Larger women in ads for Target and Athleta

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

No. But put on 200 lbs and expect to model fitness wear? yeah. It's the height of absurdity.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

Your faux outrage is total exaggerated BS. You think the difference between a fit, healthy weight and obese is 20lbs? You're missing a zero, hun.

Fine, you are right dear. How does that impact you in the slightest? It doesn’t. You just love to hate. Admit it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

Sahms get so much hate here. Possibly more than overweight women, definitely kess than women over 35. Dcum is a sh1thole and we all know it and we all contribute to the sh1ttiness.

You are right. I recently took about a 3 month hiatus from DCUM and it was heavenly.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

No. But put on 200 lbs and expect to model fitness wear? yeah. It's the height of absurdity.

I'm sure all of the physicians who have been encouraging their obese patients to get more exercise will appreciate how much harder people with attitudes like yours are making their job. Lululemon probably appreciates it too.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

Your faux outrage is total exaggerated BS. You think the difference between a fit, healthy weight and obese is 20lbs? You're missing a zero, hun.

Fine, you are right dear. How does that impact you in the slightest? It doesn’t. You just love to hate. Admit it.

Of course it impacts me - the material/labor/shipping cost for the 4x woman's clothing does not equal the material/labor/shipping cost for a s/m women's clothing. But yet... we are being charged the same. Those of us who take care of our health and our bodies (and this does NOT mean being rail thin or super skinny) are constantly being forced to subsidize and carry those who aren't making the effort to care about their own health.

Want to be 100lbs overweight? Fine, but pay more if it costs more to accommodate your larger body. And pay substantially more in healthcare costs. And definitely pay for 2 airplane seats if you're traveling. Do what you want, but accept the consequences without burdening others.

[Anonymous]

I like it a lot, as long as the largest size model or mannequin is no bigger than a size 12 or 14. I think our society is a bit too accepting of being overweight. We’ve become really big. And unhealthy.

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

Your faux outrage is total exaggerated BS. You think the difference between a fit, healthy weight and obese is 20lbs? You're missing a zero, hun.

Fine, you are right dear. How does that impact you in the slightest? It doesn’t. You just love to hate. Admit it.

Of course it impacts me - the material/labor/shipping cost for the 4x woman's clothing does not equal the material/labor/shipping cost for a s/m women's clothing. But yet... we are being charged the same. Those of us who take care of our health and our bodies (and this does NOT mean being rail thin or super skinny) are constantly being forced to subsidize and carry those who aren't making the effort to care about their own health.

Want to be 100lbs overweight? Fine, but pay more if it costs more to accommodate your larger body. And pay substantially more in healthcare costs. And definitely pay for 2 airplane seats if you're traveling. Do what you want, but accept the consequences without burdening others.

Bullshit!!! You are just a miserable, hateful human being and are looking for every possible way to justify your haste. Obese people already pay double for airplane seats, medical costs, and many other things. I’d rather be fat and happy than skinny and...whatever the hell you are.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one that looks at the larger models and is turned off from buying it? I think I want to be sold the dream...

Good for them, just not sure it will help sales.

I'm not a fan. Most of the time the clothes don't look right on them.

Maybe they should design clothes that look good on all sorts of bodies then.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

Your faux outrage is total exaggerated BS. You think the difference between a fit, healthy weight and obese is 20lbs? You're missing a zero, hun.

Fine, you are right dear. How does that impact you in the slightest? It doesn’t. You just love to hate. Admit it.

Of course it impacts me - the material/labor/shipping cost for the 4x woman's clothing does not equal the material/labor/shipping cost for a s/m women's clothing. But yet... we are being charged the same. Those of us who take care of our health and our bodies (and this does NOT mean being rail thin or super skinny) are constantly being forced to subsidize and carry those who aren't making the effort to care about their own health.

Want to be 100lbs overweight? Fine, but pay more if it costs more to accommodate your larger body. And pay substantially more in healthcare costs. And definitely pay for 2 airplane seats if you're traveling. Do what you want, but accept the consequences without burdening others.

Bullshit!!! You are just a miserable, hateful human being and are looking for every possible way to justify your haste. Obese people already pay double for airplane seats, medical costs, and many other things. I’d rather be fat and happy than skinny and...whatever the hell you are.

The fact is I know you're not. Having been obese and now fit, I see through the "fat and happy" BS. And no, Obese people do NOT pay proportionately more for their healthcare and medical costs - it's not a secret that healthy people are forced to subsidize the sick. And the markup on the clothing is absolutely unfair. Charging the 2 women in the photo the same for their clothing (and shipping) is asinine.

[Anonymous]

I reject the notion that fat is a moral failing and find those of you who spout that tired line to be generally humorless, judgmental sows.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

Your faux outrage is total exaggerated BS. You think the difference between a fit, healthy weight and obese is 20lbs? You're missing a zero, hun.

Fine, you are right dear. How does that impact you in the slightest? It doesn’t. You just love to hate. Admit it.

Of course it impacts me - the material/labor/shipping cost for the 4x woman's clothing does not equal the material/labor/shipping cost for a s/m women's clothing. But yet... we are being charged the same. Those of us who take care of our health and our bodies (and this does NOT mean being rail thin or super skinny) are constantly being forced to subsidize and carry those who aren't making the effort to care about their own health.

Want to be 100lbs overweight? Fine, but pay more if it costs more to accommodate your larger body. And pay substantially more in healthcare costs. And definitely pay for 2 airplane seats if you're traveling. Do what you want, but accept the consequences without burdening others.

