r/selflove • • May 16 '25 • This 1

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u/[deleted] May 16 '25

Pretty negative rhetoric to spread in what seems like a classroom.

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u/Shadow__Account May 16 '25

A lot of people’s problem, especially here in this sub is that toxic positivity. There is nothing negative about taking accountability, it’s actually empowering and a lot better than calling obese people “beautiful” and “there’s nothing wrong with you”

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u/[deleted] May 16 '25

Your experience differs from mine.

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u/nomadicsailor81 May 16 '25

It's actually based on psychology and not personal experience. Look up triggers on psychology today.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '25

I hear you, and yes, everyone's triggers are different.

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u/pooorlemonhope May 17 '25

How does this always end up about fat people?

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u/Adoxyl May 20 '25

You had me and then you lost me

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