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You know, I gave up on Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue when they put some 300 pound fat girls in skimpy swimsuits in and lectured me that if I did not **train myself to be attracted to 300 lb fat girls, then I was a BAD PERSON.
So I don't care now. https://twitter.com/voguemagazine/status/1281577741830238208?s=20
So I don't care now. https://twitter.com/voguemagazine/status/1281577741830238208?s=20
Just last year SI told all it's fans they needed to broaden their minds and learn to find this attractive or something was kinda sorta maybe **wrong** with them.
And now just 1 year later they've moved the goalposts to trans "women".
You know what cults do, right?
And now just 1 year later they've moved the goalposts to trans "women".
You know what cults do, right?
So now THIS year SI male readers are going to be lectured that if they don't find a trans "woman" attractive, there's something wrong with them.
Why are they against progress? What do they have against cultural progress anyway?!
4 more months of this crap.
Why are they against progress? What do they have against cultural progress anyway?!
4 more months of this crap.
This 1984 cult was supposed to do this kind of thing SLOWLY.
Trump has literally forced them to move at warp speed.
Amazing.
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Trump has literally forced them to move at warp speed.
Amazing.
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ADDENDUM:
Allow me to make a retort to all the 'body positivity' psycho-babble that is currently popular.
Listen.
A year and a half ago I was pushing 350 pounds.
There was **N-O-T-H-I-N-G** "positive" about that.
I was not quite 350 lbs when this pic was taken.
Allow me to make a retort to all the 'body positivity' psycho-babble that is currently popular.
Listen.
A year and a half ago I was pushing 350 pounds.
There was **N-O-T-H-I-N-G** "positive" about that.
I was not quite 350 lbs when this pic was taken.
Constant acid reflux.
Insomnia.
Sleep apnea.
Getting out of a chair was a struggle.
Blood pressure & breathing problems.
Aching joints.
THEY ARE TRYING TO TEACH PEOPLE TO ACCEPT THESE HEALTH PROBLEMS.
Insomnia.
Sleep apnea.
Getting out of a chair was a struggle.
Blood pressure & breathing problems.
Aching joints.
THEY ARE TRYING TO TEACH PEOPLE TO ACCEPT THESE HEALTH PROBLEMS.
The extra weight was literally killing me.
Sometimes in the middle of the night delivering my newspapers out in the middle of nowhere I would have a shortness of breath episode.
The only thing that helped was PARKING THE CAR AND GETTING OUT and walking rapidly around it.
Sometimes in the middle of the night delivering my newspapers out in the middle of nowhere I would have a shortness of breath episode.
The only thing that helped was PARKING THE CAR AND GETTING OUT and walking rapidly around it.
And the whole time I'm praying to God
"Don't let me pass out. Please don't let me pass out. There's nobody out here." It's 3/4 am in the morning. Most of these roads were in the country.
So from about December 2018 to April 2019 I had several of these attacks.
"Don't let me pass out. Please don't let me pass out. There's nobody out here." It's 3/4 am in the morning. Most of these roads were in the country.
So from about December 2018 to April 2019 I had several of these attacks.
I got medication now, but the real issue is the EXCESS WEIGHT.
My 'true' weight at the MOST is 220 lbs. That's my goal.
I'm 293 right now. I was down to 280 and then the pandemic came I put on 20 lbs of 'quarantine' which I am now working back off.
My 'true' weight at the MOST is 220 lbs. That's my goal.
I'm 293 right now. I was down to 280 and then the pandemic came I put on 20 lbs of 'quarantine' which I am now working back off.
So when I see people telling morbidly obese people "Aw gee...you're just PERFECT the way you are!"...I get upset.
People have to put up with suffering and a diminished quality of life when they are 100+ pounds overweight.
That's the TRUTH.
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People have to put up with suffering and a diminished quality of life when they are 100+ pounds overweight.
That's the TRUTH.
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