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| sexy bbw , artist, pasolini, pussy, ferret, lovely fatties , bbw love , christ, fat sex video , box office, ebony, | Now, sister fucking brother while this may or may not be true (I very much doubt that it has ever been researched...), it is hardly the kind of statement you want to encounter sister fucking brother in a book meant to inspire self-esteem and self-love in fat women. The continuing struggle for fat acceptance is an effort to change the way society (read: all of us) see fat people. In order to do that, fat people sister fucking brother must take the same steps that every stigmatized group has ever taken before them: Get out there, smile and say with enormous pride: "We're fat (or gay or black or women or whatever), we're here, get used to it!!! Fat people have to convince themselves and everyone around them that they're not abnormal, they're not defected or morally weak - they're perfectly fine the way they are. That means they have to project the image of being satisfied with themselves - in the bodies they are in. Yes, it has to be that revolutionary - because if they act like they'd really rather not be fat, how can they expect others to see fatness as anything but a liability? |
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| It is simply a prejudiced assumption and I was sad to read it in a book that is meant to empower fat girls. Secondly, it seems to me that Shanker has not ferret at all resolved her personal issues with food and weight. It is thought- provoking and enlightening to follow and identify with her continuing struggles, but she doesn't leave the reader with much hope that these issues really can be worked out (they can, by the ferret way). ferret Furthermore, she seems to confuse food issues with weight issues a lot and vice versa. Eating a healthy diet does not mean that one is necessarily on the way to weight loss. Nor does ridding oneself of bad habits, like eating too much sugar, have to be fueled by a desire to lose weight. Improving health does not automatically imply weight loss. There needs to be a clear distinction between the two and I would have liked to see an understanding of this in the book. Finally, Shanker asserts on more than one occasion - in bold print, no less - that NO ONE wants to be fat. |
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