As someone who has both been hospitalized from being underweight due to anorexia,and has been extremely anxious from binge eating junk food and gaining weight, I did really feel my mental health much worse when I gained weight from overeating, as well as sluggish and not wanting to do anything. Same goes from when I almost died from anorexia. Both extremes are bad and both promoting being underweight or overweight is wrong lmao.
yea I never got to the point where I had to be hospitalized but I was super worried about my weight and i still am. Like you said it can be really bad both ways
the “blue-head” one is so sad because something happened recently in florida in which a 14 year old boy who was too large to get on a ride safely was allowed on and he fell out of the ride and died. it’s honestly disgusting that that woman would accuse the worker of fatphobia even though they were literally trying to save her LIFE.
Not related to “fat-phobia”, but dying on rollercoaster rides: there has been a case of a legless veteran who insisted on going on a rollercoaster, despite the staffs’ best efforts to convince him otherwise since the ride would be very, very dangerous for him. Well, he got his way, fell out and of course, died. Then, the family had the audacity to sue the amusement park.
@@n.hauser6438 not really that related, but a stupid suing of an amusement park: there was a guy who lost his wallet and phone on the ride raptor at cedar point, and when he got off the ride he went back and hopped two fences, a four foot fence and a six foot fence (that both said do not cross), went RIGHT UNDER the coaster track (idk if youre familiar with raptor but its train cars hang from/are below the track) and got decapitated by the coaster car that was going by right as he was standing there. his family then tried to sue cedar point for making the fences “too low” as the fences should be “impossible to get over” …
The test seat should be for your convience. Normally a responsible ride attendant should not let the ride go if the safety measures cannot lock in place. I wanted to go on the same ride the blue hair woman wanted to ride. Instead of going all the way up to the line for the Hogwarts ride I chose to test myself for my height and weight. I sadly missed out because of a mix of height and gut I chose to sit out instead of really trying to force it taking up other people's time. Every day I continue to eat badly and not work out is another day I choose to suffer. It is my choice to miss out on certain activities.
@@vihaanabhinand3238 They don't want to they're to lazy to exercise and want to convince themselves that being obese is healthy til they actually believe it and if someone tells them otherwise then they'll scream fat phobic and somehow pull the race card out of nowhere.
@@mry1222 Either that or they simply deny it. Seriously some of them say that being overweight isn't unhealthy, and that the h u n d r e d s of studies that say otherwise are wrong.
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comparing "fatphobia" to racism is incredibly insulting
fatphobia is literally stemmed in antiblackness and racism tho? before colonization, slavery n white supremacy as a whole etc etc being fat was the literal beauty standard. obviously, racism is worse but y'all acting like fatphobia isn't an actual thing that kills thousands of people because of mostly medical discrimination. like being fat quite literally makes you oppressed in a way that being underweight/skinny doesn't.
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@@69dawg then kindly give an example because I have no clue what you're talking about
@@69dawg Its not stemmed in "antiblackness" being morbidly obese is unhealthy and that's final. Stop using the anti blackness as an excuse, coming from a black person. Stop equating race with being fat. You can change your weight but you'll never change your DNA. Most of the time, being fat is a choice. Most morbidly obese people put themselves in a disadvantage in society.
I think its socially acceptable to say to anyone, "I'm sorry, ur just not my type, but thank you" without being labeled as being phobic towards that person. 🤷♀️
As someone who has an eating disorder, cutting out unhealthy and sugary foods isn’t gonna trigger an eating disorder. Eating disorders are more closely connected to your brain and works together with other issues such as body dysmorphia. If someone says something like, “you eat too much” or “you should eat less.” Then yeah, but “you should eat healthier” ???
@@aaryadeshmukh8262 it's people who can't eat food with flour if I'm correct. It's some pastries, cereal and many more i can't remember. But that's basically it
this!! i also have an eating disorder, and it is because the people in my life fucking me up verbally since i was a child ( i was chubby when i was very little like, 5 years old and kept basically getting told that i was ugly for it because the adults in my life didn't know how to teach a child proper eating habits instead of just using the whole appearance thing which shouldn't even be a factor because it is heavily subjective ), and i'm sure these women may have grown up similarly but likely have eating disorders that lean more towards binging rather than desperately trying to lose weight although they could easily have eating disorders that are around trying to become skinny ( i mean, personally i'm not exactly underweight or thin but i still refuse to eat mot of the time and happen to y'know,, try to get food out of my body the second it goes in ) though i doubt they'd be making content like this if they had a eating disorder directed towards losing weight. but being told to eat healthier certainly isn't a bad thing, i mean it depends on the tone of course and who's saying it ( is it someone from your past who has already said things that would actually trigger an eating disorder or is it like a doctor or someone else who cares about your wellbeing like a family member or friend ), and the context, but generally it is not a bad thing to suggest that somebody should try to eat healthier.
@@draculaura_keyblade Damn that sucks. If you can't even do the basic thing to feed your family a healthy diet unless you literally can't afford to, why even think to be a parent? Healthy doesn't even need to mean to be full on eating salads, it just has to take adding meat, vegetables and whole grains, and you get to make it tasty on your own with seasoning and spices. Just the basic need to be healthy couldn't even be taught to a kid, that's so shitty.
As a male, I used to be overweight, borderline obese, with a BMI close to 29. With some hard work and the adoption of healthy habits, I’m now at a healthy weight, and I’d never want to be fat again. I’m not against people who are fat, I just am against being fat myself. In their words: “my body; my choice.” edit: Thank you all for the kind words! It really means a lot!
If I remember correctly, wasn't Rhett from Good Mythical Morning kicked off a ride for being too tall? It's not just fat people, it can be literally anyone who can't fit properly. If you're too small or big to be properly secured, you can't ride.
Exactly. It's not entirely a weight issue more of an engineering limit. I mean a 14 yo just died in Florida because he didn't fit the seat properly and slipped right out as the ride was coming down. These rules aren't 'fatphobic' they're life saving.
It’s a safety issue as well as restrictions that come with building and engineering rides. If they make rides larger, then the average size of riders and the minimum cut off would be different, thus still keeping a group of people locked out from the rides.
I’m shocked at how now people are seriously saying being healthy is an ED. It’s not good to make excuses so you can continue to eat poorly and blame everyone but yourself.
My poor girl can’t even get a sentence out without getting out of breath. Talking is not cardio. I don’t comment on these things but she struck out first.
Like many other animals, we humans tend to eat ourselves to death. The oversupply of food has only recently existed for a large part of the industrialized countries. However, our inner instincts to build up "reserves" have not changed. Our instincts are still tens of thousands of years in the past when we lived as hunters and gatherers. If we don't control and moderate ourselves, we all swell like yeast dough.
dude it's wild because there has been multiple points in history where being fat was ideal, too, like just because people know NOW that it's bad and you don't want to lose weight to be healthier doesn't mean you've experienced anything close to what black people have wtf
Everytime i see people like this I just can't comprehend what goes on in there head to make them think people saying being overweight is unhealthy is racist.
First person sounded SO backhanded too. Also damn how is one so slow that they cant get that weight and fucking race are 2 literal different topics. Like shut yo privileged ass up, at least you can *change* your weight but no amount of bleaching or tanning can change anyones race
Here's a list of things that aren't fatphobic: - Wanting to feel comfortable with your body - Wanting to be healthy - Not wanting to be fat yourself - Saying that fat people are generally more unhealthy than skinnier people (not underweight people, they can be just as if not more unhealthy) And here's a list of things that are fatphobic: - Bullying people for their weight - Shaming people into losing weight - Being rude when people are comfortable being fat - Making fat people feel uncomfortable with their bodies on purpose Know the difference, not everything is fatphobic 👍
Fatphobia isn't a thing. Being fat is a choice (unless you wanna drum up dat (actually rare) thyroid) . Notice how with all the other phobias, it's not a fucking choice to be gay or trans. For the love of God, don't give these narcissists the same kind of validation as actual LGBT victims.
@@1UpEXP people who don’t have enough money to afford healthy food aren’t choosing to be fat. some people can only afford unhealthy junk food, not all fat people are lazy. and some people don’t know healthy eating habits, and wouldn’t eat poorly if they knew how it affected them and what to do to fix it. it’s not as clear cut as you think it is.
Man I don't think anyone can beat a mother's hatred for their own child, because the mother is too busy beating their own record by beating their child.
As a fat person I'll just say you nailed it. After hurting my back I gained like 80 pounds. It came down to lazyness and using that as an excuse. Now I have told myself no more excuses and have lost 12 pounds in a month just by switching upy diet.
I broke my vertebra and gained weight too. And then my bf and i broke up and i stopped working out as a whole..sometimes life hits you hard honestly. But i still try to eat healthy atleast, even when i dont always feel like doing much due to depression
@@prithyachan333 Hey, I'm not a bot. I just really hate them. I know the "ratio" joke is unfunny and all but it's the only thing that at least lets people know there's a bot without sounding like a lecturer. Also, if you report them, then there's usually some other bot that comes so yeah... Just "ratio" Also, wasn't aware there were "ratio" bots so yeah... I'll stop
I had a friend who was obese , he died in boarding school in his sleep (Obese like the redhead girl) . We sometimes talk but not that much (He's mostly friendly) , guy was just 16 at the time . I don't know about you obese , skinny or in between , death takes all . Stay healthy
Yep I remember that.... heartbreaking. It is insane to think we as a society can someone modify and change every for fat people to be able to fit in. Like on a plane, all the tickets get booked and a fat person fit in the seat, is someone else supposed to give up their seat? sorry little Johnny, you cant come on vacation with us, here is 70 bucks, get an uber home and then order pizzas for dinner, we will be home in a week or so. The human body was never ever meant to be overweight during evolution, that's why the health issues come with it, you would of never seen obese tribe members or native Americans living off the land. I do feel bad for fat people with whatever issues they deal with, but when you compare it to something like cancer it is nothing, no one cant lose weight, its as simple as eating less calories. Im twenty-three and found out I have a heart condition last year called brugada syndrome, so I lost 70 pounds and got to 170 and feel energetic, happier and overall better. No one can convince me that being massively overweight is healthier than being at a healthy weight, anorexia is the opposite side of the problem being too little weight. sorry for rant I just had a coffee after work and I'm relaxing and I'm passionate about this
“the only way to weight loss is practically starving yourself” people who *actually* eat healthy instead of just getting a Diet Coke with their 5 quadruple cheeseburgers: “guess I’m starving then”
truly tho although i would assume their perception of reality is a bit warped because they likely have an eating disorder ( something that causes binge eating, most likely ) themselves so they think that it can only be one extreme or the other
I'm the only one in my family that isn't chubby, which is strange because I definitely eat a lot more than they do, but I seem to not be able to gain weight, one of the things that I think may be causing this might be just me being an lazy ass to make breakfast in the early morning (school starts hella early) recently, I've started to change my ways because covid cases has started to boom at my place so, it was switched back to online class. Now I eat breakfast everyday but the breakfast isn't just bread and oatmeal, I'm pretty sure it's the 3x of what I usually take. I don't skip my meals obviously but I don't know why I always starve even though I've ate a lot, I haven't been diagnosed with anything because I haven't went to the doctor and it's been years now, I'm quite tall too but I look like a stick, My guess is I probably have parasites
@@xlintx you could also have high metabolism, meaning you have to intake a lot more calories than an average person, to gain weight. :) , maybe check it out!
@@xlintx You probably just have a fast metabolism dont stress too much but it's def a good idea to go see a doctor if you havent been diagnosed yet at all
"He had training on how to be fatphobic" I litteraly burst out laughing when she said that. I'm part glad that people like this exist, becouse it makes me feel more smart and happy that I'm not a dissapointment.
yea. the thing is there IS such thing as a healthy fat person. sumo wrestlers eat good in large quantities and work out 6 hours a day. they literally lack the thing that makes obesity morbid, which is visceral fat (fat between you organs, high cholesterol) so how about this. if you work out 6 hours a day and are fat you can stop crying about fatphobia, because that is literally the entire issue. this people make me laugh
My sister was a part of the opening team for Escape from Gringotts at the Wizarding World - she said she always felt so bad when she had to tell people they couldn’t ride because they couldn’t be secured properly. Watching all their joy and excitement fade as they realized they couldn’t do the thing they’d wanted most to do (and they wasted three hours in line to hear that news) was heartbreaking. She always did her best to make it as good an experience as she could, but at that point, there’s not much you can say. It sucks. It’s not like the team members at theme parks _want_ you to have a bad time - on the contrary, they’re working there to bring joy and wonder to life and help you create amazing memories. They’re just doing what they _should_ do by prioritizing your safety over your temporary pleasure. All that to say, if this person got seriously injured, she’d be pretty peeved too and most likely sue Universal. Eternal victim mentality; you just can’t win. It’s everyone else’s fault but their own.
