What bothers me is that people like you are so focused on what some see as “overcorrection.” Y’all spend more time talking about that then the reason that reaction happened in the first place: ridiculously unhealthy, constantly plastered images of what we “should“ look like that usually involve women being thin as a needle and men looking like a Greek hero.
We focus on the topic at hand. Currently we’re discussing fat people. If this post was about some anorexic model or someone who destroyed their face with plastic surgery we would be shitting on the other side of things. Just because HAAS is newer and doesn’t have as high of a body count yet doesn’t mean we shouldn’t criticize those who are using it as an excuse to ignore the very real health problems they are causing for themselves and anyone else who buys into their rhetoric. Maybe it’s different in other parts of the world but living in the midwest I see far, far more people killing themselves via obesity than I do underweight people.
We focus on the topic at hand. Currently we’re discussing fat people. If this post was about some anorexic model or someone who destroyed their face with plastic surgery we would be shitting on the other side of things. Just because HAAS is newer and doesn’t have as high of a body count yet doesn’t mean we shouldn’t criticize those who are using it as an excuse to ignore the very real health problems they are causing for themselves and anyone else who buys into their rhetoric. Maybe it’s different in other parts of the world but living in the midwest I see far, far more people killing themselves via obesity than I do underweight people.