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Things that s**t me: Articles essentially preaching overweight models/people/lifestyles because it's 'fat shaming' not to.
I don't care if this post is controversial. I focus a s**t load on what I eat. I go on a calorie restriction if I gain a little weight. I exercise. I don't need to be told crap like 'This is the new female. This is the new average size.' and made to feel guilty because I don't think being unhealthy is okay. If it's your individual choice to eat crap like McDonalds every night, fine, none of my business, but I'm sick to death of the media/third-parties justifying it as though it's acceptable. It's not.
When I do in fact lose weight - through healthy calorie restriction and increased exercise, all my girlfriends feel the need to tell me to accept myself and love myself for who I am. I can do all of that, without needing to be overweight. It's such a stupid mindset that supposedly the two are mutually exclusive. Don't even get me started on how outrageous it is to tell someone they're too big, while thinking it's okay to tell someone they're losing too much weight or are 'too skinny'.
It's not rocket science. Being 'too busy' or eating clean is 'too expensive' is all crap. Just go to a ******* gym. Can't afford it? Fine, go buy $10 weights at target and work out somewhere in your home. This generation is full of excuses. *
*unless the person in question has a legitimate medical issue that somehow physically hinders their ability to exercise.
I don't care if this post is controversial. I focus a s**t load on what I eat. I go on a calorie restriction if I gain a little weight. I exercise. I don't need to be told crap like 'This is the new female. This is the new average size.' and made to feel guilty because I don't think being unhealthy is okay. If it's your individual choice to eat crap like McDonalds every night, fine, none of my business, but I'm sick to death of the media/third-parties justifying it as though it's acceptable. It's not.
When I do in fact lose weight - through healthy calorie restriction and increased exercise, all my girlfriends feel the need to tell me to accept myself and love myself for who I am. I can do all of that, without needing to be overweight. It's such a stupid mindset that supposedly the two are mutually exclusive. Don't even get me started on how outrageous it is to tell someone they're too big, while thinking it's okay to tell someone they're losing too much weight or are 'too skinny'.
It's not rocket science. Being 'too busy' or eating clean is 'too expensive' is all crap. Just go to a ******* gym. Can't afford it? Fine, go buy $10 weights at target and work out somewhere in your home. This generation is full of excuses. *
*unless the person in question has a legitimate medical issue that somehow physically hinders their ability to exercise.
