metalheadsforblacklivesmatter:
the answer is that they don’t want fat people to exist, period. not in restaurants, not in the gym, not on the bus next to them. nowhere. they want you to be born skinny, or cease to exist. it’s never been about health or exercise. they don’t care about fat people point blank.
I don’t get harassing fat people that exercise.
“Ew… you’re fat.”
Do you want them to not be fat? Then maybe let them exercise.
(Also Lizzo is fat and like in amazing shape compared to most skinny people. So like fat people can be healthy.)
(Double also. Not everyone is capable of a healthy body and shaming fat people in the name of “health” is not only fatphobic, but abelist.)
But to the initial point of the post. You shame fat people got being fat. Want them to lose weight. The exercise is kinda necessary for most fat people to lose weight. So maybe just let them exercise.
-fae
therein lies the problem, of course. they want us to exercise, but not around them. they want us to hide our struggles and journeys and shame, only to emerge when the ‘transformation’ is complete.
because if they had to deal with us in the thick of it, they’d have to see us struggling and working, and see our bodies moving.
and they are very, very uncomfortable with our bodies.
My fat body is no one else’s business. No one has the right to tell me to do anything with it. And it doesn’t matter how people feel about that or about my size. There have always been fat bodies all throughout history. Body shaming needs to fucking stop. Why is it that I make straight sized people uncomfortable when I sit next to them? That shouldn’t be a thing that happens. It’s all so disgusting and disheartening.



















