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Glad it’s not just me. Tragically the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this current UK Government over here is trying to run the same playbook to a degree as the US Republicans. The US right now seems absolutely fucking insane aka at the point where you can’t walk it back. I heard today on MeidasTouch (YouTube) that Raskin is going after docs relating to $8 mil that Lump got from foreign gov’ts. Apparently the Repub answer is that he returned $450k, so, like, so what? they’re notifying the house of representatives that they are subpoenaing the sergeant at arms (capital police forces) for communications and other documentation about the j6 insurrection and riot. And a grand jury signed off on it. So they convinced 20-30 people that there is evidence a crime has been committed,

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I did this exact thing for Satuday school my junior year. And what was waiting for me? The state-mandated assessment tests I missed that earned me Saturday school. Not only did I score higher than I ever had, I got the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this only perfect score on the essay section in the entire senior class that year. The most hilarious part was that the teacher in charge of supervising me accused me of plagiarism after grading it twice. But it was just us 2 in the cafeteria. I couldn’t remember what the topics were that we were allowed to choose from, even 2 hours after I wrote it. But I do remember it had to be at least 500 words, you weren’t allowed to quote anything without citations, & you had to finish it to pass basically. I have no recollection of what it was about. But I remember it was a topic I was passionate about. And I didn’t proofread it & turned it in early. Later I found out they did an investigation to determine if I cheated or had “assistance from faculty”. No wrongdoing was found. And I raised the cumulative average score just over 1% for the entire district. My favorite teacher found out and pulled me aside. He said, “See what you’re capable of if you apply yourself?” I replied, “You’re the one always preaching carpe diem man, meaning tomorrow is never promised. So as of right now, I’m here for a good time, not a long time.” I was so wise back then…

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Actually studies show you perform much better in stressful situations with the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this equivalent of 2-3 drinks in you. It’s called the Balmer’s peak. So, get a little drunk, show up, do my best, get way more drunk, move on Yeah. All my life I took shit from parents, teachers, classmates about my inability to do math. Always told that I “Wasn’t applying myself” or “Wasn’t trying hard enough”. I return to complete college pretty late in life. Someone gets the idea to test me. Lo and behold, Dyscalculia! Never knew it was a thing. Finally, I’m validated and can forgive myself. Yea just say fuck it and do it. When i dont know the answer then ill give stupid fucking answers that make the crowd laugh. “The limit does not exist” will be my answer to everything past stats , basic algebra, and geometry. I haven’t used calculus in like 10 years so I am completely out of touch with it. Not to add to my worries I would divide the stress into multiples and subtract the desire to be become a product of the odds. Presuming I had the math skills to even enter, I’d get a good night’s sleep. A calm, rested and sober mind is what I’ll need tomorrow. I’d have a go until letters start showing up in the questions. Then I’d say I’m going to the loo and fuck off to the pub.
Show up w black glasses, a red tipped white cane and a friend to help you around and pretend you are both blind and mostly deaf. This happened to me. I went in absolutely cold with no prep and placed in the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this middle of the pack (900ish people tested) Nothing more than than putting forth the amount of effort that will be the best i could do without causing myself any distress at all because i dont really care about the math competition. Im not going to ruin my positive emotional state for the sake of the competition but if i do well without even trying then even better. Funny , because something very similar happened to me I highschool. It was a week before the ffa marine biology contest , and three days before the envirothon competition. My now best friend , then classmate that I may have spoken to like twice in my life to , ran up to some and said “ hey , you seemed kind of good ish in class . We need one more person to help us compete , so can you PLEASSSSSSEEE help?” I’m like “ wtf?” “ we’re going to UConn’s dairy bar after “ “ you son of a bitch , I’m in”. She’s the best friend ever .
Take a bunch of mushrooms. I’ve heard stories about how some people managed to solve incredibly difficult math problems while high on shrooms. And if it doesn’t work at least I’m tripping while failing. Well I’d hope you wouldn’t enter into the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this competition unless you were in the top percentile in math, and I hope you didn’t schedule it so many years in the future that you forgot everything. Other than that there’s not much you can do except win, win, win no matter what.
I think the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this answer is that generally, at least in the US, that it’s because Average Joe/Jane deal with being overweight or wanting to look thinner more often than they do the other way around. Overall, I think more people would find it harder to lose X% of pounds than they would gain it (pure weight, no discrepancy on muscle or health). Celebrities and athletes, generally are people either thinner overall or in good shape – of course that’s not always the case and in today’s day and age, that’s become less common but is still the overall “rule”. People will always strive for a certain look that, generally, is done by diet/exercise. Also, I think people view being overweight as really restrictive as far as eating habits go (“I want to eat XYZ, but can’t”), meanwhile if someone found themselves to be too skinny, they’d probably think it’s more liberating (“I can eat as much XYZ as I want!”). I don’t believe the majority of people know what it’s like to not be hungry/feel full and forced to eat, it’s very unpleasant.