@@patsysolatzzo2962 Exaaaaactly. I was just about to say that but then saw your comment first. You have more of a heart if you tell someone "no" because it may save their life than if you let them do something that they may die because of.
They should just have a staff right in front of the line so said staff could just tell someone that they won’t fit before going into the queue and waste time
its okay to be chubby, have stretch marks, have cellulite, be skinny, etc. as long as your taking care of your body and physical health the best you can, idrc.
Girl if you're chubby and encouraging others to be fat then your encouraging unhealthiness, same thing with being too skinny. Sometimes ppl gotta change for the better of their health and you can just be in the same position all the time.
@@KaimationOffical no, skinny doesnt always mean healthy. you can be chubby and still eat the diet of any other person, some people are just naturally a bit bigger and thats okay. race can also play a part in this, like for example im Tongan 🇹🇴. tongans are actually naturally built with bigger thighs and bodies because thats just how we adapted a while ago living on islands. but ofc i eat healthy and exercise like a person should. chubby is different than being obese. im just saying, as long as your eating healthy, exercising, and not using eating disorder as a motivation to do so, it doesn’t matter what your body looks like.
@@elenaxthatxbitchbeing a few kg over weight isn't really that unhealthy, but being obese is unhealthy. And also by fat we mean people with a high body fat percentage , not someone with naturally larger hips (by that I mean that some people have a larger hip bone or collar bone which isn't being fat , it's just being having a bigger bone. Being fat means having a higher body fat percentage )
You're damned right I'm fatphobic. I've been fat and it literally almost killed me. (Crazy blood pressure, resting heart rate, cholesterol levels, all of it.) It took genuine, concentrated effort to shed it but I know only too well how quickly it can come back if I'm not careful and it scares the crap out of me so... yeah. Fatphobic. And they should be too.
tryin to lose weight but not going well. i suffer with mental conditions that often make it hard to even do the bare necessities let along exercise/cook healthy meals. and i cant hire a trainer or anything cuz im a broke college student. im very happy for you, i hope to one day be anle to complete my journey. not holding my breath tho.
@@stormbr1nger194 hey dude, I wish u the best of luck on ur journey. I hope u can shed that extra weight and feel better, if u work hard u can achieve ur goal, if cooking is an issue cook simple meals, suck as eggs, something I enjoy which isn't super unhealthy is chopped up spicy sausage with rice, cheddar cheese, some beans and corn, and whatever else u want, it's fairly simple and not super unhealthy, just don't use American or kraft cheese, just some cheddar or pepper jack whatever u prefer, anyways I hope u can reach ur goal and I wish u the best of luck
Same here. Type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, enlarged heart, high blood pressure, over 300 pounds. My old doctor put me on at least 10 medications, and none of them helped, they just made me feel like shit. Started exercising and eating right (NO sugar, low to medium glycemic foods), and within 6 months I lost 80 pounds and actually reversed my Type 2 diabetes. My cardiologist was happy about my progress and told me that I just added 15 years to my life. My old regular doctor seemed upset that I was no longer on any of the 10 meds he'd prescribed me, and tried to keep finding other reasons to put me on meds. I found a new primary that hasn't put me on a single new med in the 5 years I've been seeing him.
I remember a similar situation when a girl almost drowned, and then decider to sue her saver for touching her. I thought to myself: "Yeah, you're right! He shouldn't have saved your life. That would be the best option for all parties involved."
As someone who was overweight growing up, there's definitely a difference in the way you're treated by some people. But anyone who says dieting is an eating disorder is crazy. Most of these women say there isn't a preference just fatphobia, there is a preference. However, respect is definitely something that everyone deserves. From personal experience, there is a difference in treatment, and that is an issue but that doesn't explain these women's behaviors lol, in my personal experience, I found it hard to lose weight when I had people telling me I would die soon but motivating me instead of saying I'd be dead soon worked. But everyone is different lol
All it takes to lose weight is simply to WANT to be healthy, and actually do something about it. It doesn't necessarily have to involve transforming your whole life into a strict training regimen... You can just swap out your usual snacks for something healthier, drink water or freshly squeezed juice instead of soda.... etc... Giving your body what it needs to put its metabolism back on track, is usually enough to start slowly losing weight.... believe it or not, your body is programmed to naturally get rid of excess weight, but it needs the proper conditions/environment to do so, same way an engineer is going to need a workshop to fix a car, the body needs a clean toxin-free environment to fix itself. Obviously, you won't snap to ideal weight and become a freaking model just by eating right, you'll just lose enough weight to recover from MORBID obesity, you'll still be obese, but more in the green zone of obesity, somewhere around "chubby". :P
@@MyouKyuubi yup, excluding other medical factors, small healthy changes to your life can greatly affect your long term health! I was never morbidly obese but I was definitely overweight.
A friend of mine wanted to bungee jump many many years ago. He's very large; tall, fat and also carries a lot of muscle. He weighed well north of 300 lbs, and was denied a jump simply because the equipment they had couldn't safely handle anyone over 260 lbs (118 kilos). My friend understood this, and just said "oh, bummer, but I understand." Like any sensible person would, because they understand it's about their own safety. There was no fat shaming going on. There was no singling fat people out just to oppress them. There was no evil conspiracy. There was no societal brainwashing that led them to deny him taking the jump. Just physics and his weight exceeding the maximum stress the equipment is rated to safely handle. The bungee business - or an amusement park running a roller coaster - can't be expected to buy, maintain, replace and re-certify extremely expensive oversized equipment just so that a tiny fraction of the population can jump or ride too. There's no profit to such a business model. They would go bankrupt and not exist anymore. But I kinda suspect that that is what people like the ones in this video actually wants. They don't really want to ride a roller coaster or go bungee jumping. They just want to make it so that people who aren't obese can't enjoy them either.
I can almost guarantee this lady if she did get hurt would be suing the park faster than you can blink and complaining how unsafe the ride is and how no checks were in place to prevent it. I think they prefer a mad customer over a lawsuit.
@@Perroden It's phobic to not have the fabric of the universe bend to their wills. Physics itself must change so that they don't feel even the slightest bit of shame.
honestly I have no problem with fat people at all, like do whatever you want irdc just don't go around advocating for obesity. body positivity imo should be about accepting your body while trying to improve simultaneously (if you're not healthy or you have any realistic body goals etc), its nice if they're trying to tell fat people they're not "disgusting" and I genuinely feel bad if they're made to feel so, but saying "if you don't wanna be fat you're fat phobic" is literally not it.
I agree. It's okay to be fat or bigger than others as long as you're still eating your veggies and fruits and even doing exercises (even if it's light). I hate it when I see comments that say "fat = ugly or disgusting" because that is not the case There are beautiful and handsome fat people out there and there are also those who are branded "fat" that are not that big at all. Some of them are just chubby or a little overweight which should be just fine.
I understand why fat people would like to be accepted (being fat myself) because we feel like people will only accept us if we are thin like models and that if we aren't, people make us feel like we aren't worthy of affection because of our weight; that the only thing that defines us as a person is how we should look and not who we are as a person. It really gets annoying when people look at you and always say "you should lose weight" or "I would have date/married you if you were not fat", etc. Like, I already heard that a lot of times, it's not gonna make me not fat or encourage me to be thinner for you. However, saying that everyone should be fat (or rather obese because clearly the issue here is more of obesity and not just being fat) and that wanting to be healthy is fat phobic defeats the purpose of body positivity and/or fat acceptance. We want to be accepted for who we are as a person and not how we look but that doesn't mean that we demand other people to look like us. We should be accepting of all body sizes no matter if you are thin, normal size or plus size.
@@j.a.n.covers94 I agree with this, there are also just people who are genetically more big in size compared to others (not like tall). my sister is and she eats healthy, plays sports, and all that but she’s short and stubby. If she were to lose a lot of weight she’d end up being incredibly unhealthy because our doctors have even told her that she’s at a healthy weight, I don’t understand why people are still so rude to her though-
@@dumbfanta3873 Because a lot of people automatically think that if you look bigger than the models in magazines, you are already fat ad that being fat equates to being unhealthy. That's why for those on tiktok or even those in magazines who said that they are healthy maybe some of them are actually saying the truth and are proud to announce it to the world. Unless the person is obese then those we can critique or be concerned about.
Honestly as a medical professional I've had my sympathy, empathy, and every other positive emotion worn to non-existence trying to help people like those clips portray with self-destructive behavior (we're talking obesity, drug use, alcohol, etc). Eat/Do whatever the flip you want, I've stopped being able to care. I can't even take solace in the fact that they'll be dead and gone long before I am because I know their will be 10 more to take their place.
@emilinebelle7811 you’re either stupid or weak if you think you wouldn’t become callous or emotionally crippled by feeling empathy for an endless stream of idiots with zero self respect or discipline.
As a fat person, I can say that due to the weight I'm more lethargic, fatigued, and generally tired. The only time I ever felt like I had energy was when I started exercising to loose weight. I have a plethora of energy, I feel like I can conquer the world lol it's not "fatphobic" if it's a fact. Also, person who was talking about preference is probably not looking to date overweight people, they're probably looking to date thin/fit people. They're just mad that they can't get a date with them lol
IMO body positivity isn’t about keeping people fat or unhealthy. It’s about treating people as humans. I’ve gained and lost weight a lot. And the difference in how I was treated made me HATE people. Like I was treated sub human when larger. It really hurt.
The thing is a lot of the stuff that makes you fat also affects your health, so it's less "I don't want to look like you" and more "I dont want to restrict my life by carrying around this extra weight"
Yep. Even if I've stayed fat, I wouldn't be able to do as much things as I liked if I were to stay fat, such as competitive soccer and gymnastics. These ladies wouldn't last a day in soccer training, let alone a consistent training.
I never understood these stories of people suing or being mad at someone saving their lives. Like imagine people being so afraid of saving someone's life for fear of being sued or persecuted that they refuse to save someone's life who actually would want to be saved. Thats scary.
Yeah. She says fat people are "demonised" and seen at objectively gross. Like what? Some people are attracted to fat people so that's green's rant already humorously incorrect.
First lady probably has never experienced legitimate racism. That's not how it works at all, and often you get in physical fights, that of which she probably couldn't last in.
@@TotalHuman Science shows that a 9mm bullet shot from a hand gun can cut through 60cm of fat before it stops. She could take like 9 bullets, which is more then her aggressor can.
"Our culture is deeply rooted and entrenched in fatphobia." Good. Gluttony and excess aren't virtues. Self-control and physical fitness/ability are - they reflect effort and discipline to achieve.
@@xmr.ai-emixc2918 It is ableist. I'm disabled, I think I know what the fuck I'm talking about. I didn't say being obese is a disability, I'm talking about disabilities, period. Expecting control from everyone when some people got health problems and then got fat is ableist. I'm not even that fat (64 kgs) but I've realized the past 6 years how it's not about discipline when your health was the first one to fail you. So yeah, this is ableist when you imagine every fat people is just lazy or lack control. Cuz in some cases they will literally never be able to go back like when their life used to be. Now sure, I absolutely despise hearing people blame the world around them when their body can still move around however they want and actually do something about it, but once you're already disabled, there is no more of that "glorious discipline". That's why I'm saying it's ableist to say. I've only been able to lose weight from good regular meals but it will never be any better since I cannot exercise like your regular guy.
This is also why some of the "just eat better" statement irks me. It's not the case for everyone and I'm sick people forget we too exist. We eat better meals than others, we try to stay alive and move around, we try harder than ever. You too could get hurt or ill one day, not be able to live like you used to and suddenly you can't control your weight anymore, you'll lose or gain too much and never find balance again. So yeah, it is ableist in its core in this way, as simple as that.
love how theyre ignoring skinny shaming aswell eg people that cant gain weight cus of health or metabolism problems, isnt it your mission to make the world better without judgement and stuff? then why judge people for trying to achieve their goals if youre not better
Because the goal was never acceptance, and certainly not health. These people are in it *for themselves,* they want asspats for their terrible habits. They want what others have without having to put in the work to get it. They're miserable, so they want others to be miserable too and they don't care who gets hurt in the process.
