd prefer if people weren't fucking assholes and treated those who are different like actual human beings, with no law telling us to do so. But that's not the world we live in yet, thanks a lot assholes.
Not sure about this.

Thoughts? :)

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Make Fat Discrimination Illegal.

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Don't make Fat Discrimination Illegal

Simple, really, which of these girls would you go for, body-wise:

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I am thin, thigh gap, abs, high metabolism etc.
I have always been thankful I can easily manage my weight. I also jog in the morning, although I don not have to. I was wondering if thin people ever got bullied for being thin?

Well today I decided to give up junk food and wondered if it was a bad idea. So I asked here, on the internet!

I was just wondering, is my body okay? Am I unattractive?

What kind of milk is tastier by your opinion?

I was a candy striper at a hospital in SF where they specialized in hernias mostly guys, but females were admitted because they get hernias too, which I didn't know at that time. Female patients all got private and semi private rooms. The guys all got like dorms with almost no privacy.
In the morning the nurses and PAs all descended on the rooms and shaved everyone for pre-op. There were a few male nurses, but maybe 1%. At 14 Yo I was allowed to walk in and out of the guys dorms and see EVERYTHING.
I'm just wondering how you would feel under those vulnerable circumstances?

I know I'm not the only one but it is a tad bit weird. I won't get it from being on a rollercoaster or on a long and curvy road but in video games my eyes can't handle so much movement. It won'g happen after a couple of mins on most games that have too much eye movement. One that would get me all the time was Grand Theft Auto, any version of that game. Do you know anyone else like this? I don't care if it sounds weird, I like playing video game or I should say used to but I hate the feeling of dizziness and wanting to throw up after a while.

I have one tatt on my backside, below bikini line. Not likely to get any more, at least not too visible.