Everything we know about obesity is right. Decades of medical research > the fantasy world designed to assuage hurt feelings.
This feels like phase 2 of the plan. First was to try and convince society that "every [woman] is beautiful". Now it's a variation of the Chewbacca defense to confuse people regarding obesity and health. Not everyone who is obese dies early, how do you know, are you her doctor? Etcetera.
It all really comes down to how our society raises women to think of themselves as unaccountable, beautiful princesses yet strong, independent women. Anyone who criticizes them is doing some form of -shaming.
This narcissism rears it's ugly head when it shows how bitter these women are that they aren't at the top of the SMV food chain (pun intended). Like all of these articles, this one has an obese woman complain about how people look at her when she's with her thin boyfriend. Sure, it's a crime to not find obese women attractive, but she likes thin guys![[Image: dodgy.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/dodgy.gif)
Women who are not loved and 'chased' (the word used by the fat girl from that Louie episode) by desirable men, face rejection, and have to deal with the outcomes, congratulations. You are now like 99% of men. The difference is the world expects us to deal with it and adapt accordingly, as it should.
This feels like phase 2 of the plan. First was to try and convince society that "every [woman] is beautiful". Now it's a variation of the Chewbacca defense to confuse people regarding obesity and health. Not everyone who is obese dies early, how do you know, are you her doctor? Etcetera.
It all really comes down to how our society raises women to think of themselves as unaccountable, beautiful princesses yet strong, independent women. Anyone who criticizes them is doing some form of -shaming.
This narcissism rears it's ugly head when it shows how bitter these women are that they aren't at the top of the SMV food chain (pun intended). Like all of these articles, this one has an obese woman complain about how people look at her when she's with her thin boyfriend. Sure, it's a crime to not find obese women attractive, but she likes thin guys
Women who are not loved and 'chased' (the word used by the fat girl from that Louie episode) by desirable men, face rejection, and have to deal with the outcomes, congratulations. You are now like 99% of men. The difference is the world expects us to deal with it and adapt accordingly, as it should.