It doesn’t surprise me.
12 years ago, when I was in the best shape of my life, people told me I “looked to skinny” because of the muscle definition.
9 years ago when I was 80lbs overweight & in the worst health of my life people told me I looked “big and strong”
NONSENSE.
— Jimmy Lee (@InnerFirePod) December 31, 2018
We are normalizing eating disorders, and I am not referring to anorexia or bulimia. Those are only normalized in a relatively-small part of the fashion world.
No, now we’re choosing to normalize the eating disorders of obesity and overconsumption. And if you are obese, you are sick and getting worse — just slowly. This world of shaming the fit is not an improvement. It’s becoming verboten to even show a person who’s in shape in an ad or on a web page; another area the corporations and corporate propaganda have completely won. I still wish someone would do a thorough investigation of where the Fat Acceptance orgs get their funding. I’d bet my entire life savings that it’s largely food companies.