Are Chairs FATPHOBIC?

Are Chairs FATPHOBIC?

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[us_is_we]

Bro, humans have gotten so entitled to the point where we are blaming inanimate objects for us being unhealthy

[Mostlyharmless]

Chair breaks
Normal people: “holly shit that is a wake up call, I need to right this course. I’ll go to the doctor tomorrow and get a plan.”
HAS Lunatics: “CHAIRS ARE OPPRESSING ME!”

[youtubepolice]

Guy: “Yes officer this one” “This chair was being fatphobic!”

Cop: 😎👌🏻 🤨🕶👌🏻 “Sir, are you ok?”

[Quindilon]

Never have I seen someone look so feminine, yet so masculine, so young, yet so old. Never have I been so confused by looking at another human being.

[shouryasanjeev]

Next someone's gonna complain about how one person eating for a family of 6 has to pay more than everyone else

[awilborn]

I crack up with him every time. ‘The chairs will fix themselves’ was the best! 😆😆

[pungoblin]

The fact that he can’t think of any other examples except restaurants and just immediately skips to etcetera really shows how much of a non issue this is.

[MrHocotateFreight]

The only chairs I broke at 300 lbs were 20 dollar cheap crud that literally a toddler could break with some persistence. Then I lost weight, down hovering around 230-250, and no chairs break. The secret? I took stock of what I was eating

A typical pizza night for just me would be a large cheese pizza, large mozz stix, large fries and a 2L coke all for me. Then I'd have 2 cups of milk and maybe a snack after. Here's what I reduced to: large pizza, small soda or Gatorade, no mozzarella sticks and I'd give away my fries to my family if they were hungry, otherwise I just don't eat em. I don't exercise besides my job unloading boxes. 50 pounds in a year of barely trying, imagine how fit I'd be if I put 3%more effort in. If I even started lifting hand weights for like 30 minutes a day I'd see a tone increase. That's the body positivity we all need, so I hope sharing helps

[Wolfgoddess]

I just love how he says, "if you've never broken a chair". And my man just starts wheezing. I'm over here thinking, "how in gods name do you break chairs other than using them to injure other people??" Lol

[joshdotstuff]

Me: an overweight man: “fatphobia doesn’t exist”

Bruh just lose the weight

[HSsAhc]

A “phobia” is an irrational fear. The danger to the chair is very real, thus the fear is rational.

[erickcalderonortiz]

Fatphobia isn’t real. I’m not afraid of fat people, I just feel bad for them. 😂😂

[staysharp]

Comedy gold: "lose the weight and the chairs will fix themselves!"

[saucysaucingsaucer]

I think people should better help people that are overweight because ‘stop eating so damn much’ is not always going to work

[MrMochi-nlzb]

I really feel for these people. They’ve been tricked into thinking that individualism comes from our decisions to make ourselves unhealthy. They think that the freedom of maintaining such lifestyles should be treated equitably.
No one will make fun of you for improving yourself. But when you’re incapable of sitting in a regular seat, that’s not fatphobia: that is a major concern for your health.
For the sake of those that love you, start exercising. Who cares if you don’t lose 80% body fat? Literally your life is on the line at that very point when the chair gives way.
You are not the outlier that we must account for, such as Eddie Hall or the Turkish big man. But you are valid, and should focus on getting that body to do what you need it to do, but better and lighter.

[joebagodonuts]

I have never broken a chair. No one is afraid of you. The chair is only built to hold so much weight. If you weigh too much, stay home.

[Olenoides]

Restaurants should provide enormous chairs and feeding troughs. This should be mandated by law.

[xXGeorgeFloydxXx]

Mine while in other countries people fight for water or food but in America people fight over chairs being fatphobic

[johncrafton]

When everything's a phobia, nothing's a phobia.

[mr.graves]

I'm an obese guy, I have fought for most of my life to get in shape and for three years I was at 225 installing floors for a living, but as soon as I moved and started working at less active jobs I gained weight, being a trucker was what really brought it on. I'm finally back to working out, but having just got out of carpal tunnel surgery for both hands the going is slow, my point is that if you don't work on bettering yourself don't expect the rest of the world to bend to you and not laugh at your stupidity about how everyone needs to accept unhealthy life choices as ok. I will loose my weight and yes I do have surgery coming up to help, but if I'm not committed it can do major damage or even kill me if I don't listen to the specialist with both ears every step of the way. Not every obese person is a clapping walrus with no self-respect or esteem. God bless y'all 🙏