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hipstertitlehere:

I have nothing against fat people, and, I’ll seem like a bitch for this, but, your size 22 isn’t “glorious”. It’s fat.

*cough* Uhm, for the record, there’s a difference between “curves” and “rolls of fat”, for those defending those with “curves”.
Also, no, a size 22 isn’t “glamorous”. It is dangerous to their health. People like those commenting & agreeing are part of the reason so many people ARE big and think there’s no problem.
I’m not saying you have to be a twig, but, uhm… Yeah. Fat isn’t cute. (And, yes, that’s what it is. FAT. Not saying the person isn’t cute, but, all of that extra stuff on them sure isn’t.)

Just saying.

WHAT IF THEY HAVE A HEALTH PROBLEM 

I agree with the above person saying that a size 22 isn’t “glorious”, but only because it isn’t healthy. Being that big can really hurt a person. But they should still be able to feel comfortable in their own skin. Some people just can’t lose weight, or have a health problem they may not be able to fix, that causes them to not be able to lose it. The problem with our society is that they only portray women and girls as skinny little twigs, which causes normal girls to be so self conscious and develop eating problems. My little sister is 7, and asked me if I thought she was fat. Now, bigger people can still be pretty. Just because someone has some extra weight doesn’t mean they’re ugly. Unhealthy, maybe, but not ugly. Plus, it’s what’s on the inside that really counts. - Sounds cheesy, I know. But just being honest. Anyway, I’m done with my little rant. Lol.

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