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If all the stores stopped selling gargantuan clothing then maybe the overweight people would start eating less and exercising more.
My mother and I were at a McDonald's when a small child noted out loud that I was a big fat woman. I had no problem with the child, but with the response of the adult, which was, "Yes, she is fat."
I'm not fat and I don't have an eating disorder, but when I'm in a dressing room trying on a pair of jeans, I hate my body. It's not that it looks horrible or unattractive, but there are bulges in all the wrong places and my stomach isn't exactly flat. I look at myself in the mirror, every flaw magnified by the harsh lights in the dressing room, and then I look at the large posters of the models plastered all over the store and I wonder, "Why can't I look like that?"
quoted from a comedian : It's not like I haven't nailed a fat girl before. This is America and I'm a heavy drinker.
quoted from Mariah Carey: Whenever I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the world, I can't help but cry. I mean, I'd love to be skinny like that, but not with all those flies and death and stuff. (<wat a dumb ass)
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