I'm one of those people with metabolic problems, jeez I eat so much as a family of 3 sometimes, and I'd barely gain weight and shit it out, I've been skinny my whole life and I wish I'd gain a little weight..
I actually have a story about when the employees in an amusement park didn’t care about someone’s size and could have gone pretty bad. I once went on a rollercoaster ride with some of my brother’s friends when I was very young(9 to 10ish). We were put into the same seat as this women who was over the healthy weight amount. When we pulled down the bar that’s supposed to hold us down, it was in no way secure for me and my brother’s friends because we were much smaller than her. The workers there didn’t seem to care though. They just sent the ride off. I almost fell out and was terrified. One of my brother’s friend was much skinnier than me and I can’t imagine how it was for him.
Twilight Zone Tower of Terror used to be like that, and my daughter and I would try to situate ourselves in line letting people go ahead where it looked where we might be in the same row- it felt like flying. (Sorry for your experience, a roller coaster and being a small child is a different kettle of fish.)
There was a story this past year or so about some poor child passing away because they went on a ride while being over the weight limit. And of course the amusement park is the one getting sued
Believe me, I used to like roller coasters when I was a kid because it was kid-friendly. So years later after graduating from high school and ending up in California for my senior trip, the beaches were closed off so my mom, my brother, and I went to Sea World instead. When I saw those roller coasters I already knew that there’s no way I’m going to survive one. Boy am I glad that my mom, my brother, and I chose to go for a ride more relaxing and fun than those roller coasters.
@@DaughterofAnubiscoasters are over engineered specifically for your safety. You are more likely to die on the car ride to the park than die on any of the rides. Live a little. Stop living in fear.
For the blue head one. A young 14 year old boy fell off the tallest dropper in Orlando Florida. It was because he was on the big side and the ride wasn’t secure on him. The fact she is mad that someone saved her is disgusting.
"training on how to be fatphobic" ... like lady, did you even attempt to process what the employee was doing? If he openly "discriminates" against you, report him. But I 100% ASSURE YOU, if you report an employee for following protocol to keep you safe because you're too big to fit on a ride, nothing is happening to that employee. That was honestly hysterical 🤣
I have a photo of me standing next to a height test sign at Six Flags to show I was tall enough to go on the ride. I was 22, 4'11" and in the USN. We thought it was a hoot! I wasn't many inches over the required height, but I wasn't many inches over the minimum to enlist either!
Little did they know being rounder back in ancient Greece (and a lot of other places because being round meant you lived more of a high life) was the preferred preference so when they say "Not skinny people have been getting hated forever!" THEYRE WRONG
Little did they know that America is not Ancient Greece and that are scientists have disproven this fact, and obesity actually means - easy way to slowly kill yourself (I know you were probably joking so don’t take this comment as rude please :-
If you were fat/big/round/chubby it was a sign of wealthiness. Loads of countries were in poverty and superiors who had riches and luxury could afford lots of food, especially meat.
Its pretty legit yo, like every time we have excess in a culture/country/area what have you, fit is considered sexy. In extreme poverty, thickness is considered sexy. Like, one takes some self control in a world full of options & the other one is a sign of wealth in a world full of poverty. Makes perfect sense, imo.
"Training on how to be fatphobic." No- just no. He had training on how to pick people put of the crowd who could possibly not fit with the specifications of the ride. Half the people who get injured or die on theme park or water park rides are only hurt because the employee didn't check properly or keep in the requirements. It is there for your safety, and the safety of everyone else on the ride. Even the slightest bit of a weight imbalance can have absolutely devastating effects. These people don't have brains, they're just annoyed because they don't want to change and are too entitled and delusional to acknowledge that because of their own choices in life they can't do something they wanted to do due to requirements that are there to literally stop people from dying.
In addition to looks, people also need to talk about the physical limitations. In case of emergency, if you weigh a ton, who can rescue you? If your escape is through a confined space, how would you go about it when you’re three times the size of that narrow space?
for context; I'm a fatass, have been for years and don't really care about losing weight. Comparing fatphobia to racism, homophobia or any other serious systemic issue is insane. People being dicks because they don't like the size of your body isn't comparable to systems that oppress, harm and even kill people simply for existing. The worst fear I have in relation to my weight is getting some rude comments or not finding cute clothes my size. The worst fear i have in relation to my sexuality (I'm bisexual) is being murdered and having my human rights taken away. Stop acting like you're oppressed because someone told you to eat a salad. Sure it hurts, but that's really the extent of it.. Just assholes being assholes.
I’m a roller coaster enthusiast, and I’ve seen the “walk of shame” many times. Sometimes it can actually be sad to watch. Not fat phobia though, just being safe.
I’ve been weighed for water rides and had a ride operator ask if it was okay if she pushed down on the bar harder to make sure it locked and I was fine with both because I want you to let me know if I can’t safely ride. In both instances I was fine & had no issues except the bar really squished my thunder thighs, but had they expressed that they didn’t think it would be safe for me to ride I would have taken that “walk of shame” rather than fly off the side of a slide or out of a g-force coaster. There are plenty of rides I CAN safely ride so if you tell me I can’t ride one I’ll go to another I know I fit on and be fine. I would rather be slightly embarrassed than dead.
Also re: the ride operator I legit told her “anything you need to do to make sure I’m secure”. I’ve never been big enough to be flat out denied and I’ve lost weight recently, but yeesh, imagine thinking your safety is less important than feeling a little embarrassed or being invalidated.
i haven't been able to go on a lot of roller coaster since i was 19.. grew 2 6'7 265 lbs when i was 20 and have extremely wide shoulders. any coaster with a pull down wont make it past em it sucks. if they give me the option for fat people seats i always take em LMAO
A kid actually fell of a free fall ride here in Florida. At first people were blaming the ride and the employees. When investigation began, it was found that he was too fat and heavy for the ride so it wouldn't work. When the cast members told him this, he forced them and berated them to let him on.
Well that’s not the story I heard. First, he was not “fat.” He was an athlete, and his BMI came from solid muscle. I heard that _other_ rides had refused to let him on, so being a kid on a good night out with his friends of course went to the ride which _didn’t_ tell him this. He did not “force” or “berate” them about his weight, in fact, there was no dialogue at all. When he got on the ride, he realised something wasn’t right the way he was sitting on it and tried to get off. They didn’t listen.
@@kiera6326 huh. I've never heard it like that. I guess this story has gotten so misinformed all over the internet, there really is no credible source to see who is right.
“Phobia” means fear. It’s hard to fear something that you can outpace by walking. It’s hard to fear something that can’t fit through a standard sized door. It’s hard to fear something that has no self-control or accountability. It’s pity. I pity these sad, lost, unmotivated, moronic troglodytes and hope they feel some solace before they die at 40 and find some way to forgive themselves in the end for always turning away the help that they needed from people who cared about them before they drove them away with their juvenile mindsets and endless black hole personalities. No fear. Just pity.
Like people who are way too short or skinny to be securely strapped in they also get kicked off the ride.......but I've never heard anyone from these groups upset because they weren't allowed to ride a roller-coaster and fly off to their death
@@wolfetteplays8894 you can make yourself "dnr+dni" which means the hospital staff are not allowed to resuscitate you if your dying and can't do any life saving things!(like oxygen, chest compression ect) It's a good thing to tell your family you'd wish to be declared this since most people wouldn't make their family members declared dnr dni. The law is there to protect others from people like you or their family from lawsuits as the government wouldn't want to discouraged+punish people from trying to save someone
All of this is simply individuals not wanting to take accountability. They just want an excuse to not have the work out or be healthy - they turn it around on everyone and convince themselves that it’s a “phobia”.
Yeah, but that’s the thing. You don’t work out or _look_ healthy, so you then experience vastly different treatment from people, which is what they’re upset about
So my dad has always been on the "fat" side and he went to Universal, he also had to try out the test seats. His only comment, "I was so happy I fit, it was pretty tight but a fun ride." Not mad at all for being the only one of the five family members pulled aside and made to try the test seat. He actually just got a gym membership and is very excited to go, even inviting us kids to come with.
Dude, just saying, these new style videos you're doing (showing us your actual facial exoressions) are so great. Loved your old content, but I think I'm starting to love these ones a tad more. Keep up the amazing work!
Anorexia, by definition, is the epitome of “fat phobia.” But that’s not something you can help, and you definitely don’t deserve those kind of accusations when you’re dealing with such a debilitating disease
@@mweed7194 Wait, what? I know that it can manifest as a result of trauma, or a need to take control over something, but isn’t it characterised by body dysmorphia?
I feel so sad for them, man. I am overweight ever since and have gone through ED which made me lose weight quickly and then I gained more than I initially did, I am well will my relationship with food now and losing weight, slowly but surely. This has what the world has come to, when people think that their ideas are different from everyone they never think that maybe the wrong is them, its always the people or the society being villainous. I never really got the body positivity movement being mostly about fat people being accepted. By all means, love yourselves. However, I think the body positivity movement should go more on the people who can't change their looks, people who has gone through accidents, deformities, post pregnancy changes..etc. Fat people are accepted, but if we also make it as if being obese is normal, obese people would not do anything about themselves which is very very dangerous for their overall health.
I know, but I think it’s more about living and let live. They’re not going to do anything about it regardless of what you do. So might as well be nice about it
See thats the thing, fat liberation is whats toxic, not the body positivity movement. The body positive movement is exactly what you said it should be, accepting things like scars and stretch marks, missing limbs, and unique frames. Fat liberation started on tumblr as most toxic groups have, staying alive on Twitter before moving to tiktok where they've seen a new boost of enthusiasm and life unfortunately. Now the fat liberation group really latched onto the body positivity movements acceptance of different body frames, which was neutralizing things like actually having broadset bones/short torsos/etc, and instead made it about 'if YOU don't find me fuckable then YOURRE the/a problem'. And since the fat liberation movement is so loud, dumb, and willing to harm others that don't agree with them, people are now embarrassed to include themselves in the body positivity movement which is real and actually very good :)
A teenager actually did die on a ride because of that very issue. The ride was that one tower thing that has you strapped in a chair and shoots you up with about 15 other people. He was clearly not in the range to go on and the seat couldn’t be able to carry him. Unfortunately, the employee allowed him to get on because ~body positivity~. As expected, the chair couldn’t accommodate him and he fell from the top. Someone show her that article and see what she thinks of it. She’ll probably try saying “well they should make the chairs to accommodate large people!”, which would be a very poor argument since it would put the majority of people at risk for similar reason so they wouldn’t be able to ride.
Redhead, my response: Let's talk about Thinphobia. Let's talk about how if there was ever a zombie apocalypse that you'd fall behind as you ran away, screeching at the top of your lungs about the people running ahead of you are 'fat phobic' as the zombies are alerted to your direct location and will probably keep them well fed (occupied) for over two hours. Greenhat, my response: No it's not, you're laziness is due to lack of energy because you haven't the stamina to maneuver. Historically fat women were seen as a sign of prosperity, well fed, well educated and of the wealth class whereas thin women were seen as of the poor class. In today's society, people over indulge on fatty foods, foods that are not healthy. Before it was woke TLC used to do documentaries on super obese individuals and their struggles, such as cleanliness. Not being able to clean between folds of fat causes rashes from sweat and eventually leads to gangrene, also the smell of rotting flesh which festers between folds. Blue, my response: He's had training on how to prevent a lawsuit. It's 50/50 with this one. "Let me ride and get hurt so I can sue you!" Or "Don't let me ride and I sue you!" It's like the case with the horses. Being fat is a choice. No one should suffer because of your bad decisions is what this boils down to! BTW, brought to you by a REASONABLE FAT A-SS!
I am someone who suffered from both binge eating disorder and anorexia. In the first case, I was bullied for being fat, and although I wanted to loose weight so that people wouldn't make fun of me anymore, I wasn't able to stop eating. When I was reaching adolescence, my doctor told me that I should loose weight because there was a huge risk I’d suffer diseases when growing older. After that, I became super conscious of weight and I started to be OBSESSED with being skinny. I never got to the point of being extremely thin, but I was always thinking how to eat less, how to hide my parents the fact that I wasn't eating. Both eds messed me up really badly, and they deteriorated my health. It's okay if you like your body, that’s actually great. But PLEASE, make sure to put your health first and don't try to promote being overweight and underweight as something positive.
