r/FATLOGIC: GIVE UP, LET YOUR KIDS BE FAT, OBESITY IS A SLUR

Hinzugefügt: 2026-05-21

[00:00:00]this whole obesity is a slur argument.

[00:00:03]I'm going to laugh into the face, directly into their face, so that they can smell my breath at how dumb that is.

[00:00:10]How dumb it is. If somebody ever told me, "Don't say obesity, it's a slur."

[00:00:13]I'd be like, "You're stupid." I'd be like, "Get out of my face and never talk to me again." I would say, "Are you stupid or are you dumb?" I would tell them, "You should go. You should go home. You should go home." I would bully them.

[00:00:36]>> Good tomorrow everybody. My name is Robin, also known as Sunny Side Up Gal, and you are my Sunny Side Up pal.

[00:00:45]Good tomorrow, good morning, and good day. So, today we are just going to be doing some cheating and chatting. We're going to be chilling and we're also going to be talking a little trash about people on the interwebs, particularly um the realm of fat logic on Reddit because that is always super duper fun. If you are new here, hello, welcome, hello, and good day again. My name is Robin and if you haven't already, please consider giving me a subscribe. I would really appreciate it.

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[00:01:31]So, what does what why why Right now it is 3:55 in the morning. I have been fiddling and fartling around with the computer and the setup for almost actually yes, an hour because if you couldn't tell already, I'm no longer on the floor. If you are like Robin, were you on the floor? Yes.

[00:01:49]>> Let's not stand on ceremony here.

[00:01:52]>> I'm a floor person. I've been on the floor since I started doing this YouTube channel.

[00:01:56]>> I was born in it >> uh on the regular. So, I'm not on the floor no more.

[00:02:01]>> I am delivered.

[00:02:03]>> I still have my drywall, which is most important.

[00:02:08]And on top of that, I mean, look at look at what we've got here. You can't see it, but we've got a desk. I mean, I still have my lighting and stuff like that. I am, you know, I'm just growing and deciding, let's be a little bit more professional about this. But actually, the whole reason why I'm at a desk right now, I wanted to film with my husband yesterday and I feel bad for him because he's not a floor person. He's not Asian like me. We're floor people. If you are Asian, you know what I'm talking about.

[00:02:35]But my husband is not floor people and his butt falls asleep every time we sit on the floor and chitchat and chat. But we also are chitting and chatting for like hours. Anyway, what we're what are we doing today? What are we doing today?

[00:02:47]We are going to be doing an episode on the the realm of fat logic on subreddit.

[00:02:53]Nope. Fat logic. If you are unfamiliar with what Fatlogic is, Fat Logic is a subreddit on Reddit where people turn in some random fat logical things that they find on the internet, you know, and they bring it to Reddit so that they can talk trash >> trash >> about it. So, what are we going to do?

[00:03:17]We're gonna we're gonna go to Reddit and we're going to look and we're going to react and we're going to chit we're going to chat about um some of these fat logical posts. And actually the first one I'm going to show you this morning I I so I have notifications turned on Reddit. Did I do that on purpose? No.

[00:03:33]But I think when I signed up for Reddit like I just never said, you know, don't send me notifications. But anyway, I got this one in my in my email. God, I'm old. I got this one in my email this morning and I was like, first of all, I was intrigued by the color grading. I I don't know why. I'm a girl. I'm a little crow.

[00:03:51]I don't know. I was I was attracted to it and I was like, "Oh, I guess today's episode we're going to be talking about fat Reddit." So, that's where we're at.

[00:03:58]Also, if you couldn't tell already, this is Bed Head. I am in my jammies. This is how I woke up. I mean, obviously, I put eyeliner on because I am insecure, but we're not going to, you know, that's it.

[00:04:10]All right. So, if you are unfamiliar, I will read the definition of fat logic.

[00:04:14]Fat logic is anything that deviates from the scientific facts of body weight management. This can range from fundamental misunderstandings of how biology and physics work to lengthy political diet tribes about how everything is society's fault. Falling victim to fat logic means accepting misinformation that will harm efforts to keep your body at a healthy weight or lose weight if you do or lose weight if you need to do so. But if you're looking at the screen, look how pretty this is.

[00:04:41]I think this is so pretty. For some reason, I was like attracted. Clearly, it's somebody's Instagram story or something. But let's read it. Um, the poster says, "I don't think that's how it works." And then somebody posted on their Instagram story, "I low-key stopped caring about losing weight when I found out my metabolism and mental health are permanently [ __ ] from generational famine and wars." Like, okay, can't argue with that. So you giving up. So this person is giving up because they have generational famine and wars. Listen you guys, I know this is going to be really hard for you to understand, but literally every single every single nation, nationality, ethnicity has been affected.

[00:05:23]Listen, okay, has been affected by uh generational famine, wars, even slavery.

[00:05:31]almost everybody, almost every ethnicity and and all that jazz have been affected by some kind of generational trauma.

