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Fat shaming is the best treatment for obesity.
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Well if there were say, a couple of people one black one white wearing a uniform ,with the same name,in that same scenario how would you deal with that one? lol,sometimes I think you have to say it like it is but people don't like to be called fat,so I think using a less offensive word would be better,but if someone is fat,they are fat,no getting around it and most times by their own doing.I would probably say the bigger one.
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No because it's rude and you should have manners
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As I am getting older and not always eating the healthiest as knackered when I get home from work - it is easy to opt for convenient foods with a resulting weight gain. I used to worry I was too thin - seems silly now. Anyway now I am back from my holiday I plan to go to the gym, something I would never have previously considered, as it is now so accesible for all these days and I have no reservations about it. I am less concerned about what anyone else may think and more focused on my health and having more energy. People need to stop wallowing in my opinion as it achieves nothing and only holds people back. Don’t get me wrong - I am not advocating being openly rude to people but people need to get over themselves and think bigger. |
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The lady in the red top would suffice.
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It's not acceptable for obvious reasons. On the other hand, if it's being used as an identifier in a private conversation between two people out of earshot of anyone else, then I don't think it particularly matters.
E.g. I have two young new-starts at the moment. Also in my shop there are two women, one is 62 the other just turned 40. If I was working with one of the young guys and he did something incorrectly and said that one of them told him to do it that way, and he couldn't remember their names and said "The older one"... I wouldn't think that was a problem. ... If the next day he then started referring to her as "the old one" to her face, that WOULD be a problem. |
Most people are fat because of their parents and their lifestyle
show me a fat kid at school and 99/100 their parents are fat too would be my estimate |
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I think it should still be avoided but if you don't know someone's name and really need a way to explain who you're talking about in that moment, I don't think it's that big of a deal to say "the fat one" etc. etc. if it's not meant maliciously. I would go to hair color or something else first though unless that's not enough to explain them clearly. |
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I don't like the word fat really preferring the bigger lady, dunno why really, it just seems a horrible term regarding someones weight, so I guess I don't think it is acceptable, find a kinder word :shrug:
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at first if u just want to identify somebody sure but if u carry on that's just not right somebodys size shouldn't be their identification
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"losing themselves in grief, emotional problems, thyroid problems, unable to exercise due to disability, certain drugs. " that would be the 1% now wouldnt it? its the 99% we are discussing |
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No fats or fems
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i have experience of being called “the fat one” in high school. it was not nice, so don’t call people fat. if describing their weight is completely necessary, there are other words than fat.
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