I'm eating cereal as I'm watching this, and I almost just lost my appetite with how gross these people are. (Attitude-wise) Edit: Just finished my Rice Crispies cereal. I chugged the entire bowl, it was getting soggy.
I think it’s pretty universally known that rides have weight and height limits. It’s not that they’re singling you out to hurt you but it’s for safety. There have been too many times where someone too short, too light, or too heavy had their lives taken due to these precautions being ignored.
Right? I live across the street from a six flags. One of the rides there doesn't allow you to be taller than 6 foot 5. I'd love to see a tall person screaming discrimination and them just be like "sir.. you'll get decapitated."
I’m literally fat so I have some knowledge on the subject: These people are stupid. I can barely breathe walking up a single flight of stairs, I snore/have trouble breathing when I sleep making it hard to get a good night sleep, I get extremely hot when in the sun for not that long of a time. And I’m not even that fat, at 5’ 10’ and 235 lbs, y’all can do the math. I hate the way I look and feel. But I also would kinda like to not end up with a missing leg because of people like this. People who openly decided that them being grossly overweight (gross as in total, not appeal) isn’t something that could LITERALLY KILL THEM. To them, I say one thing, though I know it will fall on deaf ears: Please, for the good of your health and safety and the health and safety of those you influence, lose some weight. Lord knows I have and will.
I’m not gonna lie, the way red skittle says “eating disorder” seems like they’re shaming the person with the disorder. But I found that that sort of mentality of shaming people with weight based mental conditions is a very common habit of these types of FA so…/
7:50 a boy literally just died on an amusement park ride not too long ago BECAUSE the ride staff were not strict enough on the rules to check if the boy was really able to be secured by the ride’s restraints.
Fatphobia isn't a thing. You could call it "being so incredibly insecure about your weight that you blame and scapegoat other people for your problem."
As someone who has dealt with a similar experience as the last girl, I was thankful they carefully talk to me about it, and no hard feelings were exchanged. Sure, it was embarrassing (I'm not super huge, but my lady lumps like to get in the way 🤣) and has pushed me towards trying to lose weight and take better care of myself. Blue hair just doesn't want to face reality.
I've been kicked off because my shoulders were too large and the latch couldn't get over my shoulders. Everyone is different you shouldn't be ashamed. I like to eat but I don't go around pretending I'm some icon of health at any weight bs.
I’m sorry but I was almost three hundred pounds I’ve dropped to two fifty eight and I can tell you I like being able to walk without huffing and puffing not to mention I like being able to buy nice clothes and I definitely like being able to stay awake and not being ready to take a nap at one pm
I feel like in general a lot of people arguing these points have decently valid points yes, but neglect the counterarguments that *may potentially possibly* be more valid. It just seems like people who learned big scientific words are putting them to use in the wrong context to prove their points. Using big words doesn't equal being more intelligent or more logical.
Dude, I've lost like 20-30lbs after reaching my highest at 224(?). I couldn't walk up the stairs to our apartment without my knees feeling shaky and physically worn out. I could legit FEEL the extra weight on me and it was awful. Between calorie deficit and getting more active I've never felt better. That's my preference. I dislike feeling heavy, or being unable to walk up to my home. If you wanna be plus size, good for you. But don't try and say that people are fatphobic just bc they don't share your preference, or bc they choose to believe the evidence that being plus-size comes with tons of heath risks! (that happens to come from medical professionals, might I add.) Making poor food choices on the daily is no better than smoking or drinking excessively. Maybe they'd feel different if we had windows to view what is happening to our insides, and the damage to our organs when we make less than stellar choices. Terrifying to think about, isn't it?
I had an older sister growing up, that was plus size. She would always threaten to sit on us if she didn't get her way, and I'm still traumatized from that to this day.
7:42 There have been many death due to the locks unlocking or breaking on rides due to the lock not being able to hold someones weight, this is why weight limits are on rides. So it's not fatphobic, they're just trying not to get sued or be responsible for someones death. 👍👍👍👍
-When Redhead goes to the gym, she enters to ask the clerk the direction to the nearest all yah can eat restaurant, before leaving. -When Greenhead. goes to the beach, they call Green-Peace because they think a whale has stranded -When blue head Goes to the park, she thinks those small turn style gates are a suggestion, not the first barrier of defense against Idiots who think their XXXXXXXS from the SuperPlus isle are a excuse for calling themselves thin
2:25 "your doing everything in your power to not look like us. That's fatphobic" but like what if I wanna be muscular, what if I want to be thin, what if I wanna be a sumo wrestler they look fat but they are actually only like 30 percent body fat and the rest is muscle
"trained to be fatphobic" Now I can just imagine a 7-hour long course titled "How to be a fatphobic theme park employee; part 1: respecting weight limits"
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Seven 🥲
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Eminem
Mine is George (not Georgenotfound, just a skittle named George)
@@lando8981 oh no
As someone who has both been hospitalized from being underweight due to anorexia,and has been extremely anxious from binge eating junk food and gaining weight,
I did really feel my mental health much worse when I gained weight from overeating, as well as sluggish and not wanting to do anything.
Same goes from when I almost died from anorexia.
Both extremes are bad and both promoting being underweight or overweight is wrong lmao.
exactly! these people’s double standards are showing, saying being bullied overweight is worse than being bullied underweight
Bro obviously too much of anything is bad.
Stupid people
@yes Ratio
yea I never got to the point where I had to be hospitalized but I was super worried about my weight and i still am. Like you said it can be really bad both ways
Is this a bot bro
the “blue-head” one is so sad because something happened recently in florida in which a 14 year old boy who was too large to get on a ride safely was allowed on and he fell out of the ride and died. it’s honestly disgusting that that woman would accuse the worker of fatphobia even though they were literally trying to save her LIFE.
Pls shut up u just gained me more of A nightmare/anxiety
Not related to “fat-phobia”, but dying on rollercoaster rides: there has been a case of a legless veteran who insisted on going on a rollercoaster, despite the staffs’ best efforts to convince him otherwise since the ride would be very, very dangerous for him. Well, he got his way, fell out and of course, died. Then, the family had the audacity to sue the amusement park.
@@n.hauser6438 I just watched the video about him yesterday! Yikes, he did underestimate his situation didn't he :/
@@n.hauser6438 not really that related, but a stupid suing of an amusement park: there was a guy who lost his wallet and phone on the ride raptor at cedar point, and when he got off the ride he went back and hopped two fences, a four foot fence and a six foot fence (that both said do not cross), went RIGHT UNDER the coaster track (idk if youre familiar with raptor but its train cars hang from/are below the track) and got decapitated by the coaster car that was going by right as he was standing there. his family then tried to sue cedar point for making the fences “too low” as the fences should be “impossible to get over” …
The test seat should be for your convience. Normally a responsible ride attendant should not let the ride go if the safety measures cannot lock in place. I wanted to go on the same ride the blue hair woman wanted to ride. Instead of going all the way up to the line for the Hogwarts ride I chose to test myself for my height and weight. I sadly missed out because of a mix of height and gut I chose to sit out instead of really trying to force it taking up other people's time. Every day I continue to eat badly and not work out is another day I choose to suffer. It is my choice to miss out on certain activities.
Out of all three colored heads, I like the dude with the black cap and the headphones.
I'm going to be a chad and take this as a racist comment
@@-Scrapper- Valid
@@-Scrapper- I'm going to be Chad and take this as black people-phobic.
I read this as "out of the three coloured heads, I pick the black dude"
for some reason
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I have to say that the PowerPuff girls really let themselves go.
😂😂😂😂 omg you didn't have to do them like that
This comment deserves more likes
Saw that and audible sounded like a dying horse
😂😂😂NAHHHHH
LMFAO
I genuinely never noticed how much more engaging and just overall more entertaining watching a face-cam is compared to random gameplay until now
Woahh ur right. Didnt even realize
Not related at all but like do they realise being fat is not healthy
@@vihaanabhinand3238 They don't want to they're to lazy to exercise and want to convince themselves that being obese is healthy til they actually believe it and if someone tells them otherwise then they'll scream fat phobic and somehow pull the race card out of nowhere.
@@vihaanabhinand3238 I don't think they do.
@@mry1222 Either that or they simply deny it. Seriously some of them say that being overweight isn't unhealthy, and that the h u n d r e d s of studies that say otherwise are wrong.
comparing "fatphobia" to racism is incredibly insulting
fatphobia is literally stemmed in antiblackness and racism tho? before colonization, slavery n white supremacy as a whole etc etc being fat was the literal beauty standard. obviously, racism is worse but y'all acting like fatphobia isn't an actual thing that kills thousands of people because of mostly medical discrimination. like being fat quite literally makes you oppressed in a way that being underweight/skinny doesn't.
@@69dawg then kindly give an example because I have no clue what you're talking about
@Vinny Kiza as someone who isnt black i would also really like them to explain
@ give an example of what? people dying due to fatphobia in the medical system? fatphobia being rooted in antiblackness?
@@69dawg Its not stemmed in "antiblackness" being morbidly obese is unhealthy and that's final. Stop using the anti blackness as an excuse, coming from a black person. Stop equating race with being fat. You can change your weight but you'll never change your DNA. Most of the time, being fat is a choice. Most morbidly obese people put themselves in a disadvantage in society.
I think its socially acceptable to say to anyone, "I'm sorry, ur just not my type, but thank you" without being labeled as being phobic towards that person. 🤷♀️
Exactly, some people literally cannot respect others choices
yes it's literally all about preference.
Exactly. That's all that's needed as an explanation. If you ask more questions and get an answer you don't want, it's YOUR PROBLEM.
Wow, you're so, *checks list of names* Hitler Mussolini-phobic!
You could say that you are already in love with someone
As someone who has an eating disorder, cutting out unhealthy and sugary foods isn’t gonna trigger an eating disorder. Eating disorders are more closely connected to your brain and works together with other issues such as body dysmorphia. If someone says something like, “you eat too much” or “you should eat less.” Then yeah, but “you should eat healthier” ???
or try the suicide diet you dont eat for 9 days while working out
Hey do u know what a gluten allergy means or do you know someone with it i need to know exactly how it works also gootle wont help
@@aaryadeshmukh8262 it's people who can't eat food with flour if I'm correct. It's some pastries, cereal and many more i can't remember. But that's basically it
this!! i also have an eating disorder, and it is because the people in my life fucking me up verbally since i was a child ( i was chubby when i was very little like, 5 years old and kept basically getting told that i was ugly for it because the adults in my life didn't know how to teach a child proper eating habits instead of just using the whole appearance thing which shouldn't even be a factor because it is heavily subjective ), and i'm sure these women may have grown up similarly but likely have eating disorders that lean more towards binging rather than desperately trying to lose weight although they could easily have eating disorders that are around trying to become skinny ( i mean, personally i'm not exactly underweight or thin but i still refuse to eat mot of the time and happen to y'know,, try to get food out of my body the second it goes in ) though i doubt they'd be making content like this if they had a eating disorder directed towards losing weight. but being told to eat healthier certainly isn't a bad thing, i mean it depends on the tone of course and who's saying it ( is it someone from your past who has already said things that would actually trigger an eating disorder or is it like a doctor or someone else who cares about your wellbeing like a family member or friend ), and the context, but generally it is not a bad thing to suggest that somebody should try to eat healthier.
@@draculaura_keyblade Damn that sucks. If you can't even do the basic thing to feed your family a healthy diet unless you literally can't afford to, why even think to be a parent? Healthy doesn't even need to mean to be full on eating salads, it just has to take adding meat, vegetables and whole grains, and you get to make it tasty on your own with seasoning and spices. Just the basic need to be healthy couldn't even be taught to a kid, that's so shitty.
As a male, I used to be overweight, borderline obese, with a BMI close to 29. With some hard work and the adoption of healthy habits, I’m now at a healthy weight, and I’d never want to be fat again. I’m not against people who are fat, I just am against being fat myself. In their words: “my body; my choice.”
edit: Thank you all for the kind words! It really means a lot!
trying to be actively fat is a dumb choice tbh
honestly that is amazing bro. im so happy for you
Good job my guy.