[00:05:40]Okay, that said, it is not a great excuse to it's not a great excuse to live your life in a way that's unhealthy because your family has been, you know, has had some, you know, bad luck in the past generations. Um, that's just that's just really dumb. Like I doubt your family survived all that trauma for their like descendant to be a fat piece of [ __ ] basically. And that's what you are being. That's what you're being. I'm sick of it, you guys. I'm sick of it.

[00:06:16]All right. Okay. All right. All right.

[00:06:18]So, this one is about PCOS.

[00:06:21]So, this says, um, PCOS makes you defy SECO. PCOS makes you defy SECO.

[00:06:27]Mallalerie's in, Mallalerie's out. and the laws of thermodynamics, apparently.

[00:06:32]All right, so if you guys don't already know this, I have PCOS and Hashimoto's and I've lost and maintained over 40 pounds for the last few years. I'm currently on a new weight loss journey where I'm trying to get down to a healthy weight. I'm currently like at obesity and I'm fluctuating like three, four, five pounds. Um, it's usually just water, but I'm fluctuating and I'm I'm I'm I'm hitting a wall, but um I don't normally count calories. I usually just count macros. That's what macros that's. That's what's worked for me.

[00:07:04]That's how I lost my weight is doing a highfat, low carb diet, counting macros, and not really paying attention to calories because I eat a lot of fat. So, like, yeah. Um, I I'm sick of people using PCOS or Hashimoto's as an excuse to like refuse to lose weight. I'm 100% okay on on board with people saying it's taking me a lot longer to lose weight with PCOS because it did it took me a lot longer. I mean, it took me it took me it took me an okay amount of time to lose the weight at first, but if but getting past 180 lbs was so difficult for me. And even now, like every 5 lbs is like it's like another Mount Kilimanjaro to climb. It's like another Mount Everest for me. And it's so frustrating, but I'm trying not to like stress out about it because am I happy in the body that I currently am? I actually do think that I look okay. Do I know that being in an obese body is unhealthy? Absolutely. And I'm working on getting to a just a regular, you know, just a regular regular body size.

[00:08:06]But yeah, I feel I feel better than ever. I feel great. I just I understand that my BMI is higher than it should be.

[00:08:15]I have But I mean, it does take me a lot longer to lose weight because I have PCOS and Hashimoto's. I'm not saying it's impossible, though. But let's see what this person says. Okay, let's read it first and then we'll break it down.

[00:08:26]PCOS, insulin resistant, carbon tolerant, type 2 diabetic here. Jesus Christ. I used to weigh 320 lbs. I'm down to 245. Great job. It taken It's taken me years. Doctors have failed me over and over the amount of money I've paid to get told just to lose weight while eating 800 to,200 calories is a crime in itself. I quit relying on doctors and started paying attention to me. What foods made me feel bloated, gassy, or had me running straight to the restroom. I started getting into weightlifting. Walking is cardio enough for me. And I cut out starch carbs and even most complex carbs. I fast 16 hours a day. I quit snacking. Our bodies don't break food down fast because our metabolism is a sloth. So, I eat two protein packed meals a day. If I need a snack, nuts, and dark chocolate. A serving of Lily Star chocolate chips are 50 calories for a tablespoon mix and mix them with the nuts. Okay. Pistachio, almonds, walnuts, and cashews are best for us. Chia seeds, awesome. Ground flax. Great. You're not doing anything wrong. We are built different. I agree with that. Um, eat in the eat in the right order. Pro protein, fiber, fats, carbs. Always last. Carbs are always last. I'm learning. I'm still learning, but bought a size 16 shorts yesterday from Old Navy. I used to be a size 26.

[00:09:47]Okay, so this person, honestly, this is great advice. I don't know why they're in Fat Logic. I think this person that posted them in Fatlogic is kind of being a butthole, but let's listen because it's not just about the the schmalaries.

[00:09:58]This person obviously changed their their macro intake and started fat fasting and stuff like that. Like I know that fasting is naturally like a great way to reduce your schmeal calories, but like I just am not I'm not 100% sold on schmealories in Mallaleries out, especially when you're like metabolically [ __ ] like this person is and like I have been. Um yeah, let's read. Okay, so this person said, "The amount of money I've paid to get told to lose weight while eating 800 to,200 calories is a crime in itself." So there's no way that you were eating 800, 1200 calories and not losing weight. Um, unless and and this is a big unless, unless your entire diet was consisting of just insulin inducing foods. So, if you are only eating carbohydrates and like candy, I can see how getting I can see how 800 to,200 calories could make you like not lose weight because, and maybe this is a hot topic or like a hot take, but not every calorie is built the same. They're not they're equipped with other things that do different things to your body. So like for example, 800 calories of fat or 800 calories of an avocado is going to do something different to your body as far as like an insulin response than 800 calories of pure sugar or like 800 calories of bread basically because there's an insulin a a larger insulin spike and insulin is a growth hormone. It is a fattorring hormone. Before you say anything that it's not, this is not this is not me villainizing insulin. I understand that everybody has to live with insulin.

