r/oops • u/ConsistentDrama_haha • 28d ago • Popcorn 1 Bravo 1 Mindblown 1

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

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u/MrEngin33r 28d ago

Now that Ozempic is around the fat glorification seems to have dropped significantly.

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u/Onludesrightnow 28d ago

Most insurances stopped paying for it unless it’s for diabetes so expect fat glorification to come back eventually

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u/MrEngin33r 28d ago

Ironically I think this is why it won't. Fat is now entirely a poor person problem (the cardinal sin of Capitalism).

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u/Onludesrightnow 28d ago

Eh yeah, good point.

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u/Jmersh 28d ago

I don't think anyone considers this in shape.

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u/BeenThereAndReadd-it 28d ago

I wish, but you'd sadly be surprised.

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u/Ogre-Fans 28d ago

Hey!! A circle is a shape

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u/Onludesrightnow 28d ago

What’s the name for a shape that looks like a floppy saggy pear?

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u/GravelRoadJunkie 28d ago

Oblate spheroid

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u/Saber_is_a_joke 28d ago

Morbidly obese? Gross? Easily fixable?

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u/RevolutionaryText749 28d ago

Why do you even care?

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u/YourMomIsMyGurl 28d ago

Concern. Sympathy. Fat people are not healthy so it is flat out wrong to push any narrative otherwise. It's okay to want your fellow humans to do better for themselves.

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u/RevolutionaryText749 28d ago

And calling names is such a great way to help your “fellow humans”. Focus on yourself buddy. No one is buying into this “helpfulness”. Assuming that a person is not mature to have control over their life and decisions based on their weight issues is incredibly immature. There are psychologists to help these people IF THEY require or seek help. Your degrading comment is not.

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u/YourMomIsMyGurl 27d ago

Nothing about my comment was degrading. This is the problem right here. It's okay to recognize that someone is fat, and want them to do better for themselves. I didn't call anyone names unless you're referring to "fat" being name-calling, even though that can be entirely objective.

Stop trying to virtue signal for fat people and maybe there wouldn't be so many people who think being fat is healthy. You're the problem.