OPEN FORUM FOR DISCUSSION
stupidityinmyhead wrote in saying the following:
”Women do not need to be SKINNY. But we DO need to be healthy. Articles, media etc. encouraging unhealthy people to stay overweight and unhealthy in order to “be comfortable with themselves” annoy me just as much as the media encouraging weight loss.
Eating healthy does NOT equal a diet where you have to starve yourselves and live on carrots and lettuce and work out for 8 hours a day. It means staying active, resting and eating what you want without completely living on McDonald’s.
Why is it that people only see the two extremes (skinny, ED’s vs fat, unhealthy etc.) and not the middle position of this argument? “I personally will not comment on this one. The only reason being because I want to make this an open forum for you to voice your own opinion on what was said. If I say more I’ll muddle the begining opinion. Ready… GO!
Okay, I kind of agree with this. I’m totally body positive. I eat healthy so that I feel healthy, not so that I lose weight. When I give myself permission to eat whatever I want, I usually end up gravitating towards fruits and veggies anyways, with touches of yummy indulgences. I’ve been getting healthier since I gave up on dieting, because I have no need to binge: I can eat it whenever.
thing. Yes, eating disorders of any sort are indeed unhealthy. However, it is...anyone’s...
what? we don’t...thin or toned or anything at all. i’ve always been thin or relatively...
This. I’ve actually been thinking about this a lot lately since the new labels on cigs came out.. I think too much...
The media makes NOT being skinny not only unhealthy but undesirable and unattractive. What are we if we aren’t...
I agree 100%. Being healthy is not what Fat Acceptance is about. Once I read several FA blogs I saw how they believe...
I don’t know anything about this Topshop model, but the fact stands that attacking people for being thin isn’t the same...
mindset than the weight.
I think the recent events about the topshop model being accuesed of anorexia show that “concern trolling” can work both...
I’m (as always) basically with Moxy. Be proud of what size you are, and be happy with what size you are, but it’s always...
There is no argument. This is just concern-trolling. Who are you to tell a woman that she NEEDS
what’s important. And what’s generally attractive.
Okay, I kind of agree...this. I’m totally body positive. I eat
This is exactly my position. Unhealthily skinny/fat should...endorsed. It doesn’t mean...