[00:11:34]You've got to have insulin or you'll die. That said, it is before you say anything, it is a fattorring hormone. You cannot store fat without insulin. You have to have insulin and you and and it is a growth a growth hormone. it takes apart and there's a it's a huge role in a lot of like the growth of a human being. So like gaining fat um uh and gaining muscle. Now the only times that a human is ever naturally like on purpose supposed to be insulin resistant is in times of major growth. So those are moments like puberty like you're gaining your breasts and you're getting taller and all that jazz. And in pregnancy you're growing a baby. And then I think also maybe in infancy, but I'm not 100% sure on that. I can see how somebody gained or did not lose weight while being a while eating 800 to,200 calories. And it's probably because their insulin was spiked all day all day long. They switched to intermittent fasting, which is something that I do.

[00:12:35]And that has also helped me lose some weight. It now it is not to reduce my calories. I still hit my schmealy um intake like whatever if if I'm plugging stuff in I still hit at least you know my tde but what it does for somebody who has insulin resistance or PCOS is it helps regulate your insulin and allows allows your insulin to fall to baseline because the more you eat even if you eat something that's low carb you're still going to have some kind of an insulin response and And if you're insulin resistant, that insulin is just going to be chilling and and and just like storing fat. So, good on them for switching to intermittent fasting. Very cool. Um, it also looks like they changed their eating habits. So, like they got rid of like junky food. I guess they said they quit snacking. Our bodies don't break down food fasts because our metab metabolism is a sloth. So, I eat two proteinpacked meals a day. If I need a snack, it's nuts and dark chocolate. So, yes, I am also team no snacks. I just don't think that especially with the obesity epidemic in our country and with and what I believe is also an insulin resistance epidemic. I feel like a lot of people are insulin resistant because we've been feeding each our we've been feeding our faces with carbohydrates since we were kids basically. Um, I don't think we need snacks. I think we've over snacked our entire lives basically. So, All right. Everybody deserves to be treated with respect no matter how the way. God, I can't read today. Let's put these on. Much better. Okay. Everybody deserves to be treated with respect no matter the way you look. This is an interesting take. However, every single time I respond to fat phobes in the in defense of fat people's inherent entitlement Whoa, hold on a second.

[00:14:31]Every single time I respond to fat phobes in defense of fat people's inherent entitlement to dignity and respect. Okay, I I I jumped to conclusions. They invariably without fail tell me I'm going to die soon because they automatically assume I'm fat. And they love to fantasize about fat people dying. They can't wrap their malnourished brains around the fact that they that a skinny person would be would believe fat people deserve to be treated with should be treated like people. Like on one hand, I'm barely over 100 pounds, so nice try.

[00:15:04]But on the other hand, that doesn't [ __ ] matter because for one, every fat person I know is still healthier than both myself who has arid and these health nuts who carve themselves. Oh, and more importantly, there's nothing moral or immoral about health. You are not a better person for being healthy, which I guarantee if you believe in thinness at any cost, you aren't anyway.

[00:15:26]Jesus pole vault in Christ.

[00:15:28]>> There he goes. Calm as can be. Red sash flowing. Can he clear 595? Looking clean. He's still going. He's not coming.

[00:15:37]>> Okay, let's break it down. Every time I respond to fat phobes in defense of fat people's inherent entitlement to dignity and respect, they invariably without fail tell me I'm going to die soon because they automatically assume I'm fat. So, yeah, I think that's a little unintelligent of people to assume somebody's size or assume somebody is fat. I do it, you know. I do do it sometimes when people when I see people commenting like on somebody in the fat acceptance community who that they on on a on a on a comment that they don't agree with. I automatically assume they're fat because I don't know they can't. Now this is the part this right here is the part where I'm like what are we doing?

[00:16:16]>> Okay, it says they can't wrap their malnourished brains around the fact that a skinny person would believe fat people deserve to be treated like health people or like people. So a lot of the times, you know, there's a lot of obese people who do have malnourishment. First of all, our soil is completely deleted depleted of of nutrition, but also fat people don't eat a lot of like variety.

[00:16:37]And I'm not that's a generalization, but like the majority of people who did get to a fat body did so by eating like children kind of, so like very beige foods. They love the argument that like people in thinner bodies are malnourished because they're not stuffing their faces 247 and that's just like not true. Um I'm barely over 100 lbs. So nice try. But on the other hand, that doesn't [ __ ] matter because for one, every fat person I know is still healthier than both myself. So, you must know like three people that are fat because if you put 20 obese people in a room, like maybe one of them might be metabolically healthy, but like nobody is healthy at if you're obese, you're not healthy. All right, this one says, "A fat woman breaks all our cultural roles and social bindings for women. We take up space. We look larger and more powerful, more unmanageable, more uncontrollable, and much less suitable as a sperm receptacle and social trophy prize." I think calling mothers sperm receptacles is extremely offensive and icky. Like just say you're ugly.

[00:17:43]Particularly if we dare to be happy and move with unrestricted ease.

