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Originally Posted by ranchlandsselling
I don't agree with this at all.
I think it's subjective to the person hearing it. Part of being human is to learn to accept what/who you are. For some people that are "fat" and whether or not that is by choice they have to find a way to accept that. Part of accepting oneself also means accepting there's people out there that are mean/cruel and would say things to people with connotations and others that might be saying them without. There’s a fine line to walk between being sensitive to others and being just down right sensitive. If you want to change who you are you should do it because you believe that change is the right thing for you. Screw changing because YOU think people think less of you.
Generally people are their own worst enemies. It’s your choice how you react to what someone says. My feelings are generally my own responsibility and how I deal with those feelings is also my responsibility. I wondered about posting the article at all because of the “connotations” of it, but then figured what the heck, I don’t have any issues with the size of people and I’m not posting this to laugh at “fat” people. If someone interprets it that way, so be it, not really my problem.
If I say I'm fat I'm not suggesting I'm a lazy disgusting sloth. And sloths are cute, not disgusting so lets leave them out of this!
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Because YOU don't have any issues with the "size" of people, this then means people who hear the term "fat" "fatty" "fatso" should just grow a thicker skin and stop being offended by such terms that describe them as they really are..
Certainly not my problem, just those Fatties that need to get over it and appreciate the fact "I" don't have an issue with the word "fat" so they obviously should not either.
Spoken from a person who has never had weight issues....
