Link to thread:

https://old.reddit.com/r/ActualLesbiansOver25/comments/1eprdyf/you_dont_have_to_be_thinner_prettier_or_more/

JUST FRICKING LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THAT CHONKER HOLY SHIT

Maybe if he did less trips to Mc D's they wouldn't have to beg for donations

Link in question

https://old.reddit.com/r/polyamory/comments/1elaklw/how_to_handle_feelings_of_inadequacy_your_metas/lgrcf5d/?context=8

>Anyways, we were pulling out the parking lot,admittedly I was in the center of the pull out spot, where people can come in and out.

Lmao

Here is the thread to laugh at them

https://old.reddit.com/r/Seattle/comments/1ej9hmw/to_the_sunflower_thief/

Was reading attached and trying to figure out what "grossophobic" meant. Apparently it is a form of ableism and stigmatization towards people of size.

https://world.edu/in-adolescence-this-grossophobia-that-does-damage/

In 2019, the term "grossophobia" entered the French dictionary. The Larousse definition states that this is an "attitude of stigmatization, discrimination towards obese or overweight people".

They will shit talk America about every aspect except the one that actually kills the most people

I'm a type 2 diabetic, and my glucose levels got SO MUCH more stable when I stopped my IF experiment (which I was doing on my doctor's advice in the first place). People in the IF world love to say that it is virtually a cure for diabetes, but it made my symptoms much worse. I'd be all about MF covering it.

If you kept at it a little longer than maybe your type 2 wouldn't be such an issue

It's crazy how people think there is something special about IF that makes you lose weight when it's literally just cutting calories and starving yourself lmao. I would be super interested in an episode diving into the research and stats.

Cutting calories does make you lose weight though, also hungry and starving are two different things to none obese people.

And if you dare be the voice of reason to these people, you will be attacked. This and an anti diet sub have been the only safe places I've found on Reddit. I was always under the impression that IF had some sort of magical power b/c people always say they eat whatever they want but it turns out it's just the calorie deficit created by eating in a certain window that makes them lose weight. I'm sure it works for some and I'm happy for them but I can see how it can also become very disordered.

Go to weight loss subreddit and preach about pseudoscience to people, and get mad when they call you out on it.

Link if you want to mess with the user

https://old.reddit.com/r/atheism/comments/1edbebn/christian_snowflakes_melting_over_olympics/lfi3kna/?context=8

>spend decades gaslamping the public

>"We can't just eat less!"

>"I eat almost nothing and still gain weight!"

>new miracle drug comes out

>Its effect is literally making you want to eat less

>THIS HAS CURED MY OBESITY!

What do they mean by this? Do they not see how this reflects badly on them?

I am genuinely curious, has anyone pointed this out?