[00:17:50]God unrestricted ease. Like baby, you can't fit on a plane. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? A fat woman breaks all our cultural rules and societies for for social bindings for women. We take up space. We look larger and more powerful.

[00:18:03]Are more unmanageable. more. Why is this a virtue? Why is that a virtue?

[00:18:09]Like I know that not everybody like I know, you know, this is very very old sounding, very very like 90s, but like I and I know that we shouldn't really care about getting a man, but like why is not getting a man a virtue lately, you know?

[00:18:24]Not that I'm saying like you should go out there and get a man, but like why is being it sounds like a [ __ ] [ __ ] a virtue? Like, why does that sound like power to you? I just don't may not understand what's going on here.

[00:18:40]Oh my god. Okay, this one is so [ __ ] dumb, dude. So irritating. Okay, it says, "Why don't white men embrace thick white women? White beauty standards are rooted in pediophilia."

[00:18:54]Pedophilia.

[00:18:59]This irks me so badly because PDFs don't want adult women.

[00:19:13]PDFs don't want women. They want children. Right? So like you wanting to be in a thin in a in a thin or like a fit body, not even like a stick thin body or anything like that. Like you wanting to be in a healthy body is not anywhere near like what a child looks like. Even if you were even if I got down to like underweight, I would still look like an adult woman, right? This new cope that everybody first of all, it's this person sounds obese, first of all. Second of all, this person is just a parrot. They didn't really like do the research. They probably haven't even read a paragraph of actual logic in ages. But people have wanted fit, lean bodies. Like obviously beauty standards, you know, they change. Like now boobs and butts, all that jazz, they all all that changes. I get that. But like people have always wanted like fit, fertile, you know, thinner bodies for like millennia, right? I can uh you know nobody has ever wanted I mean society as a whole is not going to get on board with this whole like let's get with 500 lb women right I just it's never going to happen the whole the whole white beauty standards is rooted in in pedophilia is is is stupidity it's stupidity and it and it actually I think it's offensive it's offensive to people in my opinion who have been um victims of pedophilia, right? PDF Ilia and um yeah, the argument makes no sense. Adults wanting bodies that are like lean or strong has been a virtue for like millennia. So, I would even say like an adult woman who's lean doesn't look a like a child because she's not overweight. I would even I'd go to the point that like sometimes overweight women look like giant babies.

[00:21:18]So what do you mean? Like what do you mean?

[00:21:22]I don't get it.

[00:21:24]If someone's BMI is on the upper end of normal, they're probably carving themselves. Who lied to you? Most women I know that are 1.6 to 165 are max 60 kilogram.

[00:21:38]68 kilos is the normal weight for a person, especially a woman, whoever, you know, are probably carving themselves.

[00:21:47]And then they're showing their BMI is like a normal healthy weight. That's funny. Okay, so this one I can kind of relate to. It says, "Sure." It says, "Oh, and by the way, if you're over 5'6, you will genuinely look emaciated at anything under 160." For real. I'm up 230 pounds at 5'8. And when I was the ideal weight of 120, I was a walking skeleton. It's genuinely horrific. So, let's see here. 5'8.

[00:22:17]Okay. So, that's not the ideal weight.

[00:22:23]That is considered underweight. Can y'all see that? So, I don't know what they're talking about. Um, so 100 5'8 in 120 lbs is considered underweight. So no wonder you look like a skeleton. You were definitely not healthy. I can relate to this person's post because I remember even tell I even I I still kind of think this way. But I feel like when I was 140 145 pounds um and I got there using unhealthy methods.

[00:22:54]So, if you're not aware, I used to have a really, really fun after high school lifestyle. I was using a lot of shrugs and I also was struggling with my own beating recorders and um using anything I could to reduce my body, right? So, but it was also um I never got to underweight. I just wanted to get to like a healthy weight. I just did it with unhealthy methods. So I when I got to 140 pounds, I I when I started gaining weight, my excuse to not miss the the body size of 145 140 for me, which is considered a um like the the high end of a healthy weight. Let's look. So 54, which is it is my ultimate goal again, just because I am doing it healthier now. It's not going to be like 80 pounds in one year like I did before.

[00:23:51]before I was actually 80 pounds in less than a year, maybe over that, you know, it's been so long. All right, so that is the top end of healthy.

[00:24:01]Um, I felt like I I would tell myself, you look like a skeleton. Like that is not a healthy way to be. And I I I think it I think the reason why I always thought that I looked like a skeleton or that like I look like a weird person, like I to me it looked like I had a giant head on like a skeletal body was because I got there with an I I I got there with so much trauma and like selfhate and like you know danger that now I kind of still associate that body size with danger.