Bullshit!!! You are just a miserable, hateful human being and are looking for every possible way to justify your haste. Obese people already pay double for airplane seats, medical costs, and many other things. I’d rather be fat and happy than skinny and...whatever the hell you are.

The fact is I know you're not. Having been obese and now fit, I see through the "fat and happy" BS. And no, Obese people do NOT pay proportionately more for their healthcare and medical costs - it's not a secret that healthy people are forced to subsidize the sick. And the markup on the clothing is absolutely unfair. Charging the 2 women in the photo the same for their clothing (and shipping) is asinine.

The only adenine thing is you, dear. Now you know if I’m happy or not? How cute. Are you going to have people who walk on the streets more than you pay more, charge pregnant women more because they see a doctor once a month or more than when they are not pregnant? How about people with conditions they were born with? They should be completely uninsurable according to you. You really don’t get how insurance works. But hey, it really shouldn’t get in the way of your hate, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I reject the notion that fat is a moral failing and find those of you who spout that tired line to be generally humorless, judgmental sows.

So where do you draw the line? Is there ever a point where you get critical?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

Your faux outrage is total exaggerated BS. You think the difference between a fit, healthy weight and obese is 20lbs? You're missing a zero, hun.

Fine, you are right dear. How does that impact you in the slightest? It doesn’t. You just love to hate. Admit it.

Of course it impacts me - the material/labor/shipping cost for the 4x woman's clothing does not equal the material/labor/shipping cost for a s/m women's clothing. But yet... we are being charged the same. Those of us who take care of our health and our bodies (and this does NOT mean being rail thin or super skinny) are constantly being forced to subsidize and carry those who aren't making the effort to care about their own health.

Want to be 100lbs overweight? Fine, but pay more if it costs more to accommodate your larger body. And pay substantially more in healthcare costs. And definitely pay for 2 airplane seats if you're traveling. Do what you want, but accept the consequences without burdening others.

Bullshit!!! You are just a miserable, hateful human being and are looking for every possible way to justify your haste. Obese people already pay double for airplane seats, medical costs, and many other things. I’d rather be fat and happy than skinny and...whatever the hell you are.

The fact is I know you're not. Having been obese and now fit, I see through the "fat and happy" BS. And no, Obese people do NOT pay proportionately more for their healthcare and medical costs - it's not a secret that healthy people are forced to subsidize the sick. And the markup on the clothing is absolutely unfair. Charging the 2 women in the photo the same for their clothing (and shipping) is asinine.

The only adenine thing is you, dear. Now you know if I’m happy or not? How cute. Are you going to have people who walk on the streets more than you pay more, charge pregnant women more because they see a doctor once a month or more than when they are not pregnant? How about people with conditions they were born with? They should be completely uninsurable according to you. You really don’t get how insurance works. But hey, it really shouldn’t get in the way of your hate, right?

Yeah obesity is just like pregnancy or people born with genetic childhood conditions. Uh huh. Definitely.

Jesus, at some point you've gotta stop blaming everyone for your choices.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How predicable. The only acceptable form of open hate on DCUM is hate for overweight people. Everyone else is off limits, but put on 20 lbs and it’s a free for all. Disgusting.

Your faux outrage is total exaggerated BS. You think the difference between a fit, healthy weight and obese is 20lbs? You're missing a zero, hun.

Fine, you are right dear. How does that impact you in the slightest? It doesn’t. You just love to hate. Admit it.

Of course it impacts me - the material/labor/shipping cost for the 4x woman's clothing does not equal the material/labor/shipping cost for a s/m women's clothing. But yet... we are being charged the same. Those of us who take care of our health and our bodies (and this does NOT mean being rail thin or super skinny) are constantly being forced to subsidize and carry those who aren't making the effort to care about their own health.

Want to be 100lbs overweight? Fine, but pay more if it costs more to accommodate your larger body. And pay substantially more in healthcare costs. And definitely pay for 2 airplane seats if you're traveling. Do what you want, but accept the consequences without burdening others.

Bullshit!!! You are just a miserable, hateful human being and are looking for every possible way to justify your haste. Obese people already pay double for airplane seats, medical costs, and many other things. I’d rather be fat and happy than skinny and...whatever the hell you are.

The fact is I know you're not. Having been obese and now fit, I see through the "fat and happy" BS. And no, Obese people do NOT pay proportionately more for their healthcare and medical costs - it's not a secret that healthy people are forced to subsidize the sick. And the markup on the clothing is absolutely unfair. Charging the 2 women in the photo the same for their clothing (and shipping) is asinine.

The only adenine thing is you, dear. Now you know if I’m happy or not? How cute. Are you going to have people who walk on the streets more than you pay more, charge pregnant women more because they see a doctor once a month or more than when they are not pregnant? How about people with conditions they were born with? They should be completely uninsurable according to you. You really don’t get how insurance works. But hey, it really shouldn’t get in the way of your hate, right?

Yeah obesity is just like pregnancy or people born with genetic childhood conditions. Uh huh. Definitely.

Jesus, at some point you've gotta stop blaming everyone for your choices.

And at some point perhaps you’ll start worrying about yourself and let everyone else live their lives to the best of their abilities, Becky. You have NO idea what people struggle with. Get f$cked.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one that looks at the larger models and is turned off from buying it? I think I want to be sold the dream...

Good for them, just not sure it will help sales.

I'm not a fan. Most of the time the clothes don't look right on them.

Maybe they should design clothes that look good on all sorts of bodies then.

As a former morbidly obese person, there’s nothing that looks good on morbid obesity.