Slayy bro hit it‼️👌👌 (Nah but fr what is it with eating healthy that makes you feel like you put on a pair of glasses, but like for your brain)
yass king slayyy
If I remember correctly, wasn't Rhett from Good Mythical Morning kicked off a ride for being too tall? It's not just fat people, it can be literally anyone who can't fit properly. If you're too small or big to be properly secured, you can't ride.
Exactly. It's not entirely a weight issue more of an engineering limit. I mean a 14 yo just died in Florida because he didn't fit the seat properly and slipped right out as the ride was coming down. These rules aren't 'fatphobic' they're life saving.
@@mikaelawilliams5779 My dad told me about that. I went on the same ride 2 years ago
Yeah. And considering recent circumstances…
ive been denied many rides bc i was too short and couldve fallen out, its not bc of fatphobia theyre literally doing it bc it just isnt safe
It’s a safety issue as well as restrictions that come with building and engineering rides. If they make rides larger, then the average size of riders and the minimum cut off would be different, thus still keeping a group of people locked out from the rides.
There was a lady who called out several fat influencers who were glorifying obesity, and every single one of them passed away. That should be a sign.
i think i saw that but im pretty sure for one of them it wasnt anything related to obesity
@@BMTVRnotfromsubway yes one of them died to a family like thing that he got and he passed from that
I like how she calls trying to be fit an eating disorder when being obese is literally caused, 9/10, by an eating disorder. 🤦♀️
Based
Source?
I’m shocked at how now people are seriously saying being healthy is an ED. It’s not good to make excuses so you can continue to eat poorly and blame everyone but yourself.
My poor girl can’t even get a sentence out without getting out of breath. Talking is not cardio. I don’t comment on these things but she struck out first.
Like many other animals, we humans tend to eat ourselves to death.
The oversupply of food has only recently existed for a large part of the industrialized countries.
However, our inner instincts to build up "reserves" have not changed.
Our instincts are still tens of thousands of years in the past when we lived as hunters and gatherers.
If we don't control and moderate ourselves, we all swell like yeast dough.
As a black person I cannot STAND the racism/oppression card. It’s such a Saitama punch to the face.
dude it's wild because there has been multiple points in history where being fat was ideal, too, like just because people know NOW that it's bad and you don't want to lose weight to be healthier doesn't mean you've experienced anything close to what black people have wtf
Everytime i see people like this I just can't comprehend what goes on in there head to make them think people saying being overweight is unhealthy is racist.
First person sounded SO backhanded too.
Also damn how is one so slow that they cant get that weight and fucking race are 2 literal different topics. Like shut yo privileged ass up, at least you can *change* your weight but no amount of bleaching or tanning can change anyones race
Yo one punch man
@@mmm-pc3xe YOOO OPM! 💀
"a large audience to be fat"
words well chosen
Here's a list of things that aren't fatphobic:
- Wanting to feel comfortable with your body
- Wanting to be healthy
- Not wanting to be fat yourself
- Saying that fat people are generally more unhealthy than skinnier people (not underweight people, they can be just as if not more unhealthy)
And here's a list of things that are fatphobic:
- Bullying people for their weight
- Shaming people into losing weight
- Being rude when people are comfortable being fat
- Making fat people feel uncomfortable with their bodies on purpose
Know the difference, not everything is fatphobic 👍
Facts.
absolutley!
Fatphobia isn't a thing. Being fat is a choice (unless you wanna drum up dat (actually rare) thyroid) . Notice how with all the other phobias, it's not a fucking choice to be gay or trans. For the love of God, don't give these narcissists the same kind of validation as actual LGBT victims.
@@1UpEXP people who don’t have enough money to afford healthy food aren’t choosing to be fat. some people can only afford unhealthy junk food, not all fat people are lazy. and some people don’t know healthy eating habits, and wouldn’t eat poorly if they knew how it affected them and what to do to fix it. it’s not as clear cut as you think it is.
@@1UpEXP Fatphobia isn't a word yeah
Man I don't think anyone can beat a mother's hatred for their own child, because the mother is too busy beating their own record by beating their child.
oof, that hurts more than a "fatphobic" comment.
NO SIRRR
@@Instabruh.User.. 32k doesn’t even exist-
@@soranotsorrow7968 what are those comments about?? i'm scared to click them, i don't wanna be hacked...
@@Instabruh.User.. wtf
Three nimrods tossing word salads, which is the only salad they have ever seen.
As a fat person I'll just say you nailed it. After hurting my back I gained like 80 pounds. It came down to lazyness and using that as an excuse. Now I have told myself no more excuses and have lost 12 pounds in a month just by switching upy diet.
Good for you, keep going strong!
Keep going the more you keep going the more you’re going to lose over time
Good for you! Hope you do well! 😊
Dont strain yourself tho! Back problems are no joke!
I broke my vertebra and gained weight too. And then my bf and i broke up and i stopped working out as a whole..sometimes life hits you hard honestly. But i still try to eat healthy atleast, even when i dont always feel like doing much due to depression
Hope your Crohn's hasn't been whooping you too hard man. That first lady is def insane. Great vid as always.
@Will your mom? She doesnt exist my guy
@Will Ratio
@Will ratio
Bro I feel so bad that there are 4 bots under your comment. And yes my fav was defo the third one. the green hat kid video was interesting too.
@@prithyachan333 Hey, I'm not a bot. I just really hate them. I know the "ratio" joke is unfunny and all but it's the only thing that at least lets people know there's a bot without sounding like a lecturer. Also, if you report them, then there's usually some other bot that comes so yeah... Just "ratio"
Also, wasn't aware there were "ratio" bots so yeah... I'll stop
I’d rather hurt someone’s feelings than have them die on a roller coaster. This poor guy that fell out the ride had the same issue…
Honestly if they want to get the Darwin Award then they can go flying out of the roller coaster for all I care
I had a friend who was obese , he died in boarding school in his sleep (Obese like the redhead girl) . We sometimes talk but not that much (He's mostly friendly) , guy was just 16 at the time . I don't know about you obese , skinny or in between , death takes all . Stay healthy
Yep I remember that.... heartbreaking. It is insane to think we as a society can someone modify and change every for fat people to be able to fit in. Like on a plane, all the tickets get booked and a fat person fit in the seat, is someone else supposed to give up their seat? sorry little Johnny, you cant come on vacation with us, here is 70 bucks, get an uber home and then order pizzas for dinner, we will be home in a week or so. The human body was never ever meant to be overweight during evolution, that's why the health issues come with it, you would of never seen obese tribe members or native Americans living off the land. I do feel bad for fat people with whatever issues they deal with, but when you compare it to something like cancer it is nothing, no one cant lose weight, its as simple as eating less calories. Im twenty-three and found out I have a heart condition last year called brugada syndrome, so I lost 70 pounds and got to 170 and feel energetic, happier and overall better. No one can convince me that being massively overweight is healthier than being at a healthy weight, anorexia is the opposite side of the problem being too little weight. sorry for rant I just had a coffee after work and I'm relaxing and I'm passionate about this
'Fitphobia'. I love it. 😂
'Trained to be fatphobic'. I can't breathe. 🤣🤣🤣
I swear people make up new words to make themselves victims every day. Tell me I'm wrong.
@@Spiralreddnope 🗿
“the only way to weight loss is practically starving yourself”
people who *actually* eat healthy instead of just getting a Diet Coke with their 5 quadruple cheeseburgers: “guess I’m starving then”
truly tho although i would assume their perception of reality is a bit warped because they likely have an eating disorder ( something that causes binge eating, most likely ) themselves so they think that it can only be one extreme or the other
I'm the only one in my family that isn't chubby, which is strange because I definitely eat a lot more than they do, but I seem to not be able to gain weight, one of the things that I think may be causing this might be just me being an lazy ass to make breakfast in the early morning (school starts hella early) recently, I've started to change my ways because covid cases has started to boom at my place so, it was switched back to online class. Now I eat breakfast everyday but the breakfast isn't just bread and oatmeal, I'm pretty sure it's the 3x of what I usually take. I don't skip my meals obviously but I don't know why I always starve even though I've ate a lot, I haven't been diagnosed with anything because I haven't went to the doctor and it's been years now, I'm quite tall too but I look like a stick, My guess is I probably have parasites
@@xlintx you could also have high metabolism, meaning you have to intake a lot more calories than an average person, to gain weight. :) , maybe check it out!
@@xlintx You probably just have a fast metabolism dont stress too much but it's def a good idea to go see a doctor if you havent been diagnosed yet at all
They think if you don't eat a mountain of food your starving so that's why they think a normal diet is starvation 💀💀💀
"He had training on how to be fatphobic"
I litteraly burst out laughing when she said that. I'm part glad that people like this exist, becouse it makes
me feel more smart and happy that I'm not a dissapointment.
Me and the boys on our way to Fatphobia University (they only offer Master's degrees 😈)
@@ghoulishgoober3122 your going? Nice, I got rejected by them though
@@ghoulishgoober3122 got my PhD on Fatphobia there and now work as an internet bully
same, i feel smart when i see people like the ones in the video and the first three replies to this comment
yea. the thing is there IS such thing as a healthy fat person. sumo wrestlers eat good in large quantities and work out 6 hours a day. they literally lack the thing that makes obesity morbid, which is visceral fat (fat between you organs, high cholesterol) so how about this. if you work out 6 hours a day and are fat you can stop crying about fatphobia, because that is literally the entire issue. this people make me laugh
I can agree with bluehead. Universal made a huge mistake keeping her alive.
Lmao
you had me on the first half, not gonna lie
Ahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhaha
No wonder you’re blessed with zero bots
DAAAAAAAAAAAAMN
I really love the fact that Pegasus is not spreading his standard on people. He's just conscious about health❤
My sister was a part of the opening team for Escape from Gringotts at the Wizarding World - she said she always felt so bad when she had to tell people they couldn’t ride because they couldn’t be secured properly. Watching all their joy and excitement fade as they realized they couldn’t do the thing they’d wanted most to do (and they wasted three hours in line to hear that news) was heartbreaking. She always did her best to make it as good an experience as she could, but at that point, there’s not much you can say.
It sucks. It’s not like the team members at theme parks _want_ you to have a bad time - on the contrary, they’re working there to bring joy and wonder to life and help you create amazing memories. They’re just doing what they _should_ do by prioritizing your safety over your temporary pleasure.
All that to say, if this person got seriously injured, she’d be pretty peeved too and most likely sue Universal. Eternal victim mentality; you just can’t win. It’s everyone else’s fault but their own.
That 14 year old died because someone wasn’t like “you won’t fit”. So I respect it. But lol people act like this is something they have forever.
I know its off topic but girl is so white shes got red hair, she 100% knows all about racism. The girl in the first clip in this video
@@patsysolatzzo2962 Exaaaaactly. I was just about to say that but then saw your comment first. You have more of a heart if you tell someone "no" because it may save their life than if you let them do something that they may die because of.
They should just have a staff right in front of the line so said staff could just tell someone that they won’t fit before going into the queue and waste time
@@EJ_XD
Thats a good point.
its okay to be chubby, have stretch marks, have cellulite, be skinny, etc. as long as your taking care of your body and physical health the best you can, idrc.
Girl if you're chubby and encouraging others to be fat then your encouraging unhealthiness, same thing with being too skinny. Sometimes ppl gotta change for the better of their health and you can just be in the same position all the time.
@@KaimationOffical no, skinny doesnt always mean healthy. you can be chubby and still eat the diet of any other person, some people are just naturally a bit bigger and thats okay. race can also play a part in this, like for example im Tongan 🇹🇴. tongans are actually naturally built with bigger thighs and bodies because thats just how we adapted a while ago living on islands. but ofc i eat healthy and exercise like a person should. chubby is different than being obese. im just saying, as long as your eating healthy, exercising, and not using eating disorder as a motivation to do so, it doesn’t matter what your body looks like.
You cant be fat and healthy at the same time , change my mind.
@@elenaxthatxbitchbeing a few kg over weight isn't really that unhealthy, but being obese is unhealthy.