[00:24:35]I just like subconsciously like I obviously know that like it's a healthier weight to to be at. Um but I I can relate to this. I always called myself like a skeleton back then even though I was like a normal healthy weight. Um but and it was just a it was just an excuse to keep myself fat. It really really was. It was an excuse to not lose weight. It was more of an excuse. And I feel like a lot of people in the fat acceptance community use the excuses or similar excuses like this to prevent themselves from having to be responsible and to like lose weight. So I this was actually this was a little bit, you know, hit me right here. Hit me right here. Cuz I was like, I get it. I understand that. I understand not wanting to like I felt emaciated because I was basically just like not feeding myself the right things. So yeah, I get that. Um am I there still? No. I want to be 145 lbs again. Like if that if that means that I'm supposed to have a bobblehead, then I'm just supposed to have a bobblehead.

[00:25:38]All right, this one. Some sanity at the end. You're free to date whoever you want. Friendly reminder. Choosing not to date somebody because they're fat. God, why did you pick Walmart colors?

[00:25:48]Choosing not to date somebody because they're fat, regardless of the attraction, compatibility, and other reasons.

[00:25:54]Did I read that right? Choosing not to date somebody because they're fat, regardless of attraction, compatibility, or other reasons, dehumanizes fat people. It's discrimination. You should never discount a romantic partner based on a demographic group they belong to.

[00:26:10]It belong it makes it it makes it seems as though it makes it seems as though fat people are inherently undatable and that's rooted in societal expectations and anti-fat bias. First of all, why would you want to date somebody who's not sexually attracted to you or like why would you why are we forcing people like you should be happy that these people are discriminating against you for being fat? Like why would you want to be with somebody who would ever even have that thought in their mind, right?

[00:26:36]Like I not to say that people who don't want to be with fat people are bad people. I'm not saying that at all. I'm saying that people have preferences. That's not a bad thing. Why would you want to force somebody who has a preference to like ignore that preference and date you regardless just because you're funny, right?

[00:26:57]That sounds It sounds very It sounds very First of all, I I'm sure I am absolutely sure based off of the statistics of how many women are in the fat acceptance movement. I'm absolutely almost positively sure that this is a woman who wrote this. If a man wrote this, people would be pissed. People would be like, "That's kind of gross."

[00:27:18]People would be like, "That's a little bit inci, right?" Am I right or am I wrong?

[00:27:24]Let me know in the comments. Okay, keep in mind discrimination versus preference. Preferences become discriminatory when they go beyond personal type and systemically exclude or devalue fat bodies. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Discrimination, I feel like you can like the discrimination is is using your prefer like building your preference on something. Sorry, this chair [ __ ] sucks. Building your preference on something that somebody can't really change if you discriminate against like other races. if you discriminate against um people with disabilities. I don't know though. I think that Let me know in the comments what you think about that. Like, do you think that if you're a runner I that's a that's an interesting topic. Let's let's let's uh let's side let's side note for a second. If you're a runner, you know, obviously you can't help who you fall in love with. So, I'm I'm sure there's, you know, possibilities everywhere. But do you think it's it is considered discrimination if you are somebody who's extremely active and somebody who is not extremely active or like is in a wheelchair and they don't and they're not like an active person, I guess, in their wheelchair. It's a discrimination to be like, "Oh, I don't think that we're compatible." Even though you may find them like beautiful and funny and all that jazz. Is that discrimination?

[00:28:43]Let's talk about that in the comments.

[00:28:44]I'm actually pretty interested about that. I don't know if that makes me a jerk, but I'm I'm curious. I don't know anything, you know? I'm just talking.

[00:28:52]We're just talking. We're just cheating and we're just chatting. Data shows that certain body types, particularly fat individuals, face lower response rates on dating apps, indicating widespread systemic bias. cultural context.

[00:29:03]Preferences are often shaped by societal societal stereotypes and eurosentric beauty standards making personal taste difficult to decouple from broader prejudice. Preferences are often shaped by societal stereotypes and euroentric beauty standards making personal taste difficult and decoupled from broader prejudice. So what are we trying to do?

[00:29:23]Are we trying to like are we going to have some kind of a class or like some kind of a um a seminar to help change and like build people's preferences? I understand that preferences are shaped around societal stereotypes. You can find that in um like in country specific countries in like um Africa, I think Morocco or parts of Egypt or whatever, they have like a preference for fatter bodies. And even like people in the Gen Z generation down there, um regardless on if they're being influenced by their phones or not, they're still influenced by their society and find that obese women are attractive. But at the same time, like I feel like we have to respect people's preferences. Other if you're if you're not respecting people's if you're not respecting pe people's preferences, it it it gets a little um it gets a little icky in my opinion. Do you know what I mean? Like if you're if you are coercing people to fall for fat people or to give fat people a chance, it just doesn't feel very first of all, it's not authentic, right? So you're going to be hurting two different parties. you're going to be hurting both parties in the long run. And also, I mean, I said it already, but like beauty standards change. You can also just like wait, you know, sit and wait and see if the beauty ch if the beauty standard will ever get to like where it is in in other countries where they want fatter women. But the whole reason why fat women in like countries, specific countries in Africa are interested or are are the beauty standard is is more of like a a status symbol. Like they they think that thin bodies are poor and fat bodies are like welloff.

