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And bread. Why the fuck is there chopped up french bread from walmart?? (I'd recognize that lego-esque bottom texture anywhere, shits worse than subway bread.)
Those croutons also look a lot like breakfast potatoes. You know the ones, that are cubed in diners?
I also only (barely) see what looks like iceberg, where's the fresh spinach, kale, red cabbage? Like I understand not liking a lot of veggies (I don't like cucumber or celery but love the smell) but colorful things at least make it appetizing! Shouldn't your "healthy" food at least make you hungry looking at it?
Also you could make such a better fucking "salad" that's bad for you and tastes 20x better. McDonalds' apple cranberry salad looks (and tastes) significantly better, so does raspberry vinegarrette and that shits horrible for you.
How often does Evie show her food? I know typically there’s not a whole lot of room left in the frame for anything else in her selfies. Is she… bragging about eating a “salad”? That salad? My mouth burns just looking at it.
I’ve read that feeders dream of making their partners immobile, so once that happens they have no more use for them.
I’d love to see some posts from that group FWIW.
I’ll see what I can do, but busy this weekend and it may take a while because it is area-based, so I would have to redact the hell out of the group name, local references, etc. and I know Kiwis like to see through redactions.
That's iceberg lettuce which is really just crunchy water, cheese, loads of dressing, croutons and bacon bits.
A salad should have bright colors from the veggies. dark green from the lettuce bits, a light vinaigrette that adds flavor but not tons of fat or calories not that beige monstrosity she's proudly eating.
I’ve read that feeders dream of making their partners immobile, so once that happens they have no more use for them.
I’d love to see some posts from that group FWIW.
Oh no that is 100% what feeders want. To be the sole caretaker of somebody so fat they need to rely on them for everything. It gives them a sense of power and agency that they otherwise lack. It's really fucked up because I remember finding out about these guys and visiting a forum for them and how obvious they were about fattening these women up to the point where they'd be dependent on them. One guy was going step by step how he'd do it and it was just... heart breaking how evil some of these people are.
Oh no that is 100% what feeders want. To be the sole caretaker of somebody so fat they need to rely on them for everything. It gives them a sense of power and agency that they otherwise lack. It's really fucked up because I remember finding out about these guys and visiting a forum for them and how obvious they were about fattening these women up to the point where they'd be dependent on them. One guy was going step by step how he'd do it and it was just... heart breaking how evil some of these people are.
That’s not what they want it’s what they jerk off to. Men are not caregivers. As soon as pornography hits reality the rubber hits the road and they are out like evie.
Oh God I just had flashbacks of that bizarre video she had posted where she was trolling her haters and was covered in sliced American cheese or some shit...I think my brain is/was trying to repress those images.
***edit*** if I have to be triggered so do all of yall. Cheese bukkake
Also, bravo Danielle. You sure showed us
That is the archetypal deathfat salad. When you hear a deathfat mooing about how they love salads, and eat them so often? This is the salad they're talking about. Fried carbs; cheese; fatty, salty meat; with the whole mess swimming in bottled dressing (usually Ranch or blue cheese).
Some of the fancier deathfats will use better lettuce and add a few more colorful veggies, or they'll use a "light" dressing (where added sugar and sodium make up for the reduced oil) but this is the basic template.
That is the archetypal deathfat salad. When you hear a deathfat mooing about how they love salads, and eat them so often? This is the salad they're talking about. Fried carbs; cheese; fatty, salty meat; with the whole mess swimming in bottled dressing (usually Ranch or blue cheese).
Some of the fancier deathfats will use better lettuce and add a few more colorful veggies, or they'll use a "light" dressing (where added sugar and sodium make up for the reduced oil) but this is the basic template.
Evie can't possibly pull all that out of the fridge and throw it together herself, right? Is her husband/boyfriend/feeder creating that slop and bringing it to her bed? Does she get mad if he forgets to cover every inch in croutons? Does she get an extra serving when he's feeling frisky?
I completely glossed over this post earlier by accident. Of course he's wearing a sweater with some kind of trans rights shit on it. He's with Splotchy. Of fucking course he is. Splotch has to be one of my favorite fatcows right now, only rivalled by Jordan Underwood. They share so many similarities regarding their compulsion to cry online about fatphobia and accessibility.
Evie can't possibly pull all that out of the fridge and throw it together herself, right? Is her husband/boyfriend/feeder creating that slop and bringing it to her bed? Does she get mad if he forgets to cover every inch in croutons? Does she get an extra serving when he's feeling frisky?
