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Skinny people have feelings too
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I have noticed throughout my life that it is not ok to call people names if they are overweight but if you just happen to be skinny you can expect to be called all sorts of horrible things. I have been called a junkie,accused of having anorexia or bulimia,told I look like a bloke in drag because I have very slim hips. Why does society accept this? In fact the media positively encourage people these days by slagging off size 0 models. We don't even have size 0 here in the UK!
Us skinny people have feelings you know. We wouldn't walk up to an overweight person and say "oh my god look how fat you are". So don't walk up to a thin/skinny person and say "oh my god look how skinny you are". It is just as insulting and upsetting you know!
Us skinny people have feelings you know. We wouldn't walk up to an overweight person and say "oh my god look how fat you are". So don't walk up to a thin/skinny person and say "oh my god look how skinny you are". It is just as insulting and upsetting you know!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My sister get's these comment's all the time. Out of four of us she is the oldest and the only one with a child but is by far the skinniest. She get's really upset with people making any kind of comment's regarding her weight.
She looks a lot skinnier than she is, becasue she has wide hips and a larger frame she is a size 12 but looks more like an 8. So when she is clothes shopping people always say things like 'theres no way your a 12, stop being so stupid'. My auntie actually made her squeeze into a 10 to prove she was a 12. I really feel for her and even though I'm jealous of her size I wont say anything becasue I know how much it upsets her. And also I know she'd kill for parts of my body too, mainly my boobs.
No one is ever going to be fully happy with themselves, so there is no way to comment on someone whatever their size without offending them.
She looks a lot skinnier than she is, becasue she has wide hips and a larger frame she is a size 12 but looks more like an 8. So when she is clothes shopping people always say things like 'theres no way your a 12, stop being so stupid'. My auntie actually made her squeeze into a 10 to prove she was a 12. I really feel for her and even though I'm jealous of her size I wont say anything becasue I know how much it upsets her. And also I know she'd kill for parts of my body too, mainly my boobs.
No one is ever going to be fully happy with themselves, so there is no way to comment on someone whatever their size without offending them.
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I know exactly what you mean daffy but I think it depends on who says it & how it's said.
I've always been a skinny minnie too, I've had all the insults & as a teenager/ young woman it often got me down. Now I'm... erm... mature in years, but not in necessarily in behaviour, I don't really care & laugh at myself. My friends on here - they know who they are! - call me stick-woman, haha. I have actually gained a bit of weight recently but it keeps them from calling other people names :o)
What I strongly object to though is this 'real woman' phrase....grrr...it makes my blood boil! We're all real, & as you say daffy, we all have feelings.
I've always been a skinny minnie too, I've had all the insults & as a teenager/ young woman it often got me down. Now I'm... erm... mature in years, but not in necessarily in behaviour, I don't really care & laugh at myself. My friends on here - they know who they are! - call me stick-woman, haha. I have actually gained a bit of weight recently but it keeps them from calling other people names :o)
What I strongly object to though is this 'real woman' phrase....grrr...it makes my blood boil! We're all real, & as you say daffy, we all have feelings.