My mom is rly enjoying her morphine button. X3
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I don’t trust your ass, on principle. Too many white queer/leftist/feminist folks running...
after all the stuff that has happened to black people at the hands of the medical industrial complex it’s amazing that any of us still have the...
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#locs #naturalhair

(That is a photo I found on google images when I typed in the title of the documentary, us fat folks are going to set the world on fire!)
The last two nights I watched the new HBO documentary “The Weight of the Nation” and was live tweeting with the hashtag #WOTN. While the producers seemed to try and make the film seem compassionate toward the plight of fat people, the pre-apocalyptic language and fear mongering used by many of the people interviewed as well as the lack of a well rounded argument that looked at both sides of the issue made this documentary a fat hate fest. In the four hours of documentary only one mention of a fat person being able to be metabolically healthy was mentioned. At no point was there ever discussion on the failure rate of weight based health initiatives (95% in the first 1-2 years) or that those who “succeed” by 5 years only manage to keep 10% of their body weight off. 1 At no point was there any mention that a lifetime of weight loss attempts leads to weight cycling and weight gained as well as other health complications.2 There was huge emphasis on the rise in type 2 diabetes in children but no mention that due to the escalation in fat phobia and dieting behavior children are more likely to have an eating disorder. 3
New from HBO…
To Win, We Have to Shame.
The Cracks Represent Obviousness (no really)