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It’s quite simple, really. She just doesn’t appear to be a very skilled actress. We only see her with him, so in the first episode I thought it was just that their chemistry and dialogue was off. By the second - yeah, chemistry and dialogue are still off, but I also realised that, with her, I become acutely aware that

Jesus, these reviews suck.

I’ve finished the season. I think it’s a collection of wonderful scenes amidst a not-that-artful television show that sometimes is really obnoxiously TV. I found the dialogue of the first episode to be terrible (as did the reviewer), but I don’t have that complaint from here on out.

I’m thinking her idea of a fat guy is Chris Pratt from Parks and Rec...

It’s been kind of entertaining reading and re-reading this post throughout the day as random gems she got called out on started to get disappeared like witnesses for the state. I’m picturing Tom Cruise in full silver fox mode getting taxied around LA by Jamie Foxx, taking out sentence after sentence in this piece

This white chick is just trying to get attention by latching onto the fat acceptance movement which is doing a great disservice to that entire movement. I find it hard to believe that someone who wears a size 6 has any idea what its like to be discriminated against for the amount of space that she takes up. Hell, at

That’s when my eyes glazed over. I too have a fat fetish because I find someone who looks like Nigella Lawson attractive. I mean she’s probably pushing a bmi of 24-25.

In all seriousness, I really needed to read this article. I pretty much hate myself, and can’t see any future where things turn out okay because I believe all the negative things that have been said. I’ve lost a bunch of weight, and regained it all in recent years, which probably hasn’t helped, and I know that I’m

This face is GLORIOUS and was my exact response to that shit. It’s all good to like overweight folks. It’s all good that that is this woman’s attraction. Get. It. But, miss me with that “I classify myself as fat....even though I’m not” BS. Like...no. It’s such a stupid thing to say and I honestly didn’t read the rest

Oh my gawd, what a FUCKING WHALE.

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Eloise LeBel is a Los Angeles-based writer...

Yeah, back off our label! I’m 5’4, 185 pounds, and every time I go to the doctor they tell me I’m obese. So no, your tig ol bitties don’t qualify you.

Exactly this. Unless you’ve experienced life as a person WHO IS ACTUALLY FAT, you have no claims on the label.

This is my problem—okay sure, you see yourself as fat. But unless you ARE fat you don’t know what it’s like to live as a fat person in this country. Like she doesn’t get hated on just for boarding a plane and she doesn’t get ridiculed for having a slice of pizza in public and her body has not been called an

I remember when I was that size. I felt so slim. Of course, I was practically starving myself but I thought I was slender. I guess I was still fat back then.

My reaction to that as well

“I’m barely 5′1″ and 135 pounds and wear a size 6 and a 34DD.”

Right?

I should probably admit right now that I am fat myself. I’m barely 5′1″ and 135 pounds and wear a size 6 and a 34DD