glad to know i wasnt the only one
You do realise he acknowledged that he lost a lot of weight right? He finds his lovers body appealing because that’s his lovers body. It’s literally part of the plot…
Some people just never read properly......
I just hate the skinnyphobia in the chat. Cause this is exactly the opposite of fat phobia and I’m disappointed at the lack of outrage just because it’s about anorexia and not someone who’s fat. The double standard is disgusting.
Real, the beauty standard pasted deep into the society's mind needs some "please go touch grass". Because if that's the skinniest body they have ever seen......wow, just imagine they're calling world top modellers as skinny. (Because world top modellers have thin body yes, but they have a healthy diet and healthy routine to keep them healthy as well as thin body)
REALLL and you never know what someone is going through mentally or physically to lose or gain so much weight or if their genetics are just built that way and they can’t help it. I saw a guy and he looks jacked af but turns out he has no fat on his body at all and he almost died multiple times from overeating since his body can’t tell when he’s full (fat tells you you’re full) and he’s the most “fit” looking person. He looks like a skinner body builder. Body builders aren’t healthy either. They damage their body for their industry. All sizes comes with both healthy and unhealthy people and it’s not necessarily bad to be unhealthy some of the time but to help those people who are struggling, you have to care about them as humans and not them as a statistic. It’s almost like people forget that we are all one species and are quite literally in this together.
Factssssss.
I'll take myself as an example.
I had indigestion from eating too much due to pressure from my relatives and family members.
They know that I eat alot yet I'm still thin due to my fast metabolism but they still complaint about me being thin and would always bring it up whenever we meet.
So for like a week I tried to eat as much as they wanted even tho I didn't want to and guess what...I had to go to the hospital from over eating and indigestion. The doc told my parents that I'm completely healthy despite looking thin because my weight is normal according to my age and that's when they stopped complaining, but the relatives still has a big mouth. I ignore them coz idgaf
Yeah that’s what happened to the guy with no fat on his body. He overate to the point of being hospitalised because his body literally couldn’t handle the volume of food coming in. I’m so glad that nothing seriously bad happened to you over it. I’ve got my own family-food horror stories so I absolutely despise when people judge how much or how little someone is eating or the size they are. The only people who are allowed to “judge” a persons body are medical doctors but only the ones who genuinely want to help that person get better. Even doctors contribute to eating disorders with harsh and reckless comments so it’s just best everyone mind their own business unless the person is eating something that could endanger them like carpet or bleach or too much alcohol in one sitting.
hey hey hey. that's not what i meant really. i dont care if he is just skin and bones, its just him saying that his partner has a good body meanwhile it shows that he's skinny which is not good and healthy.
Then read my first comment to this thread. Whether you meant it in a skinnyphobic way or not, it’s skinnyphobic to say “that doesn’t look like a sexy body, that looks like the skinniest body I’ve seen my whole life”. Just like the fat version of that statement is clearly fatphobic. Being too skinny or too fat can be a health issue but some people are naturally that way and even if they are unhealthy, why does that matter? If someone finds them attractive, that’s that. As long as that person isn’t actively encouraging them to engage in dangerous eating habits to maintain their unhealthily skinny/obese body then it’s fine. Sometimes we say things we don’t mean by ignorance of how we sound when we say them but the correct reaction isn’t to minimise what you did but to reflect and introspect to make sure you truly don’t hold any prejudice and to dismantle it if you do.
that doesn't look like sexy body, that looks like the skinniest body I've seen my whole life