🍗 Deathfat Fat Acceptance Movement / Fat Girlcows

I love it how "being a few kilos overweight is completely ok" has changed into "it's completely healthy to be 50 kilos overweight! Omg STOP BODYSHAMING ME!" I have yet to see how being morbidly obese is so fucking liberating and great. They all seem bitter, unhappy, sickly and depressed. Not a good selling point, sis.
They get to eat chips all day and have other people wipe their asses for them, though, so who’s to say whether it’s good or bad.
 
Is 1-2 lbs a week still considered “healthy weight loss” if you’re 300lbs?

Her TDEE is somewhere around 3.5K calories and she says she's aiming for around 1800 calories a day, so not really. If she was really eating 1.8K a day she'd be losing about 4 lbs a week. Until she gets down to 250 or so she shouldn't be having this hard of a time. She's already basically stalled out above 300. I give her some credit for getting down from 350.
 
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This annoying sack of try-hard feminist flesh called Jess Teacakes (real name: Jessica Sue Takacs) used to have a Youtube channel but has since purged it of its content except for the intro video:
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^She wore size 36 leggings five years ago. She's much fatter now, so...

She worked for Big Cuties for a long time under the name Jae:
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Anyway, she used to be in a quasi-normal relationship with a nerdy "fat-admiring" but otherwise stable dude who was some sort of biologist, I think. I guess she's now kweer and obnoxiously woke and in a relationship with another genderspecial attention whore on top of being 600+ pounds. Her poor kid.
 
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Intuitive Eating might have made sense in 1995, but it's 2021 and there's no more "this food isn't special anymore" to these Constantly Online fatties who not only want to eat all their cool limited edition Oreos or show off the $7 frappucino on Instagram, but who see being overweight as one of their selling points and a notch on the ol' oppression belt.

ETA: Old fat chair lady is cool though.
 
This annoying sack of try-hard feminist flesh called Jess Teacakes (real name: Jessica Sue Takacs) used to have a Youtube channel but has since purged it of its content except for the intro video:
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^She wore size 36 leggings five years ago. She's much fatter now, so...

She worked for Big Cuties for a long time under the name Jae:

Anyway, she used to be in a quasi-normal relationship with a nerdy "fat-admiring" but otherwise stable dude who was some sort of biologist, I think. I guess she's now kweer and obnoxiously woke and in a relationship with another genderspecial attention whore on top of being 600+ pounds. Her poor kid.
How is this a human body and how does it fold in half above the ass????

How does the ass practically go down the knees in the nude photo?

Sorry man, my optic nerve is glitching out.
 
Intuitive Eating might have made sense in 1995, but it's 2021 and there's no more "this food isn't special anymore" to these Constantly Online fatties who not only want to eat all their cool limited edition Oreos or show off the $7 frappucino on Instagram, but who see being overweight as one of their selling points and a notch on the ol' oppression belt.

ETA: Old fat chair lady is cool though.
Isn't "intuitive eating" just an excuse to binge eat for these fatties? Mostly every video I see about that trend is just landwhales binging some sugary or fatty food in insane amounts while proudly proclaiming, "my body needed it". Like no, bitch no. Your body doesn't need an entire box of jelly donuts or a pint of ice cream washed down with Starbucks Frappuccino's flavoured with diabetes.

Idk, it just feels like they're subverting what was at the core a good idea - as in, not restricting any particular type of food.
From personal experience, I had avoided quite a few types of food when dieting hard, and sure, it worked, but eating bread or a square of dark chocolate won't make you gain any weight if you do it in moderation.

Either way, it's hilarious to watch #thicktok metaphorically spit on the definition of the word "intuitive". What is "intuitive" is drinking water, and trying not to die of obesity-related pathologies come 45.
 
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