There is such thing as a "Fat Studies scholar". And you can learn more for only !
02-14-2018, 12:54 AM
My daily weekday routine in a nutshell...
Wake up at 5am and drink coffee. Go Victor Pride style and do 100 pushups, 100 situps, and 100 squats. Contrast shower - bring on the cold, baby. Bike to work; arrive around 8am. It's snowing? Who cares. Fast until 2pm. Eat a late lunch that usually consists of an avocado, an orange, salad, vegetables, and sardines (or tuna) with random low carb "dressings" that I make at home. Hit the gym with my staff from 3:00 - 4:30. Wrap up my workday around 5:30pm. Bike home; get changed. Bike to BJJ / Muay Thai kickboxing class. Bike back home and eat dinner that's a protein and vegetables; Sundays are spent at Church, the gym, and then cooking meals for the week. Everything organic always and locally sourced. Finish the day with a glass of red wine or two while either unwinding, reading, or answering emails.
Rinse and repeat.
Well fellas, I have some very good news...
"Acclaimed author, body image expert and Fat Studies scholar Virgie Tovar has the answers and wants to help you start a radical new relationship with your body so you can stop waiting and start living.
...
You’ll leave with an understanding of how to analyze and articulate the current paradigms around bodies, weight and food so you can finally deprogram your mind.
...
Through this course, you’ll also gain a deeper understanding of how diet culture and fatphobia make our lives unnecessarily miserable so you can dump them. You’ll also be assigned quick and easy activities that powerfully activate behavioral change, like practicing boundary-setting and weight-neutral language."
All for just $77!
https://everydayfeminism.com/body-love-c...op-Pop-BLC
Wow! Awesome!
I have always wanted to pay money to learn how to be fat!
This means I can finally stop eating canned fish, fruits, and vegetables, and start "living life" by gorging on McDonalds, fried foods, and soda. Would I like that Super Sized? You're goddamn right I would.
Exercise? Fuck that. It's hard, and who likes hard work? I sweat enough when I have to pickup my phone and click on UberEats. Answering the door and unwrapping Big Macs is hard enough.
Discipline? That's like, white male privilege or something. Why waste my time cooking healthy food when there are double cheeseburgers on the dollar menu?
I am now woke enough to realize that being fat is okay. Because the left said so. Because feminism.
Oh, and best yet, you too can look like this:
![[Image: TOVAR-img-3-300x275-circle.jpg]](https://everydayfeminism.com/wp-content/uploads/bb-plugin/cache/TOVAR-img-3-300x275-circle.jpg)
Absolutely beautiful.
"[Tovar] is the founder of Babecamp, a 4-week online course designed to help women who are ready to break up with diet culture, and started the hashtag campaign #LoseHateNotWeight. She pens a weekly column called "Take the Cake" for Ravishly.com."
Sure, you'll probably live until you're like 40, get diabetes and have a debilitating stroke and live most of your life alone with half your body paralyzed, but man do Snickers bars taste good and exercise sucks.
Getting a bit more serious, what scares me about the left (among other things) is their utter disregard of values that have been the cornerstone of society for centuries.
I don't care what anyone says, fat is a lifestyle choice. You can live a life of gluttony or a life of discipline. A life of gluttony is easy and empty. A life of discipline is challenging but fulfilling.
Gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins. ("Food is meant for the stomach and the stomach for food”—and God will destroy both one and the other." 1 Corinthians 6:13. One of my favorite Bible verses.)
All societies, until now, have praised athletic accomplishments. I'm reminded of this watching the Winter Olympics. Much of civilized society is predicated on male heroism and athletic achievements.
The left is intent on destroying every cornerstone of a strong society.
Wake up at 5am and drink coffee. Go Victor Pride style and do 100 pushups, 100 situps, and 100 squats. Contrast shower - bring on the cold, baby. Bike to work; arrive around 8am. It's snowing? Who cares. Fast until 2pm. Eat a late lunch that usually consists of an avocado, an orange, salad, vegetables, and sardines (or tuna) with random low carb "dressings" that I make at home. Hit the gym with my staff from 3:00 - 4:30. Wrap up my workday around 5:30pm. Bike home; get changed. Bike to BJJ / Muay Thai kickboxing class. Bike back home and eat dinner that's a protein and vegetables; Sundays are spent at Church, the gym, and then cooking meals for the week. Everything organic always and locally sourced. Finish the day with a glass of red wine or two while either unwinding, reading, or answering emails.
Rinse and repeat.
Well fellas, I have some very good news...
"Acclaimed author, body image expert and Fat Studies scholar Virgie Tovar has the answers and wants to help you start a radical new relationship with your body so you can stop waiting and start living.
...
You’ll leave with an understanding of how to analyze and articulate the current paradigms around bodies, weight and food so you can finally deprogram your mind.
...
Through this course, you’ll also gain a deeper understanding of how diet culture and fatphobia make our lives unnecessarily miserable so you can dump them. You’ll also be assigned quick and easy activities that powerfully activate behavioral change, like practicing boundary-setting and weight-neutral language."
All for just $77!
https://everydayfeminism.com/body-love-c...op-Pop-BLC
Wow! Awesome!
I have always wanted to pay money to learn how to be fat!
This means I can finally stop eating canned fish, fruits, and vegetables, and start "living life" by gorging on McDonalds, fried foods, and soda. Would I like that Super Sized? You're goddamn right I would.
Exercise? Fuck that. It's hard, and who likes hard work? I sweat enough when I have to pickup my phone and click on UberEats. Answering the door and unwrapping Big Macs is hard enough.
Discipline? That's like, white male privilege or something. Why waste my time cooking healthy food when there are double cheeseburgers on the dollar menu?
I am now woke enough to realize that being fat is okay. Because the left said so. Because feminism.
Oh, and best yet, you too can look like this:
![[Image: TOVAR-img-3-300x275-circle.jpg]](https://everydayfeminism.com/wp-content/uploads/bb-plugin/cache/TOVAR-img-3-300x275-circle.jpg)
Absolutely beautiful.
"[Tovar] is the founder of Babecamp, a 4-week online course designed to help women who are ready to break up with diet culture, and started the hashtag campaign #LoseHateNotWeight. She pens a weekly column called "Take the Cake" for Ravishly.com."
Sure, you'll probably live until you're like 40, get diabetes and have a debilitating stroke and live most of your life alone with half your body paralyzed, but man do Snickers bars taste good and exercise sucks.
Getting a bit more serious, what scares me about the left (among other things) is their utter disregard of values that have been the cornerstone of society for centuries.
I don't care what anyone says, fat is a lifestyle choice. You can live a life of gluttony or a life of discipline. A life of gluttony is easy and empty. A life of discipline is challenging but fulfilling.
Gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins. ("Food is meant for the stomach and the stomach for food”—and God will destroy both one and the other." 1 Corinthians 6:13. One of my favorite Bible verses.)
All societies, until now, have praised athletic accomplishments. I'm reminded of this watching the Winter Olympics. Much of civilized society is predicated on male heroism and athletic achievements.
The left is intent on destroying every cornerstone of a strong society.