And also by fat we mean people with a high body fat percentage , not someone with naturally larger hips (by that I mean that some people have a larger hip bone or collar bone which isn't being fat , it's just being having a bigger bone. Being fat means having a higher body fat percentage )
@@englishwithdamoon right ofc thats what i mean to 👍
god: "imma save this woman"
woman: "angery"
god: *confusion*
I would be Hella mad
by that point she should just end herself
“Confusion is confusing when even god is confused” - confucius
@@chrissachith 💀💀💀💀💀
@@chrissachith I see what you did there
“Internalize fatphobia is walking red flag.”
At least it can walk. 😒
BAHAHHAHAHA 💀 🤚
this is amazing lol
Or even stand up
at least it can live `til the 40s (no obese person survives for long)
😂😂😂😂 I’m weak
“You didn’t save my life you ruined my death!”
You're damned right I'm fatphobic. I've been fat and it literally almost killed me. (Crazy blood pressure, resting heart rate, cholesterol levels, all of it.) It took genuine, concentrated effort to shed it but I know only too well how quickly it can come back if I'm not careful and it scares the crap out of me so... yeah. Fatphobic. And they should be too.
Preach!
tryin to lose weight but not going well. i suffer with mental conditions that often make it hard to even do the bare necessities let along exercise/cook healthy meals. and i cant hire a trainer or anything cuz im a broke college student. im very happy for you, i hope to one day be anle to complete my journey. not holding my breath tho.
@@stormbr1nger194 hey dude, I wish u the best of luck on ur journey. I hope u can shed that extra weight and feel better, if u work hard u can achieve ur goal, if cooking is an issue cook simple meals, suck as eggs, something I enjoy which isn't super unhealthy is chopped up spicy sausage with rice, cheddar cheese, some beans and corn, and whatever else u want, it's fairly simple and not super unhealthy, just don't use American or kraft cheese, just some cheddar or pepper jack whatever u prefer, anyways I hope u can reach ur goal and I wish u the best of luck
@eltooyo2 Phobia means an irrational fear. Sounds like yours is very rational indeed 👍🏼
Same here. Type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, enlarged heart, high blood pressure, over 300 pounds. My old doctor put me on at least 10 medications, and none of them helped, they just made me feel like shit. Started exercising and eating right (NO sugar, low to medium glycemic foods), and within 6 months I lost 80 pounds and actually reversed my Type 2 diabetes. My cardiologist was happy about my progress and told me that I just added 15 years to my life. My old regular doctor seemed upset that I was no longer on any of the 10 meds he'd prescribed me, and tried to keep finding other reasons to put me on meds. I found a new primary that hasn't put me on a single new med in the 5 years I've been seeing him.
"My mom hates me" Is....Is she supposed to be proud of that?
Haha xd im so proud my mother hates me.......... haha.. ahhhhh
@YeaMan paige is a name, i think you meant page, plus you are not better than Pegasus
@Will no
if her mother hates her sm wouldn't she have kicked her out the house or something....
I think she's saying that mean comments on the internet don't phase her because her own mother hates her and she's I guess moved on from it.
Not wanting to "look fat"/ "look like us" isn't being fatphobic it's being mentally stable and physically healthy
And passively celebrating diversity lel
HOw DarE YOu NoT WaNT To bE At RiSK OF moRe DiSeaSeS AnD FeEl MoRe ConfIDenCe iN yOuR BoDy
@@MGD33452 each ton = 1% of confidence
cant relate. ive never been me tally healthy in my liffeee
And the fat people go for thin people as well
I remember a similar situation when a girl almost drowned, and then decider to sue her saver for touching her.
I thought to myself: "Yeah, you're right! He shouldn't have saved your life. That would be the best option for all parties involved."
Yeah he should have just looked the other way on this one
As someone who was overweight growing up, there's definitely a difference in the way you're treated by some people. But anyone who says dieting is an eating disorder is crazy. Most of these women say there isn't a preference just fatphobia, there is a preference. However, respect is definitely something that everyone deserves. From personal experience, there is a difference in treatment, and that is an issue but that doesn't explain these women's behaviors lol, in my personal experience, I found it hard to lose weight when I had people telling me I would die soon but motivating me instead of saying I'd be dead soon worked. But everyone is different lol
All it takes to lose weight is simply to WANT to be healthy, and actually do something about it.
It doesn't necessarily have to involve transforming your whole life into a strict training regimen... You can just swap out your usual snacks for something healthier, drink water or freshly squeezed juice instead of soda.... etc...
Giving your body what it needs to put its metabolism back on track, is usually enough to start slowly losing weight.... believe it or not, your body is programmed to naturally get rid of excess weight, but it needs the proper conditions/environment to do so, same way an engineer is going to need a workshop to fix a car, the body needs a clean toxin-free environment to fix itself.
Obviously, you won't snap to ideal weight and become a freaking model just by eating right, you'll just lose enough weight to recover from MORBID obesity, you'll still be obese, but more in the green zone of obesity, somewhere around "chubby". :P
@@MyouKyuubi yup, excluding other medical factors, small healthy changes to your life can greatly affect your long term health! I was never morbidly obese but I was definitely overweight.
A friend of mine wanted to bungee jump many many years ago. He's very large; tall, fat and also carries a lot of muscle. He weighed well north of 300 lbs, and was denied a jump simply because the equipment they had couldn't safely handle anyone over 260 lbs (118 kilos). My friend understood this, and just said "oh, bummer, but I understand." Like any sensible person would, because they understand it's about their own safety.
There was no fat shaming going on. There was no singling fat people out just to oppress them. There was no evil conspiracy. There was no societal brainwashing that led them to deny him taking the jump. Just physics and his weight exceeding the maximum stress the equipment is rated to safely handle.
The bungee business - or an amusement park running a roller coaster - can't be expected to buy, maintain, replace and re-certify extremely expensive oversized equipment just so that a tiny fraction of the population can jump or ride too. There's no profit to such a business model. They would go bankrupt and not exist anymore.
But I kinda suspect that that is what people like the ones in this video actually wants. They don't really want to ride a roller coaster or go bungee jumping. They just want to make it so that people who aren't obese can't enjoy them either.
I wouldn’t want him to get mad at me 😬
I can almost guarantee this lady if she did get hurt would be suing the park faster than you can blink and complaining how unsafe the ride is and how no checks were in place to prevent it. I think they prefer a mad customer over a lawsuit.
What's sad is that is "fatphobic" to many ppl to simply point out basic facts.
@@Perroden yeah.
@@Perroden It's phobic to not have the fabric of the universe bend to their wills. Physics itself must change so that they don't feel even the slightest bit of shame.
honestly I have no problem with fat people at all, like do whatever you want irdc just don't go around advocating for obesity. body positivity imo should be about accepting your body while trying to improve simultaneously (if you're not healthy or you have any realistic body goals etc), its nice if they're trying to tell fat people they're not "disgusting" and I genuinely feel bad if they're made to feel so, but saying "if you don't wanna be fat you're fat phobic" is literally not it.
I agree. It's okay to be fat or bigger than others as long as you're still eating your veggies and fruits and even doing exercises (even if it's light).
I hate it when I see comments that say "fat = ugly or disgusting" because that is not the case There are beautiful and handsome fat people out there and there are also those who are branded "fat" that are not that big at all. Some of them are just chubby or a little overweight which should be just fine.
I understand why fat people would like to be accepted (being fat myself) because we feel like people will only accept us if we are thin like models and that if we aren't, people make us feel like we aren't worthy of affection because of our weight; that the only thing that defines us as a person is how we should look and not who we are as a person. It really gets annoying when people look at you and always say "you should lose weight" or "I would have date/married you if you were not fat", etc. Like, I already heard that a lot of times, it's not gonna make me not fat or encourage me to be thinner for you.
However, saying that everyone should be fat (or rather obese because clearly the issue here is more of obesity and not just being fat) and that wanting to be healthy is fat phobic defeats the purpose of body positivity and/or fat acceptance. We want to be accepted for who we are as a person and not how we look but that doesn't mean that we demand other people to look like us. We should be accepting of all body sizes no matter if you are thin, normal size or plus size.
@@j.a.n.covers94 glad someone understands.
@@j.a.n.covers94 I agree with this, there are also just people who are genetically more big in size compared to others (not like tall). my sister is and she eats healthy, plays sports, and all that but she’s short and stubby. If she were to lose a lot of weight she’d end up being incredibly unhealthy because our doctors have even told her that she’s at a healthy weight, I don’t understand why people are still so rude to her though-
@@dumbfanta3873 Because a lot of people automatically think that if you look bigger than the models in magazines, you are already fat ad that being fat equates to being unhealthy. That's why for those on tiktok or even those in magazines who said that they are healthy maybe some of them are actually saying the truth and are proud to announce it to the world.
Unless the person is obese then those we can critique or be concerned about.
Honestly as a medical professional I've had my sympathy, empathy, and every other positive emotion worn to non-existence trying to help people like those clips portray with self-destructive behavior (we're talking obesity, drug use, alcohol, etc). Eat/Do whatever the flip you want, I've stopped being able to care. I can't even take solace in the fact that they'll be dead and gone long before I am because I know their will be 10 more to take their place.
That's the way I feel about humanity all around.
I understand and agree but it’s kind of scary that you’re in the medical profession. Lol
@emilinebelle7811 you’re either stupid or weak if you think you wouldn’t become callous or emotionally crippled by feeling empathy for an endless stream of idiots with zero self respect or discipline.
As a fat person, I can say that due to the weight I'm more lethargic, fatigued, and generally tired. The only time I ever felt like I had energy was when I started exercising to loose weight. I have a plethora of energy, I feel like I can conquer the world lol it's not "fatphobic" if it's a fact.
Also, person who was talking about preference is probably not looking to date overweight people, they're probably looking to date thin/fit people. They're just mad that they can't get a date with them lol
I'm proud of you mate! I hope you keep going and become more healthy! I support you!! 💖💖
It's good to know that humanity isn't 100% fucked
True that
Keep up the grind bro 💪
IMO body positivity isn’t about keeping people fat or unhealthy. It’s about treating people as humans. I’ve gained and lost weight a lot. And the difference in how I was treated made me HATE people. Like I was treated sub human when larger. It really hurt.
imagine somebody sues a man for saving her life because he is not fat
Lol he dosnt care about her life. He is doing his job.
it's like the guy who sued Mr incredible in the Incredibles
@@hobiwan8018 minor spelling mistake‚
Get an air fryer.
The thing is a lot of the stuff that makes you fat also affects your health, so it's less "I don't want to look like you" and more "I dont want to restrict my life by carrying around this extra weight"
Yep. Even if I've stayed fat, I wouldn't be able to do as much things as I liked if I were to stay fat, such as competitive soccer and gymnastics. These ladies wouldn't last a day in soccer training, let alone a consistent training.
Oh my god FINALLY SOMEONE WHO GETS IT!
well said, king.
I never understood these stories of people suing or being mad at someone saving their lives. Like imagine people being so afraid of saving someone's life for fear of being sued or persecuted that they refuse to save someone's life who actually would want to be saved. Thats scary.
Green head being the actual definition of “we live in a society”
ye
@i know that that moment when you make a comment and the only reply is this:
Yeah. She says fat people are "demonised" and seen at objectively gross. Like what? Some people are attracted to fat people so that's green's rant already humorously incorrect.
@i know that Ratio
the laught 2022
First lady probably has never experienced legitimate racism. That's not how it works at all, and often you get in physical fights, that of which she probably couldn't last in.
Whatchu talking about? She's got built in shock absorption.
@@TotalHuman she maxed out her Nat. Armor
@@TotalHuman true
@@TotalHuman Science shows that a 9mm bullet shot from a hand gun can cut through 60cm of fat before it stops. She could take like 9 bullets, which is more then her aggressor can.
@@TotalHumanbut at what cost? 4x weak to fall damage?
"Our culture is deeply rooted and entrenched in fatphobia."
Good. Gluttony and excess aren't virtues. Self-control and physical fitness/ability are - they reflect effort and discipline to achieve.
Exactly
This is kinda ableist in the grand scheme of things but I get your point.
@@yopi_yopi
No, it's really not. Being obese isn't a disability.