So yeah, I think it’s a mixture of prevalence (more people wish they were thinner than they do heavier) and health. Again, both are rude comments to make. Society in general is openly hostile toward fatness and adores thinness. People who have never been thin don’t even consider that skinny people could feel insecure about their weight. They really think that the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this only insecurity with weight comes from being fat. Yes. My family moved to a rural area from the city when I was 8. I was in the bottom 5% for body weight as a male child, and my father was a minister. Every Sunday, every fellowship, every pizza party, every time I met a sweet old granny or a local farmer, I heard how “we gotta fatten you up, put some muscle on you, get you filled out,” etc., and how “One day” I’d be handsome. “One day” the girls would like me. Not today, mind you. My weight and body being wrong was pointed out to me probably daily for 10 years. I was told to eat more, workout, etc. You know why I was so skinny? Because I had cancer right before we moved. So, yeah. The behavior of people towards me did far more damage than the disease.
It’s not. I’ve been too skinny due to lack of self care & always felt like shit when people commented on it. Made me so uncomfortable. My case is opposite I was skinnyish almost fit as a child but as soon as I hit teenage I gained lots of weight and i really feel embarrassed and uncomfortable when people say terms like hippo, fatty etc.. Hopefully this year I’ll be able to lose weight. I have also devloped eating disorders Well, I used to be in the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this same position as you. I was about 122lbs until I was 29 years old and I’m 5.5. (I had kids at 30 and my appetite changed, so I’m at the top end of a normal bmi now). All my life, I was told I needed to put on weight. Here is the thing, I don’t think I needed to and even today when I look back at my old photos I think “damn, I looked hot!”. I was not underweight and I had a good hourglass figure. Granted, if I lost anymore weight I probably would have gone too far. I was just at the perfect weight. I think people feel they can tell you to gain weight, because they know they’re not insulting you. It’s either said through jealousy or it’s said because people are worried you will lose more weight and become underweight. I wouldn’t let it bother you. Majority of women don’t want to be fat, so telling women to lose weight is much more insulting than telling them to gain some weight.
Because a skinny person being ashamed of their skinniness is, to some people, much less obvious than a fat person being ashamed of their fatness. So their impression is it’s “stop eating burgers, fatso, go for a run lazy ass” vs “aw you don’t eat enough, that’s okay you don’t have to be that skinny, go ahead and eat more ” That being said these days it’s for sure considered rude to tell fat people to lose weight, to their face at least. I’m not ashamed, but I can’t do anything about how I look. Regardless how much I eat or exercise I could never gain weight. I’m just naturally skinny. Yeah perhaps if I started a burgers and beer diet I would get some weight, but at what cost! Eating normally just doesn’t do it for me.
i would agree that noone should comment on anyone’s weight, but it kind of is socially acceptable to tell overweight people to loose weight? like ik it seems like fatphobia doesn’t exist anymore but it still does, also there will be people that comment on your weight no matter what weight you are. when we have a culture that dislikes heavier people its bound to harm other groups than said heavier people, maybe similar to how misogyny harms men too. but yeah even though there is a point where it can be medically harmful to have too much/ too little weight it still should not be commented on unprovoked or like not by a medical professional (there is a lot of fatphobia in the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this medical field too tho)
If you saw two friends on the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this street talking and one goes “you’re too fat you need to start eating better” you’d be disgusted with how that person spoke. But if it was two friends and one goes ” you are too skinny. You need to start eating more” you wouldn’t bat an eye. In Chinese culture, the idea of a skinny person gaining weight is actually a compliment. It means you’re being well fed (even if you were well fed before you gained weight). Context for example. This happened to me 3 months ago. I saw my wife’s aunt for the first time in several years and she opened up with (in chinese) “Vincent you got fat huh?” As the first thing she said to me. I knew it was a cultural compliment but was shook by it still. Definitely not The American thing to do
It’s unacceptable to comment on another person’s body unless it’s something innocuous like “I love that tie.” or “Oooh you’re pulling off the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this leopard!” What if you know the person very well and know that she had an eating disorder in the past that almost killed her. Then she got to a healthy weight and but you noticed she is starting to slowly regress back into a eating disorder. Running 7 miles a day, not eating enough to sustain the weight she does have. Losing 10 pounds in less than 6 months. ect. I noticed that it’s often people who are overweight that will talk underweight people down. I think it’s some sort of jealousy when there actually is nothing to be jealous about. The thing I’ve noticed is, usually the people who are unsatisfied with their own weight are the ones to point out how skinny I am. I had a friend who was info fitness, he is super tall and strong, has a lot of muscle, and he never ever commented on me, or anyone’s body size. I think there is something very weird in peoples heads. Like, why would you even look at someone, measure their weight, compare it and determine is that too much or too little? I don’t even have that process in my mind, I really don’t get it. And when I say something back, like “Well you don’t look so great either”, that’s a real issue. I’m so annoyed by the whole concept. I’m in the UK and get comments all the time, the favourite being ‘I’ve seen more meat on a butchers pencil’. I’m told I need to eat more pies. Get called ‘the skinny one’ all the time. But the one that gets me every time is ‘it’s alright for you’.
