🚫 Fat positivity should not mean promoting unhealthy lifestyles! 🚫

🚫 🚫 Fat positivity should not mean promoting unhealthy lifestyles! 🚫

In a world where self-love and body acceptance are crucial, it's important to draw a line between promoting self-acceptance and encouraging harmful behaviors. Being fat is okay, but promoting unhealthy eating habits is not at all okay.

Many fat positive influencers resort to extreme measures to gain views and sell products. They may promote eating tons of junk food only to turn around and promote weight loss pills or other products as a solution. This not only perpetuates unhealthy cycles but also sends a dangerous message to impressionable audiences.

Fat positive activists, in their efforts to spread acceptance, may unintentionally promote self-harm under the guise of self-love. Spreading fat positivity in society without addressing the serious health risks associated with obesity is irresponsible.

We must ask ourselves: is the information they're spreading improving or potentially harming our society?

I urge you to watch this eye-opening video where fat positive influencers face major health issues due to their unhealthy lifestyles. Let's advocate for body acceptance without glorifying harmful habits. Together, we can promote true wellness and self-love.

Video credit : @BlaireWhiteX

#SelfLove #Wellness #HealthyLiving #BodyAcceptance #fitnesscoach

[AlienQueen-zgyu]

The first “she died” caught me off guard 💀

[logcabininaforest]

I get what the plastic man is saying but being obese or deforming your body because of gender dysphoria is also damaging.

[Vinny-mt]

“Just bc I’m fat doesn’t invalidate things I say”
Me: it in invalidated your life💀

[THE_MEME-MAN]

So being fat means no matter what i do ill die soon?

[Ohmgiga]

The guy with Froot loops didn’t die because he was fat he died because of a genetic heart disease
Edit, I didn’t see the guy who already did it

[Srcenox]

Yeah but just because she’s fat doesn’t invalidate the things she says…that’s facts??