@@xmr.ai-emixc2918 It is ableist. I'm disabled, I think I know what the fuck I'm talking about. I didn't say being obese is a disability, I'm talking about disabilities, period. Expecting control from everyone when some people got health problems and then got fat is ableist. I'm not even that fat (64 kgs) but I've realized the past 6 years how it's not about discipline when your health was the first one to fail you. So yeah, this is ableist when you imagine every fat people is just lazy or lack control. Cuz in some cases they will literally never be able to go back like when their life used to be. Now sure, I absolutely despise hearing people blame the world around them when their body can still move around however they want and actually do something about it, but once you're already disabled, there is no more of that "glorious discipline". That's why I'm saying it's ableist to say. I've only been able to lose weight from good regular meals but it will never be any better since I cannot exercise like your regular guy.
This is also why some of the "just eat better" statement irks me. It's not the case for everyone and I'm sick people forget we too exist. We eat better meals than others, we try to stay alive and move around, we try harder than ever. You too could get hurt or ill one day, not be able to live like you used to and suddenly you can't control your weight anymore, you'll lose or gain too much and never find balance again. So yeah, it is ableist in its core in this way, as simple as that.
love how theyre ignoring skinny shaming aswell eg people that cant gain weight cus of health or metabolism problems, isnt it your mission to make the world better without judgement and stuff? then why judge people for trying to achieve their goals if youre not better
Because the goal was never acceptance, and certainly not health. These people are in it *for themselves,* they want asspats for their terrible habits. They want what others have without having to put in the work to get it. They're miserable, so they want others to be miserable too and they don't care who gets hurt in the process.
exactly!!
I'm one of those people with metabolic problems, jeez I eat so much as a family of 3 sometimes, and I'd barely gain weight and shit it out, I've been skinny my whole life and I wish I'd gain a little weight..
@@cheseballs6581 fr i eat like 5 pounds of food all the time and am still a dam twig
@@MrNobodyMNY ikr like I can’t grow
I don’t think greenhead understands that most people don’t want to be with someone who will likely die 30-40 years before them
I actually have a story about when the employees in an amusement park didn’t care about someone’s size and could have gone pretty bad. I once went on a rollercoaster ride with some of my brother’s friends when I was very young(9 to 10ish). We were put into the same seat as this women who was over the healthy weight amount. When we pulled down the bar that’s supposed to hold us down, it was in no way secure for me and my brother’s friends because we were much smaller than her. The workers there didn’t seem to care though. They just sent the ride off. I almost fell out and was terrified. One of my brother’s friend was much skinnier than me and I can’t imagine how it was for him.
Twilight Zone Tower of Terror used to be like that, and my daughter and I would try to situate ourselves in line letting people go ahead where it looked where we might be in the same row- it felt like flying. (Sorry for your experience, a roller coaster and being a small child is a different kettle of fish.)
There was a story this past year or so about some poor child passing away because they went on a ride while being over the weight limit. And of course the amusement park is the one getting sued
I already don't like roller coasters so that sounds extra horrifying to me
Believe me, I used to like roller coasters when I was a kid because it was kid-friendly. So years later after graduating from high school and ending up in California for my senior trip, the beaches were closed off so my mom, my brother, and I went to Sea World instead. When I saw those roller coasters I already knew that there’s no way I’m going to survive one. Boy am I glad that my mom, my brother, and I chose to go for a ride more relaxing and fun than those roller coasters.
@@DaughterofAnubiscoasters are over engineered specifically for your safety. You are more likely to die on the car ride to the park than die on any of the rides. Live a little. Stop living in fear.
For the blue head one. A young 14 year old boy fell off the tallest dropper in Orlando Florida. It was because he was on the big side and the ride wasn’t secure on him. The fact she is mad that someone saved her is disgusting.
Ya, the employee should have stayed quiet and done everyone a favour lol
@@BellyButtonLint77 outta pocket bro💀
@@fpsdropgaming You right, my bad XD
let her go on it.
to quote ivan drago(I think) 'if she dies, she dies'
Denial is more than a river.
"training on how to be fatphobic" ... like lady, did you even attempt to process what the employee was doing? If he openly "discriminates" against you, report him. But I 100% ASSURE YOU, if you report an employee for following protocol to keep you safe because you're too big to fit on a ride, nothing is happening to that employee. That was honestly hysterical 🤣
"It's because of these thick thighs and big ass boobs!" Girl thought she has something special.
I have a photo of me standing next to a height test sign at Six Flags to show I was tall enough to go on the ride. I was 22, 4'11" and in the USN.
We thought it was a hoot! I wasn't many inches over the required height, but I wasn't many inches over the minimum to enlist either!
Little did they know being rounder back in ancient Greece (and a lot of other places because being round meant you lived more of a high life) was the preferred preference so when they say "Not skinny people have been getting hated forever!" THEYRE WRONG
Little did they know that America is not Ancient Greece and that are scientists have disproven this fact, and obesity actually means - easy way to slowly kill yourself (I know you were probably joking so don’t take this comment as rude please :-
If you were fat/big/round/chubby it was a sign of wealthiness. Loads of countries were in poverty and superiors who had riches and luxury could afford lots of food, especially meat.
Its pretty legit yo, like every time we have excess in a culture/country/area what have you, fit is considered sexy. In extreme poverty, thickness is considered sexy. Like, one takes some self control in a world full of options & the other one is a sign of wealth in a world full of poverty. Makes perfect sense, imo.
Oml I was so tried when typing this, I meant not skinny people*
Lol this is not accurate. The ancient Greeks found fat people disgusting
"Training on how to be fatphobic."
No- just no.
He had training on how to pick people put of the crowd who could possibly not fit with the specifications of the ride. Half the people who get injured or die on theme park or water park rides are only hurt because the employee didn't check properly or keep in the requirements.
It is there for your safety, and the safety of everyone else on the ride. Even the slightest bit of a weight imbalance can have absolutely devastating effects.
These people don't have brains, they're just annoyed because they don't want to change and are too entitled and delusional to acknowledge that because of their own choices in life they can't do something they wanted to do due to requirements that are there to literally stop people from dying.
this 🗣🗣 someone died like two months ago bc they were too big for the ride and the worker didn't do anything.
Like you can eat whatever you want forever and you can live a normal life, but it’s two circles of a Venn diagram that don’t touch
Yeah, my dad is 6’ 6”… he isn’t obese but is a massive dude, and can’t ride 95% of roller coasters
@@sonialinsey8083 if you eat unhealthy food your gonna get fat and get unhealthy
well fatphobic is not a real word
In addition to looks, people also need to talk about the physical limitations. In case of emergency, if you weigh a ton, who can rescue you?
If your escape is through a confined space, how would you go about it when you’re three times the size of that narrow space?
for context; I'm a fatass, have been for years and don't really care about losing weight.
Comparing fatphobia to racism, homophobia or any other serious systemic issue is insane. People being dicks because they don't like the size of your body isn't comparable to systems that oppress, harm and even kill people simply for existing. The worst fear I have in relation to my weight is getting some rude comments or not finding cute clothes my size. The worst fear i have in relation to my sexuality (I'm bisexual) is being murdered and having my human rights taken away. Stop acting like you're oppressed because someone told you to eat a salad. Sure it hurts, but that's really the extent of it.. Just assholes being assholes.
There is nothing systemic about it. Your last line covered it. Some people are assholes, some are not.
As a chubby, borderline fat dude, you’re exactly right. There’s a difference between getting lynched and being made fun of for your weight.
And medical oppression CAN be involved in some cases but that doesn't even compare to racism currently so I don't know why people WANT it to
@@krisinallcaps This too!!
I wish you have your human rights taken away
2:06 "It's a walking red flag"
No, you're the red flag here, just not a walking one.
The rolling red flag
the biggest red flag
The targert ball outside the store sized (same size)
I’m a roller coaster enthusiast, and I’ve seen the “walk of shame” many times. Sometimes it can actually be sad to watch. Not fat phobia though, just being safe.
yes! same case for my brother but with height, if you’re too big or too small in anyway it can be so so dangerous
I’ve been weighed for water rides and had a ride operator ask if it was okay if she pushed down on the bar harder to make sure it locked and I was fine with both because I want you to let me know if I can’t safely ride. In both instances I was fine & had no issues except the bar really squished my thunder thighs, but had they expressed that they didn’t think it would be safe for me to ride I would have taken that “walk of shame” rather than fly off the side of a slide or out of a g-force coaster. There are plenty of rides I CAN safely ride so if you tell me I can’t ride one I’ll go to another I know I fit on and be fine. I would rather be slightly embarrassed than dead.
Also re: the ride operator I legit told her “anything you need to do to make sure I’m secure”. I’ve never been big enough to be flat out denied and I’ve lost weight recently, but yeesh, imagine thinking your safety is less important than feeling a little embarrassed or being invalidated.
I don't get what they expect the alternative to be?
"Stop being fat phobic and let me die!"
i haven't been able to go on a lot of roller coaster since i was 19.. grew 2 6'7 265 lbs when i was 20 and have extremely wide shoulders. any coaster with a pull down wont make it past em it sucks. if they give me the option for fat people seats i always take em LMAO
A kid actually fell of a free fall ride here in Florida. At first people were blaming the ride and the employees. When investigation began, it was found that he was too fat and heavy for the ride so it wouldn't work. When the cast members told him this, he forced them and berated them to let him on.
Yikes, eat your veggies kids
Sad way to go
@@goofyahhchipsahoy118 He did. He was an athlete. It was his muscle that made him like that
Well that’s not the story I heard. First, he was not “fat.” He was an athlete, and his BMI came from solid muscle. I heard that _other_ rides had refused to let him on, so being a kid on a good night out with his friends of course went to the ride which _didn’t_ tell him this. He did not “force” or “berate” them about his weight, in fact, there was no dialogue at all. When he got on the ride, he realised something wasn’t right the way he was sitting on it and tried to get off. They didn’t listen.
@@kiera6326 huh. I've never heard it like that. I guess this story has gotten so misinformed all over the internet, there really is no credible source to see who is right.
“Phobia” means fear. It’s hard to fear something that you can outpace by walking. It’s hard to fear something that can’t fit through a standard sized door. It’s hard to fear something that has no self-control or accountability. It’s pity. I pity these sad, lost, unmotivated, moronic troglodytes and hope they feel some solace before they die at 40 and find some way to forgive themselves in the end for always turning away the help that they needed from people who cared about them before they drove them away with their juvenile mindsets and endless black hole personalities. No fear. Just pity.
That can’t fit through a door lmao
"Oh shoot."
Savage I like it
But Fatpity doesn't have the same impact on the tone does it?
You can't walk away, they'll eat you
There's something called a good Samaritan law and being a good person
Shutup bot
@i know that that one moment when aa bot replies
Like people who are way too short or skinny to be securely strapped in they also get kicked off the ride.......but I've never heard anyone from these groups upset because they weren't allowed to ride a roller-coaster and fly off to their death
What if I don’t ask to be saved then? I don’t wanna be rescued from drowning and have permanent brain damage…
@@wolfetteplays8894 you can make yourself "dnr+dni" which means the hospital staff are not allowed to resuscitate you if your dying and can't do any life saving things!(like oxygen, chest compression ect) It's a good thing to tell your family you'd wish to be declared this since most people wouldn't make their family members declared dnr dni. The law is there to protect others from people like you or their family from lawsuits as the government wouldn't want to discouraged+punish people from trying to save someone
Being fat is a choice..
Being black or gay isnt.
All of this is simply individuals not wanting to take accountability. They just want an excuse to not have the work out or be healthy - they turn it around on everyone and convince themselves that it’s a “phobia”.
I am bullshitphobic. This does not trigger it 🤣
Literally all they have to say is “I like to be chubby” and boom everyone respects that
Yeah, but that’s the thing. You don’t work out or _look_ healthy, so you then experience vastly different treatment from people, which is what they’re upset about
She about to sue Mr. Incredible for saving her life.
we've seen what happens when the roller coaster employees let people who are too big ride the ride. The thing in florida was so sad
According to her, he didn't save her life, but ruined her death.
So my dad has always been on the "fat" side and he went to Universal, he also had to try out the test seats. His only comment, "I was so happy I fit, it was pretty tight but a fun ride." Not mad at all for being the only one of the five family members pulled aside and made to try the test seat. He actually just got a gym membership and is very excited to go, even inviting us kids to come with.
Your dad knows what’s up. Good for him. 🎉
Can i go with him to the gym bro
was there a month ago, great roller coasters
😊Rooting for him.
Losing weight is 99 percent diet. Going to the gym won't help anybody who won't cut out carbs to under 50 grams a day.
