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The popular trend these days is to celebrate curvaciousness, which is great because all body types are beautiful and in the past larger women have been fat shamed. However, while lifting the spirits of larger women, the whole campaign of accepting this body type has started making more slender women feel bad, when phrases like 'real men go for curves, only dogs like bones' are being used. SO, just a question... do guys really feel that slender girls are ugly?

I hate my job at McDon's. Its making me no longer feel like a healthy 17yr old girl. Every night that my head hits the pillow I'm just miserable knowing that I have another day of work to face when I wake up. There are 4 specific co-workers at my job who like to get on my case & harrass me as often as possible, & tbh having to work alongside one bich would have been enough. It's not to the point where I can complain to a manager, but still, I hate having to b in the same proximity as them because they r always pointing out my mistakes in the harshest/strictest way possible. Perhaps if I was working in the kitchen I would b alright, but no... they always throw new employees into the dining room where all the inconsiderate customers are. I know it doesn't sound difficult, but trust me, once you've been hunched over for a full 8 hours mopping, sweeping, wiping down tables, tying garbage bags, lifting heavy stacks of trays, excetra... eventually u start to feel like u need a chiropractor. All the strain is being put on my back & wrists, and by working full time it means there is no healing time inbetween. Every shift is adding more pain and damage to the previous shift. Now of course, the worst part is there is nothing sanitary about this job. Having to take multiple trips to the dumpster is bad enough, but don't even get me started with having to clean up a kids puke! There is another store within the same plaza (not a fast food place), called Bed Bath & Beyond. Of course when I had initially applied to this retail position I didn't have any prior experience listed on my resume so I ultimately did not hear back from them. (Mcdonalds is basically the only entry job out there anymore because most companies don't trust immature teenagers with blanks on their resume) Perhaps now that I've worked at McDonald's (aka McHell) for about a month, do u think they will want me? They must b pretty desperate because they have organised and on the spot interview/hiring day.