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would you say someone shaped like abigail ratchford is fat?

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There's an 11" difference between your waist and your hips...I don't see the problem.

Unless you've got an arse that makes up the most of the hip measurements but you look narrow when facing forward?

Yeah I'm shaped just like the pics I posted she has a butt and no hips. I went from 33-37" in my butt region. My hips are straight just like hers.

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Zargabaath

Original post by difeo

10/10 troll

strong independent womyn with their own opinions are trolls now? im reporting u for misogyny

Reply 22

Goaded

i'm pretty much the same as her (although slightly smaller boobs, and a bigger butt) just my waist is smaller (it's about 24/23 inches rn) and I really don't consider myself fat. nor is she. and nor are you, if you look like her.

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BlackSweetness

Original post by ruby420

there is no such thing as fat :smile:

Yes there is! You can spot a "fat" person quite evidently!

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ruby420

Original post by BlackSweetness

Yes there is! You can spot a "fat" person quite evidently!

it's just a social construct :smile:

Reply 25

BlackSweetness

Original post by ruby420

she is a beautiful plus sized woman :smile:

if you don't find her attractive, you are a misogynist

#yesallwomen :h:

Some of the things feminists come out with these days

:happy2:

Reply 26

BlackSweetness

Original post by ruby420

it's just a social construct :smile:

Im guessing you think gender roles are a social construct too lol!

And no it isnt, someone who is clinically obese will most likely be defined as "fat"

Reply 27

Anon993

Original post by BlackSweetness

Im guessing you think gender roles are a social construct too lol!

And no it isnt, someone who is clinically obese will most likely be defined as "fat"

I agree with that there is no gender

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Reply 28

ruby420

Original post by BlackSweetness

Im guessing you think gender roles are a social construct too lol!

And no it isnt, someone who is clinically obese will most likely be defined as "fat"

of course

there is no such thing as gender, it's all a fluid spectrum

no, they are big :h:

Reply 29

BlackSweetness

Original post by ruby420

of course

there is no such thing as gender, it's all a fluid spectrum

no, they are big :h:

Id love to try whatever it is they pass around at these feminism gigs. Must be some strong stuff.

Im sure life will teach you all in the end. Good day.