[00:31:12]>> The beauty standard here in Moritania is to be obese. This is due to the fact that most of the country is in extreme poverty. So obesity is a sign of wealth and is idolized in some parts. Even stretch marks are rewarded and are seen as an achievement on their journey to becoming as fat as possible. This practice went out of style in 2008, but later made a comeback in some parts of the country after a military coupe.

[00:31:34]>> Okay, it depends on your height, of course, but a lot of people are overweight at 160 pounds. I would be overweight if I gained that much. And I'm 5'4, so I am also 5'4 and 160 is my like first big goal weight. Um, I'm doing like little tiny goals, but like 160 is my big goal weight. and I wanted to get there by June and it's not going to happen. So, it's pretty [ __ ] annoying. Anyway, I really need to stay off Instagram reels just [ __ ] cuz I just saw I just saw some girl saying that being 160 lbs means you're fat. 160 160 pounds fat. What the [ __ ] Depending on your height and how you carry weight, that's like skinny and slightly chubby midsize fat. Where? Where are we going?

[00:32:16]Or where what are we doing? What are sky skinny people on? Honestly, I feel bad for them though. Like, they straight up think that anything over 120 or whatever is horribly overweight and ugly. Please free yourself and your mind from this fat phobic plague, and you will genuinely be so much happier. I promise.

[00:32:32]So, like, agreed. I mean, I feel like people are a little bit too like reliant on the BMI scale. I I think that there's more um there's more to the BMI than it just being like, I need to be this this specific number, right?

[00:32:48]Because you can also do like your waist to height ratio. You can do like a caliper test. You can do like a dexis scan and see where your body fat is. And if you are all in if all your other numbers are like in range, you can you have a little bit more like leeway to be in a higher body weight according to the BMI, right? So, I'm not I'm not a big fan of people just using the BMI. I think there's more to it because I mean muscle weighs, you know, when you get to the point when you get to that when you get to like I wouldn't call it the cusps of each section. So like the cusp of obesity to overweight and the cusp from overweight to healthy weight, there's more like I feel like there's more wiggle room with where you can be on the BMI scale. So, like for example, if you're 5'4 and you weigh 155, you're only 10 pounds over a normal weight, but you might be an act an athlete, right?

[00:33:46]So, that's where I can see somebody I can see why somebody would be like, why do you think that you're fat at 160 pounds? But at the same time, you know, 160 pounds is only 15 pounds overweight.

[00:33:57]That's not going to be that difficult to lose. It's not something to like lose your mind over. I don't know. Okay.

[00:34:03]under a post about how being slimmer is a lot of normal people's natural weight.

[00:34:06]Normal people, you mean sad and skinny little wafy girls who have their entire existence revolving around fitting into sexual fantasies of men. Um yeah, a lot I mean I do believe that there are a lot of people who are like naturally thin. Some people don't believe that, but like people I mean the human body is in my opinion like has like a a what's the word I'm looking for? A default setting. So like we have a default setting, but we're overfeeding it as Americans. So that's why I feel like if we didn't have as if we didn't have the industrial revolution and as much like junk food and as much like hyper processed foods, I mean we would all be like normal people in normal sizes. I believe I believe you know you know I mean obviously there's more that goes into there like like being being active and stuff like that but I don't but as far as like putting work into a thinner body I think it's more like mindless like people who naturally are thinner they just na they like they don't necessarily try to be naturally thin they are naturally thin because they they can like kind of mindlessly control their their intake they also are actively they're also subconsciously active Maybe they fidget a lot. Maybe they actually are active. Maybe they work at a a very physical job. They're not like at a desk, you know what I mean? Like me. Fat logic refuted in LSAT prep. Doctor, being overweight has been long linked with a variety of health problems such as high blood pressure and heart disease. But recent re recent research conclusively shows that people who are slightly overweight are healthier than what? But recent research conclusively shows that people who are slightly overweight are healthier than those who are considerably underweight.

[00:35:59]Therefore, to be healthy, it suffices to be slightly overweight. The argument's reasoning is flawed because the argument ignores medical opinions that tend to lead to a conclusion contrary to the one drawn. B never adequately defines what is meant to be healthy. C does not take into the account that the fact that the appropriate weight varies greatly from a person to person.

[00:36:23]Um so first of all the reason why I would say it's flawed is because it's talking about being slightly overweight. So just like what we said before if you're 150 lbs or 160 pounds and you should be 145 that's considered slightly in my opinion. If you what what is what would you consider considerably underweight? I would say somebody who's like skin and bones, right? A big bag of bones. Um, somebody who's 5'4 and weighs under 100 pounds, right? So, yeah, obviously somebody who's slightly overweight has more of an advantage to survival than somebody who doesn't because you also have stored energy store basically stored food on your body. Okay, this one is going to be um about kids. God forbid you be concerned about your child's health, your own child's health. Let her be fat. Maybe your higher weight and fat is an evolutionary development due to your mother's duty due to our mothers carving themselves in order to stay thin. They intentionally mimicked famine malnourishment making them the weaker sex. Aphab bodies, so assigned female at birth bodies and assigned male at birth bodies are compensating by developing fatter and stronger bodies. Oh my god.

