As a skinny person, I never quite understood this

"Everyone is beautiful." is one of the biggest lie today. There is a difference between accepting people for who they are and tolerating bad diet habits.

I get where this is coming from but i have been called too fat and i have been called too skinny at different points in my life, when i was called too fat i developed an eating disorder to try to get skinny in a very unhealthy way however when i was called too skinny i just ate a bit more and it didnt really do anything negative to my health

"If you don't have anything nice to say, crawl into a hole and die because society doesn't need your soulless existence, troll." Is what the quote should be.

Because being skinny is considered attractive. As a teenage girl, anytime anyone called me skinny I was overjoyed. Anytime anyone called me fat it would depress me for weeks. Fat has more negative connotations to it than skinny does. I don't agree with it but that's how it is

Check out thisisthinprivilege.tumblr.com . It is the other end of the spectrum. They think that being overweight has no negative health issues at all and that doctors created the BMI (body mass index) to get rid of fat people.

I'm glad people are concerned, I guess, but it's kind of annoying when I'm sitting there EATING IN FRONT OF SOMEONE, and they ask if I'm anorexic or bulimic. I've had multiple people try to take me to a school nurse because they think I'm anorexic just because I'm thin. There's a difference between being starved, malnourished to the point of being injured easily, and having a fast metabolism. You don't need to tell me I'm thin. You don't need to make jokes about how "if I close one eye I look like a needle". I don't understand why you think that's okay. Like, what do you want me to do? I eat 4 meals a day, and it's not like I"m burning all those calories off by running even a mile.

Fat chicks are ugly