estusflaskplus5•

we dont need positivity for unhealthy eating habits. we need acceptance for uncontrollable physical traits like short height.

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chudur-budur•

Balding too.

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estusflaskplus5•

Of course, any uncontrollable physical traits that men are routinely shamed for goes here. Penis size is a major one likewise.

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OutsideDreamOP•

when have you ever seen anything body-positive aimed at men? that's the point, not that it's an end in it's self. ofc it's incomplete and leaves a lot to be desired but it's being said by somebody and reported on

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RickyBalboah3690•

Being a lardass is not something that should ever be cheered on, as not only is it completely unhealthy it is also one of the easiest things about yourself you can change, and that just revolves around not eating so much junk. The only thing this body positivity nonsense has achieved is making more gluttons, never was there anything about burn victims, amputees, paraplegics, and don’t even get me started on short men or men with tiny dicks or really just men in general. All it is is a bunch of fat women with the very occasional fat guy thrown in, but I would wager that is just to spice things up a little bit.

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Sadguy213•

When are the 5'5 models coming lol

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RopedCunt•

He is 6ft 4in tall

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OutsideDreamOP•

so i see but when has anyone ever said anything positive about plus size men? i have literally never seen it

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RopedCunt•

Finally a body acceptance movement for 6'4 men.

Plenty of women like tall men with a bit of weight, "teddybears" I've seen them been called and their size makes the woman feel 'feminine' and 'safe'.

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OutsideDreamOP•

actually he doesn't refer to being tall, only to his weight

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RopedCunt•

Do you think his height should be taken into account when talking about his weight?

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Literallyslime•

As great as it might be to see females get shat on for fatophobia against men, the best part of this body positivity thing is the crash course it puts itself on with the NHS.

One one hand you have a fairy utopian "everyone is beautiful and healthy" outlook, the other end a bottomless money pit that gets more and more use by the day that will invariably have to deal with the consequences of this. The NHS is actually very quiet on it because it seems a lot of their staff ideologically support body positivity.

There's a good few layers to the disaster that's coming it's fascinating.

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OutsideDreamOP•

I agree actually and have never got why feminists celebrate being overweight/obese, it's a leading risk factor for a range of female cancers and fertility issues. however seeing a large man standing up and saying 'plus size men want to dress fashionably and be seen as attractive' is not the norm at all

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