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Got recipes, fitness tips, or questions on health and fitness?
Do you love fatlogic and want to tell the world?
Have you lost weight and want to tell us how you did it?
This is the time and place.
I hate the rethoric of a size 0 being "an ultra skinny size" because for this same logic a size 30 is an "ultra fatty size" but god forbid, skinny shaming is absolutely legit here.
Edit: body shaming is wrong when it goes both ways.
More projection and coping! This one pissed me off for a lot of reasons. Defense of feedism, whatever, it's gross and sacrifices (mostly) women's health for (mostly) men's pleasure. Not pearl-clutching to say so.
Just ridiculous that they call fitness a cult and "brainwashing" when the Fat Acceptance movement acts far more like a cult. From the science denialism to treating those who leave like they've died to sweeping the actual deaths of their influencers under the rug to support their narrative.
No one said the only alternative to being overweight/obese was being skinny/starving, but they can only think in absolutes. Fat people can be, and often are, malnourished. Obligatory fascism accusation.
Fatlogic in real life getting you down?
Is your family telling you you're looking too thin?
Are people at work bringing you donuts?
Did your beer drinking neighbor pat his belly and tell you "It's all muscle?"
If you hear one more thing about starvation mode will you scream?
Let it all out. We understand.
My completely useless masters degree was in film theory, but even I know that the reason BMI and diabetes risk cut-offs are different for South Asians has bugger all to do with discrimination. It's much like how a lot of East Asians experience facial flushing after drinking alcohol. My god, how dense can one person be?
Is it harder to lose weight with PCOS? Probably. Does it mean the average person can't lose weight on 800-1200 kcal while having the condition? Highly doubt it