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I have a genuine question for white women, There is a conversation happening on other apps regarding what is considered fat amongst white people. Apparently bodies like Tate McRae are considered fat. Why is there this deep obsession with being skinny?
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Anonymous 1d

Tate McRae is absolutely not fat. People judging celebrities for almost nonexistent weight at all has been happening for years. Like “heroin chic” is a thing. It’s really been made worse by the internet

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Anonymous 1d

deeply culturally ingrained after like 100 years of thinness propaganda

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Anonymous 1d

All I’m saying is if I asked all black women why they have a deep obsession with something…

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Anonymous 1d

i can't speak for most white women but for me, it's because i'm tall and have a bad bone structure / fat distribution so i must compensate. if i had the average woman's genetics it wouldn't matter as much to me

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Anonymous 18h

Why pick out Tate???? I mean… she’s just 🤤🤤🤤

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Anonymous 1d

i would like to STRONGLY recommend the book “fearing the black body” by sabrina strings. it goes into exactly how fatphobia literally exists because of white supremacy. amazing read. anyway, i’ll always be happily fat, yall stay safe though.

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Anonymous 19h

Cause not having excess fat is the healthiest way to live, both physically and mentally.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

As a white girl who has been thick, thin, and somewhere in between I will say girls and guys don’t notice you when you are bigger everyone treats you better and includes you when you are physically smaller it’s just the way the culture has been why do you think girls of a normal weight are starving themselves or paying hundreds to be on ozempic

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 1d

Deep obsession with what exactly

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 1d

Nothing in particular. But if I were to say “I have a genuine question for black women. Why is there this deep obsession with [insert body image]?”, that would be racist

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19h

Why do you have to drag black women into it. They had nothing to do with this conversation. You could have asked about any other race.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19h

There isn’t an obsession though I’m confused

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19h

It was ask a questions to women and it was about a trend that was seen. Are questions related to specific groups not allowed now?

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19h

if it were a good faith question about culture/society, i don't think that would be racist. i get the sense you're fishing to make people mad though

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 18h

Why the dislikes when you’re telling the truth? - from a big woman who’s in the process of becoming thinner.

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