Oh, so you admit you are sensitive about this issue? Stop projecting so much. And if you had bothered to actually read anything I had said, you would have understood my point already.

Oh, you fucking moron, stop being so self conscious about your weight and actually look at what I wrote. Not only are you the only one here who equated skinny with beauty, I said that I personally would not call her fat but most people in my country would. And I also said that those same people would call me at a size…

Sigh, Merriam-Webster :"Merriam-Webster, Inc., which was originally the G & C Merriam Company^[1] of Springfield, Massachusetts, is an Americancompany that publishes reference books, especially dictionaries that are descendants of Noah Webster's An American Dictionary of the English Language (1828)."

Fat is an esthetic subjective term, fit is a term defining health. From Merriam-Webster: "physically healthy and strong." As for being an ignorant asshole, same to you?

I think it's pretty obvious from the way I used it what I meant: "my standards for thin seem to be higher than most Americans'."

I agree, she seems pretty fit.

What do you mean "their category" and "her category"? People's standards don't work like that. I don't have different standards for different people and neither do they, it's just that different people from different countries have different standards. Someone from the US may for example find a size 10 woman thin.…

The OP asked who would look at this woman and see someone who's "fat/non-fit." The OP implied it in her question, I didn't. I answered the fat part, that most people in my country would look at her and see someone who's fat. I don't think she's fat or non-fit but when I picture "thin", Michelle Obama is not someone…

Where did I say it did?

"Slim" is a subjective term, like I said, by American standards, she is definitely slim. I was replying to the OP's question about who wouldn't find her slim. Most people I know back home wouldn't.

She may well be fit and slender but most people in my country would not call her that. Hell, most of them call me overweight. I was only replying to your question about how anyone would call her fat.

Well, by Asian standards, she isn't thin. I'm considered fat in my country and I'm a US size 6. I'm pretty sure Michelle Obama is healthy, but I wouldn't call her thin just because my standards for thin seem to be higher than most Americans'.

I think you need to look up the definition of the word "upset"...

And I happen to think that your opinions on race are stupid (If you share the OP's opinions that those things are racist). What have we achieved here other than a mutual insult session? Do you have anything else to say?

And the only think you know about me is that I don't share your opinion on racial matters.

I see, everyone who doesn't share your opinion on racial matters is an idiot, real clever of you. You wouldn't happen to have a tumblr by any chance? You sound like the type.

I don't see any obvious racism from his/her comments? Is not liking Lupita racist now? Just because someone disagrees with you doesn't mean they have a problem with black people. I agree with ginNchronic that Rihanna is an awful dresser and I don't think Lupita is that good looking but I think she has a great fashion…

I don't think you get it, Elliot Rodger was a lone asshole who decided to take kill people and had he been caught alive, he probably would have gotten the death penalty. Misogyny in an islamist country means that the GOVERNMENT will have you stoned for adultery if you get raped. It's not " as misogynistic as any other…

So your argument is "If I can't have it, no one can"? Kind of childish, don't you think?

As someone of Indian descent, I fail to see why this is offensive. I don't mind if people who aren't of Indian descent dress in Indian inspired jewelry and clothes. Why do you mind so much?