[00:37:36]Yeah, they're developing fatter and stronger bodies in order to survive famine. [ __ ] you are We are dying younger though. So what are you talking about?

[00:37:46]Does somebody need to just like induce a famine? Like is that the next [ __ ] panorama? It's just like famine so that these fat people can lose weight. Like I'm so confused.

[00:37:55]I really really really like what a dream for them, I guess, right? I don't know.

[00:38:02]Let's just have a famine so that we can finally prove that our our theory about our bodies getting fatter every year is so that we could survive a famine.

[00:38:11]That'd be nuts. Let her be [ __ ] fat.

[00:38:14]Stand up against fat phobia, especially at the doctor. Love her and support her.

[00:38:17]Holy. No. I really, really wish that my parents would have like tried to help me get a little bit thinner when I was younger. I had such crazy food issues.

[00:38:25]Like you guys have no idea. And And it's hard when you're a parent. You can't It's hard. It's hard, especially when your parents are like single parents or like always having to work and you're coming home being by yourself and like have the entire house to eat basically.

[00:38:43]I wish my parents I wish my parents would have stepped in. I really do. Um while I appreciate your perspective and do believe beauty comes in all shapes and sizes, she is 17 5'5 and weighs over 200 lb. The data shows she is much more likely to develop chronic healthi conditions because of that. Okay, good job, mom. That's where my concern lies.

[00:39:03]Good job, mom. If her health is not actively deteriorating, I wouldn't say anything. Oh my god, is this person like dumb?

[00:39:12]Nothing my parents ever said made things better. It just made me more aware of the judgment of others. Okay, that's I don't think that that's a bad thing. I have a problem with some parenting this these days, you guys. I feel like a lot of people are protecting too much. And like, and I'm not saying don't protect your kids. I'm saying like it's okay.

[00:39:30]It's okay for your kid to understand that like people are [ __ ] in the real world cuz guess what? People are [ __ ] in the real world. They really are. You know, the best we can do for our children is to treat is to teach them to treat others with dignity and respect and kindness, but to completely hide them from the fact that people, you know, they might get made fun of or they might be told, you know, x, y, and z.

[00:39:55]It's crazy. I wish that no one had ever commented on my body, even if it was meant kindly. Being overweight does not immediately make someone unhealthy.

[00:40:02]Don't say anything. Just give her the tools to choose for herself. Yeah. Just give her like [ __ ] five books about being obesity or like start leaving pictures of dead obese people in the bathroom for her. That's a great idea. I know. I know you have come Okay, I know you have come to it on your own. I had to 36 years of being obese before I finally decided enough was enough. I have so many regrets about waiting so long and I think I am trying to prevent that heartache for her. Oh my god. Yes, this mom is good. You should be trying to prevent it for her. I took my kids on easy hikes. They put a 40 pound vest on them and we did it again. They had fun, but I explained to them how awful it is to be overweight. Both my boots are in the gym daily. Both of my boots are in the gym daily and in their their 20s and eat prepped food 70% of the time. I would encourage you to rethink your conflation of being fat and being healthy. Listen to the maintenance phase. Do I need to do a maintenance phase episode, you guys? Like, I'm I'm scared. Read books like your body is not an apology and mother's daughters and body image. Support your daughter in having a good relationship with her body and not having a relationship to losing weight. Fat bodies can be healthy, loved, and joyful if they're not being policed. Like it's like a complete like blindness to the risks, the health risks of being in an obese body. It's like they're doing this. They're like, "I'm not hearing you. Like, I'm sorry you're 36 years old and you've had some issues, but like you you're like, most importantly, your daughter needs to not be told that she should lose weight.

[00:41:35]Like, you're a shitty person. Oh, nope.

[00:41:38]There's no diseases that come with it.

[00:41:39]Like, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Basically, right? Okay. The gag is, the woman who posted this isn't even obese. Yes, we love we love a skinny savior, you guys. We love a skinny savior. At the heart of the GLP1 for aesthetic weight loss purposes debate is the idea that we are all struggling with our weight and thus need a solution. But I'm not struggling with my weight. The world is struggling with my weight. My weight is quite literally what makes it what what makes what I do possible. What are you talking about? What are you talking about, baby? I get asked all the time, how do I keep my projects all separate? How am I able to do so many different things at the same time without one determining the quality of effort I can give another? And my answer is simple. I eat. I eat to my heart's content. Of course, money and privilege are important determining factors when it comes to the pursuit of personal interests. But even with money and privilege, you won't be able to do these things if you don't nurture yourself.

[00:42:36]And then food itself is a privilege. But that's a conversation for a different post, though not entirely unrelated to this one. Okay. In the past six months, I have recorded 14 songs from my sixth fulllength album, written 60,000 words across various writing projects, and seen over 144 lighouses.