Power puff girls 😂
Dude, just saying, these new style videos you're doing (showing us your actual facial exoressions) are so great. Loved your old content, but I think I'm starting to love these ones a tad more. Keep up the amazing work!
More to come!
@@gigasus77 holy shit you did not just reply to my comment 😳
@@gigasus77 looking forward to what new things you have to dish out!
once i got called “fatphobic” for being open to my friend about my anorexia.💀💀💀
That makes no sense
if i could id fight them
Anorexia, by definition, is the epitome of “fat phobia.” But that’s not something you can help, and you definitely don’t deserve those kind of accusations when you’re dealing with such a debilitating disease
@@kiera6326 anorexia is literally not about being skinny it’s a disease developed from deep trauma as a way to feel in control
@@mweed7194 Wait, what? I know that it can manifest as a result of trauma, or a need to take control over something, but isn’t it characterised by body dysmorphia?
I feel so sad for them, man. I am overweight ever since and have gone through ED which made me lose weight quickly and then I gained more than I initially did, I am well will my relationship with food now and losing weight, slowly but surely. This has what the world has come to, when people think that their ideas are different from everyone they never think that maybe the wrong is them, its always the people or the society being villainous. I never really got the body positivity movement being mostly about fat people being accepted. By all means, love yourselves. However, I think the body positivity movement should go more on the people who can't change their looks, people who has gone through accidents, deformities, post pregnancy changes..etc. Fat people are accepted, but if we also make it as if being obese is normal, obese people would not do anything about themselves which is very very dangerous for their overall health.
I know, but I think it’s more about living and let live. They’re not going to do anything about it regardless of what you do. So might as well be nice about it
See thats the thing, fat liberation is whats toxic, not the body positivity movement. The body positive movement is exactly what you said it should be, accepting things like scars and stretch marks, missing limbs, and unique frames.
Fat liberation started on tumblr as most toxic groups have, staying alive on Twitter before moving to tiktok where they've seen a new boost of enthusiasm and life unfortunately. Now the fat liberation group really latched onto the body positivity movements acceptance of different body frames, which was neutralizing things like actually having broadset bones/short torsos/etc, and instead made it about 'if YOU don't find me fuckable then YOURRE the/a problem'. And since the fat liberation movement is so loud, dumb, and willing to harm others that don't agree with them, people are now embarrassed to include themselves in the body positivity movement which is real and actually very good :)
A teenager actually did die on a ride because of that very issue.
The ride was that one tower thing that has you strapped in a chair and shoots you up with about 15 other people. He was clearly not in the range to go on and the seat couldn’t be able to carry him.
Unfortunately, the employee allowed him to get on because ~body positivity~.
As expected, the chair couldn’t accommodate him and he fell from the top.
Someone show her that article and see what she thinks of it. She’ll probably try saying “well they should make the chairs to accommodate large people!”, which would be a very poor argument since it would put the majority of people at risk for similar reason so they wouldn’t be able to ride.
3:32 The food industry seem to profit out of your Weight Gain
Redhead, my response: Let's talk about Thinphobia. Let's talk about how if there was ever a zombie apocalypse that you'd fall behind as you ran away, screeching at the top of your lungs about the people running ahead of you are 'fat phobic' as the zombies are alerted to your direct location and will probably keep them well fed (occupied) for over two hours.
Greenhat, my response: No it's not, you're laziness is due to lack of energy because you haven't the stamina to maneuver. Historically fat women were seen as a sign of prosperity, well fed, well educated and of the wealth class whereas thin women were seen as of the poor class. In today's society, people over indulge on fatty foods, foods that are not healthy. Before it was woke TLC used to do documentaries on super obese individuals and their struggles, such as cleanliness. Not being able to clean between folds of fat causes rashes from sweat and eventually leads to gangrene, also the smell of rotting flesh which festers between folds.
Blue, my response: He's had training on how to prevent a lawsuit. It's 50/50 with this one. "Let me ride and get hurt so I can sue you!" Or "Don't let me ride and I sue you!" It's like the case with the horses.
Being fat is a choice. No one should suffer because of your bad decisions is what this boils down to!
BTW, brought to you by a REASONABLE FAT A-SS!
Redhead would have nothing to worry about in a zombie apocalypse. Zombies eat brains.
@@Thefarunlitunknown💀💀
@@Thefarunlitunknown You didn't just roast her, you cremated her
@@Thefarunlitunknownhaha
@@ThefarunlitunknownOk i might sound petty but depending on the media Zombies will eat flesh as well. Thought yes they will find nothing in her head
Them: be fat its good for you
People : you mean dying no thanks 😗
I am someone who suffered from both binge eating disorder and anorexia.
In the first case, I was bullied for being fat, and although I wanted to loose weight so that people wouldn't make fun of me anymore, I wasn't able to stop eating.
When I was reaching adolescence, my doctor told me that I should loose weight because there was a huge risk I’d suffer diseases when growing older.
After that, I became super conscious of weight and I started to be OBSESSED with being skinny. I never got to the point of being extremely thin, but I was always thinking how to eat less, how to hide my parents the fact that I wasn't eating.
Both eds messed me up really badly, and they deteriorated my health.
It's okay if you like your body, that’s actually great. But PLEASE, make sure to put your health first and don't try to promote being overweight and underweight as something positive.
Honestly that's the thing, it's taking care of yourself and your health, it's what matters the most.
I'm eating cereal as I'm watching this, and I almost just lost my appetite with how gross these people are. (Attitude-wise)
Edit: Just finished my Rice Crispies cereal. I chugged the entire bowl, it was getting soggy.
Chad comment
what you eat rice crispies cereal?! me too man
@@isappycracks Yeah bro! It's awesome! The trick is to eat 'em like cheerios when they're crunchy, and then once they get soggy, chug the whole thing,
same but i was eating chocolate and crisps and theese people make me want to be the most skinniest person ever
@@crisper2159 i get cornflake mixed with honey
shawty is fully unaware that far more serious trauma exists than "my mom doesnt like me :("
yeahhh just like my childhood trauma 😂😂😂
my pet,rock, doesn't like me
he always run away from home after my brother kick him on the ass
I doubt her mom even hates her though like... parents will literally forget their kids exist but they still dont *hate* them
As a fat person I hereby say "fatphobia" is ok
I think it’s pretty universally known that rides have weight and height limits. It’s not that they’re singling you out to hurt you but it’s for safety. There have been too many times where someone too short, too light, or too heavy had their lives taken due to these precautions being ignored.
Right? I live across the street from a six flags. One of the rides there doesn't allow you to be taller than 6 foot 5. I'd love to see a tall person screaming discrimination and them just be like "sir.. you'll get decapitated."
@@stephengrigg5988 LMAO that DeJa'Vu ?
@@jeffsanders5444 what do you mean?
2:34, A wise man said
'The fat movement is the only movement without movement'
I was like oh ok but then came back to this comment and my JAW. IS. ON. THE. DARN. FLOOR.
You derserve this 👑
6:41 a 14 year old fell off a roller coaster ride recently because he was too heavy for the ride
Didn't he die too?
@@Quailbbu yea he did
Remember they are gonna die faster lamo
I’m literally fat so I have some knowledge on the subject: These people are stupid. I can barely breathe walking up a single flight of stairs, I snore/have trouble breathing when I sleep making it hard to get a good night sleep, I get extremely hot when in the sun for not that long of a time. And I’m not even that fat, at 5’ 10’ and 235 lbs, y’all can do the math. I hate the way I look and feel. But I also would kinda like to not end up with a missing leg because of people like this. People who openly decided that them being grossly overweight (gross as in total, not appeal) isn’t something that could LITERALLY KILL THEM. To them, I say one thing, though I know it will fall on deaf ears: Please, for the good of your health and safety and the health and safety of those you influence, lose some weight. Lord knows I have and will.
Keep on working on yourself mate! You're doing great
I hope shit gets better for you mate, sending many hugs and wishes :)
goodluck bro
Hey fam, 6ft at 230 as well, I'm working on loosing weight too! We can do this!
Good job man keep up the good health
I’m not gonna lie, the way red skittle says “eating disorder” seems like they’re shaming the person with the disorder. But I found that that sort of mentality of shaming people with weight based mental conditions is a very common habit of these types of FA so…/
7:50 a boy literally just died on an amusement park ride not too long ago BECAUSE the ride staff were not strict enough on the rules to check if the boy was really able to be secured by the ride’s restraints.
Fatphobia isn't a thing. You could call it "being so incredibly insecure about your weight that you blame and scapegoat other people for your problem."
Bruh imagine what 5 minutes of research could do for these people.
As someone who has dealt with a similar experience as the last girl, I was thankful they carefully talk to me about it, and no hard feelings were exchanged. Sure, it was embarrassing (I'm not super huge, but my lady lumps like to get in the way 🤣) and has pushed me towards trying to lose weight and take better care of myself. Blue hair just doesn't want to face reality.
Blue hair was a bitch lmao
I am yet to see a fat person who calls themselves 'really fat', you people all say 'it's not like I am THAT fat'
I've been kicked off because my shoulders were too large and the latch couldn't get over my shoulders. Everyone is different you shouldn't be ashamed. I like to eat but I don't go around pretending I'm some icon of health at any weight bs.
the fact you need to state the fact youre not super huge, makes me want to believe you're morbidly-a-beast xD
@@hugepriapism3377 gee thanks 🙄
7:35 : "He had training on how to be fatphobic" bro i just cant xD LMAO
Yeah like there’s a weight limit for a reason
I’m sorry but I was almost three hundred pounds I’ve dropped to two fifty eight and I can tell you I like being able to walk without huffing and puffing not to mention I like being able to buy nice clothes and I definitely like being able to stay awake and not being ready to take a nap at one pm
2:19 People, is it racist to not want health problems?????
100% racist/j
I feel like in general a lot of people arguing these points have decently valid points yes, but neglect the counterarguments that *may potentially possibly* be more valid. It just seems like people who learned big scientific words are putting them to use in the wrong context to prove their points. Using big words doesn't equal being more intelligent or more logical.
Dude, I've lost like 20-30lbs after reaching my highest at 224(?). I couldn't walk up the stairs to our apartment without my knees feeling shaky and physically worn out. I could legit FEEL the extra weight on me and it was awful. Between calorie deficit and getting more active I've never felt better. That's my preference. I dislike feeling heavy, or being unable to walk up to my home. If you wanna be plus size, good for you. But don't try and say that people are fatphobic just bc they don't share your preference, or bc they choose to believe the evidence that being plus-size comes with tons of heath risks! (that happens to come from medical professionals, might I add.) Making poor food choices on the daily is no better than smoking or drinking excessively. Maybe they'd feel different if we had windows to view what is happening to our insides, and the damage to our organs when we make less than stellar choices. Terrifying to think about, isn't it?
I had an older sister growing up, that was plus size. She would always threaten to sit on us if she didn't get her way, and I'm still traumatized from that to this day.
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7:42
There have been many death due to the locks unlocking or breaking on rides due to the lock not being able to hold someones weight, this is why weight limits are on rides.
So it's not fatphobic, they're just trying not to get sued or be responsible for someones death. 👍👍👍👍
Yeah, is she stupid?
-When Redhead goes to the gym, she enters to ask the clerk the direction to the nearest all yah can eat restaurant, before leaving.
-When Greenhead. goes to the beach, they call Green-Peace because they think a whale has stranded
-When blue head Goes to the park, she thinks those small turn style gates are a suggestion, not the first barrier of defense against Idiots who think their XXXXXXXS from the SuperPlus isle are a excuse for calling themselves thin
2:25 "your doing everything in your power to not look like us. That's fatphobic" but like what if I wanna be muscular, what if I want to be thin, what if I wanna be a sumo wrestler they look fat but they are actually only like 30 percent body fat and the rest is muscle
Yeah, I'm mad that someone saved her life, too.
Yes but if she got on it she's also putting everyone else in danger too by making the ride unstable.
7:21 "how dare you, universal!" "Everyone else is the problem, not me taking up my seat and a half"
"trained to be fatphobic"
Now I can just imagine a 7-hour long course titled "How to be a fatphobic theme park employee; part 1: respecting weight limits"
1:05 It looks like someone force-fed a panda
that’s insulting to pandas
I cant 😭 ✋🏻 @@matthewlopetegui6204