I run, do half of my commutes on bike, go to the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this gym and work so much unpaid overtime that I don’t remember the last time I had lunch. But you are right, it’s ‘alright for me’. Dead easy for me to be skinny. Fwiw, I work in health care. I get it, the skinny person telling others they should lose weight could seem insensitive. But that’s the thing, I have daily conversations about test results – if someone’s vitamin B12, thyroid, vitamin D, liver profile etc etc is borderline and we suggest we recheck in 6 months patients can get all demanding – ‘if it’s borderline, just fix it, it can’t be good for me being a bit high, or a bit low, just fix it, why are you fobbing me off with rechecking in a few months?’
But one mention of bmi being significantly out of normal values and it’s ‘OMG, that’s just how I am, stop trying to change me, BMI is a useless measurement, it’s alright for you, stop fobbing me off with telling me to lose weight’ Same reason as when someone says a guy has “small dick energy” everyone laughs, but if you say a lady has “droopy vagina energy” everyone loses theirs minds, the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this good ol’ double standard! There are more fat people than thin people. Body positivity movement protects fat people and normalize the size. If more people told fat people to lose weight, it would again become socially unacceptable and we’d avoid numerous health issues. It shouldn’t be okay. I am the same as you just a little bit shorter and smaller and it’s just due to the fact that I don’t have a big appetite. I can snack throughout the day but I just can’t eat a meal the same size as my partner does, I really can’t. I never had a problem with my body until people constantly felt the need to point out how thin I am. I know I’m underweight slightly but people really treat me like I’m something weird. I never had an eating disorder until people started commenting on my eating habits. Now, it’s so bad that I avoid eating in public, unless it’s with trusted people who know to keep their traps shut. People constantly treating me like I have an ED actually caused me to have an ED.
Hey man, I feel you, I’m on the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this same boat. All my life has been like this. I also eat a fucking lot and despite being really thin I am and athletic person (15+years of experience in a sport, one where you don’t grow big). Lately I’m telling this straight to the face of the people, and they all look embarrassed. I say, “If I was obese instead of thin, would you still tell me this shit in the face?”. Compared to being below average weight, increased weight is more linked to being seen as less attractive. Because a lot of attraction is based on physicality. So, when you tell someone that they should lose weight, it can trigger their insecurities and cause feelings of low self-esteem- because you’re basically saying that they are not desirable as they are. At least, that’s how it will be seen. In an ideal world, people wouldn’t be so emotional about advice such as this. There are numerous health benefits to a good BMI, more people will find you attractive, and even sex gets better when you’re less fat and more healthy. Losing weight SHOULD be seen as an opportunity to get access to all these benefits, but it can often be seen as an attack on the person’s overall value. This is especially true if the person has tried to lose weight in the past and failed. That can cause the person to feel that they are doomed to be a loser and you’re reminding them of their failures and doom.
Basically, we’re trying not to hurt people’s feelings and trigger their insecurities. It’s a tough thing to talk about because while you may think that telling someone to lose weight is a helpful gesture, they won’t see it that way if they feel that the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this weight loss methods are too difficult or impossible for them. Instead, they will see it as an overall attack on their value as a person. In your situation, they are more comfortable saying that you should eat more because, unlike the fat people, you already fall into their category of what is deemed as “attractive”. And they expect that you share their idea that you are attractive- so they don’t feel it would offend you. Essentially, because you are closer to the ideal body than a fat person, they are more certain that you will not elicit an emotional reaction. It may even be that attraction has nothing to do with it and they are genuinely just worried about your health because you look like a skeleton
“I’d rather have a thin body than be thin in the Trump vs Elon the Battle of Big Ego and Small Hands shirt and I love this brain.” then just look at them while thinking how dumb they are . People also see it appropriate to comment about what they percieve as excessive weight. It doesn’t make either appropriate though. Yeah it’s not okay. I grew up with the latter all the ducking time and I swore I’d never say it to my kids. So far so good. Neither is ok and anecdotally as someone who has been overweight their entire life plenty of people have told me to lose weight. Neither is appropriate. Everyone should mind their own business. Unfortunately assholes exist all over the place. i can relate to this. i’m actually skinnier than you, i’m 5’3” 90 pounds. i don’t think people should comment on other people’s bodies. i think it’s very rude and insensitive. my mom thinks that people are just concerned about my health that’s why, but i don’t think that’s the case. because the comments are not helpful in any way. if they are worried about my weight for health reasons, they should make comments like ways to help me gain weight in a positive way and say it in a positive way instead of an insulting way. “you need to eat more” “eat a burger” “you’re like a skeleton”. those are not helpful and are just insulting. bc you cannot tell a fat person “you need to eat less” that doesn’t sound helpful, that sounds insulting.

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