[00:42:57]Sounds like my stepmom. All right.

[00:42:59]Bringing my grand total of 505 out of the 800. Most still mostly still standing. What? Oh, the lighthouse tour.

[00:43:06]Okay. And still, I'm able to unconditionally be there for my friends to take in the things they say. Whoa, hold on. to take in the things they say so I may follow up and check in on them as needed. I call my mom regularly. I work out at least four times a week. I read at least four books a month and I am informed and up to-date but I am rarely overwhelmed.

[00:43:29]H I don't know. I don't know. It sounds like also you you don't really take care of yourself.

[00:43:36]Like it sounds like you're doing too much in my opinion. I already know the objections I will get because people are so attached to skinny and so uncomfortable when it comes to embracing a body that isn't. They'll say you they'll say you can do all that because you don't have kids or you don't have a 9 to5. They'll push the idea of necessary overwhelm before they're willing to accept that they've been driven to overwhelm unnecessarily. So industries everywhere can so industries everywhere can profit. The other day I watched a video by Joshua Doss who said or who talked about how a good researcher sets out not to prove their hypothesis but to disprove it. And only when they failed in that endeavor does the hypothesis come true. So I went into all of the different scenarios to figure out if I could disprove this hypothesis.

[00:44:19]Would there ever be an instance where the messaging of nurturing your body could could be detrimental not to the industry but to yourself? Again, would there ever be an instance where the messaging of nurturing your body could be detrimental not to the industry but to yourself? Yes. If you're over nurturing your body and you get obese, that's not good.

[00:44:42]The answer is no. Feed your body. Okay.

[00:44:45]No. Don't overfeed your body. Feed your body. Yes. But do not overfeed. Do not overfeed. All right. Let's do one more and then we got to call it a day.

[00:44:55]Perfect one to end it on.

[00:44:58]All right. Do not use the Oller. By the way, skinny people, you should never be using the word obese. I don't care if you mean it in a clinical context. I don't care if you think it's the proper name for our condition. I don't care if you say it's a joke or only refer to things that aren't people. Who's doing that? Who's doing that? You should never be using the word obese to describe anything. And if you are, you're fat phobic. I am dead [ __ ] serious. fat people. Obviously, we can call ourselves whatever we want to or reclaim it or what have you. I've seen pap fat people who reclaim it, but I do not ever want to hear that [ __ ] from a skinny person ever again. Dude, I swear to God. I swear somebody is somebody is in a fat suit somewhere underground in the realm of fat acceptance becoming the president of the fat acceptance committee and and and coming up with this [ __ ] [ __ ] so that the fat acceptance community looks really stupid. They literally I was telling my husband this yesterday because we we put we we re-recorded an episode for my members. So, if you're not a member, join my membership at the link below. $2 a month, okay? But I was telling him I was like they literally take they they plagiarize. So they take the arguments of like actually marginalized people or actual like minorities. Um and they carbon copy it and they just change the words so it kind of fits a fat narrative. So like this is almost like the reclamation of I would say you know any kind of racial slur.

[00:46:33]um the the argument is there, right? So, like I'm not going to say anything, but I I've seen and I've known people of color who have reclaimed specific racial slurs. They use this type of argument as well. You know, it's okay if we do it, but it's not okay if you do it kind of thing, which I have no problems with.

[00:46:52]Right. Um obesity is being obese is not the same as being black. Being obese is not the same as being um gay.

[00:47:03]you you cannot change um you will never be able to change the color of your skin like and your actual race, right? But you can avoid and prevent obesity and you can also reverse it. It's a reversible thing. Um so this whole obesity is a slur argument, I'm going to laugh into the face, directly into their face so that they can smell my breath at how dumb that is. how dumb it is. If somebody ever told me, "Don't say obesity. It's a slur." I'd be like, "You're [ __ ] stupid." I'd be like, "Get out of my face and never talk to me again." I would say, "Are you stupid or are you dumb?" I would tell them, "You should go. You should go home. You should go home." I would bully them.

[00:47:54]But yeah, like, no, I'm sick of this whole obesity is a slur. I'm sick of the whole if you lose weight, you're you know giving into the uh PDF beauty standard. I'm sick of of if you don't want to [ __ ] fat people, you are discrimination or discrimination. You are discriminating against an entire nation of of fats or what the [ __ ] ever.

[00:48:20]It's I'm done. It's it's um I want to say it's played out. I want to say it is it's it's not rooted in logic and so therefore I my I can't even wrap my head around it. Even if I wanted to pretend to be like, "Yeah, this is a slur." I could not I could not I would I would be caught. So yeah.

[00:48:43]Anyway, what did you guys think? What what what are your thoughts? You know, I love Fat Logic. It's so fun to see what's out there in the wild and that and it's also fun to see that there's an entire Reddit out there that is also thinking that fat people are being dumb on the internet. What do you guys think?

[00:49:01]What was your best What do you think the best uh take? You know, what's what was the worst take out of all of these fat logic posts? Um yeah, they must be stopped.

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