Annie Devilish

No. Just no.

At a certain point we as a species need to stop pretending that "body positivity" is a thing when a human being's level of obesity becomes a genuine danger to their own health. At that point it is just as much of an eating disorder as, for example, anorexia. It's dangerous and unhealthy and just as we are able to force healthcare on someone suffering from, as mentioned, anorexia - if they reach a stage where their anorexia is about to kill them and they show no sign of understanding that they are ill/starting to heal, we should be able to force healthcare on morbidly obese humans to save them from signing their own death warrant.

On the lightweight end of the scale, we're doing them a service and we're saving lives. On the heavyweight end of the scale, we're anti body-positivity and can't accept that ALL bodies are beautiful!!!

...It's beginning to become an actual double standard and obvious ignorance from an entire species. If a human being reaches a level of obesity that is a direct and immediate threat to their health and could kill them any second, they are just as sick as we say a person suffering from anorexia is when we say that they now have so little bodyfat on their body that it is a direct and immediate threat to their health and could kill them any second.

Find god.

Posted by johnnyhennyReply2 32023-12-07 08:35  ⚠