That’s not what they want it’s what they jerk off to. Men are not caregivers. As soon as pornography hits reality the rubber hits the road and they are out like evie.
Those faggots are into it. But they get off on the fact that she needs them and all they have to do is say, "no" and she's unable to do anything including get food.
In the end it's a power trip. He makes her suck his dick when he wants because there's no way he's going to fuck her. And if she gets uppity he threatens to leave her there alone for the night and come back the next day.
So still being worried about COVID isn't bad, is her basic thesis. I love when she just goes off the rails in this though with all the identities she can think of - "we are not going to just diagnose -especially not- queer people, poor, disabled, immunocompromised, black, indigenous people".
Did I miss the research where queer people are more impacted by COVID?
She also claims COVID causes many health issues including cancer and dementia! Brief googling indicates that there hasn't been enough time to know if COVID can increase cancer risk, and that COVID doesn't cause dementia, but like any other infection, the inflammation can make symptoms more apparent.
So still being worried about COVID isn't bad, is her basic thesis. I love when she just goes off the rails in this though with all the identities she can think of - "we are not going to just diagnose -especially not- queer people, poor, disabled, immunocompromised, black, indigenous people".
Did I miss the research where queer people are more impacted by COVID?
She also claims COVID causes many health issues including cancer and dementia! Brief googling indicates that there hasn't been enough time to know if COVID can increase cancer risk, and that COVID doesn't cause dementia, but like any other infection, the inflammation can make symptoms more apparent.
I laughed at her claim that COVID causes diabetes. Splotch is too dense to understand that just because there may be a link between type 2 diabetes and COVID-19, that doesn't mean that COVID-19 directly causes type 2 diabetes. Splotch and her buzzwords. "Queer, poor, disabled, marginalized, black, brown, immunocompromised, oppressed, indigenous, blind, deaf, and dumb people." Can we think of any more to add to this list? I sure as fuck can't.
I was curious about this claim in particular because I could not fathom how it could possibly have any truth to it, and wondered if there could be; I'm not sure if anyone cares, but here, have some shit I found on the website for the United States National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney diseases. It's a government website, so I'd hope it's a reliable source. Please note I'm not a doctor, just a retard who arguably knows how to use the Internet.
Copy-pasted from here, published on June 28th, 2023: Q: What do we know about new-onset diabetes after having COVID-19?
A: We have seen about a 60% increase in risk for new-onset diabetes in people who had COVID-19, usually type 2, compared with people who never had COVID-19. A study of over 181,000 U.S. veteransNIH external link showed that those who had COVID-19 had a 40% higher risk of new diabetes, compared with controls, after 1 year. And one meta-analysisNIH external link showed a 66% higher risk of new-onset diabetes in people who had COVID-19, compared with those who didn’t.
But other cohort studies suggest there’s not a big increase in post-COVID diabetes, and that it is only observed in hospitalized patients. Clearly, this topic warrants further study. It’s possible that early in the pandemic, people weren’t getting regular medical care and had diabetes that wasn’t diagnosed until later. That raises the question of whether COVID-19 really caused their diabetes. Still, based on a consistent increase in incident diabetes in many cohorts across the globe, we should anticipate that global diabetes incidence will be higher after the pandemic.
Q: What are the risk factors for developing post-COVID diabetes?
A: In the veterans studyNIH external link, the more severe the COVID-19, the greater the risk and burden of diabetes. But even people who’d had mild COVID-19 infections were more likely to develop diabetes than those who’d never had COVID-19.
Beyond that, the classic diabetes risk factors—obesity and overweight, family history, physical inactivity, and so on—are important.
In general, COVID-19 vaccination appears to be a protective factor that lowers the risk of developing incident diabetes after COVID-19 for all people. There is some notably interesting information regarding the "underlying mechanisms" that could explain the link between the two, but it's a lot of text and I linked the website page, so you should be able to look at it yourself if it interests you.
Can we stop and take a moment to consider the fact that this link between type 2 diabetes and COVID-19 - not type 1, the kind that cannot be cured or prevented - could be explained by the simple fact that people were cooped up in their home, potentially bedridden for weeks at the height of the pandemic if they were unlucky enough to catch the coof, and were possibly using food as a way to cope with either their illness, the grave health or loss of a family member(s), or the mental/emotional effects of a global pandemic and national quarantine?
Another explanation could be that COVID-19 has irreversible effects on a person's lungs and reduces their capability for exercise or physical activity, rigorous or not, and people who already weren't looking after their health have it catching up to them big time now that they're unable to burn off excess calories with physical activity.
Splotchmaker is fat and I would not have sex with her.