cornfield-cryptid:

neopetsuser:

mazapanlesbian:

mazapanlesbian:

Growing up fat, you get made fun of for everything you do, even basic shit like eating and laughing and breathing are funny when you do it because youre fat! And its so hard to not carry that with you as you get older, like I’m still embarassed to eat or dance in front of people or smile in pictures and its ridiculous and I hate it and I wish I was treated with more humanity

Thin people can reblog this btw

they wont tho lmao

I hope people know that there is absolutely no exaggeration in the original post. We truly do get made fun of for the most simple of things.

I once tried posing for some pictures with my hands on my hips. People made fun of how my arms looked when I had them like that. I still haven’t posed like that since and I’m still self-concious of showing my arms in anyway when I take pictures with people.

In 4th grade, I actually tried to run the laps we had to run at the beginning of gym. I usually chose to jog. I thought the other kids were cheering me on; I found out later that they were laughing at how I ran. I now refuse to do anymore than the bare minimum in gym class.

I was once at McDonald’s having lunch with my mom, probably no older than 12. I started eating my fries quickly and making a mess as a joke. A bunch of older kids saw this and began pointing at me and laughing their asses off, making no attempt to hide how much they were mocking me. Even after my mom yelled at them to knock it off, their (now quiet) mockery didn’t stop. I wasn’t hungry anymore.

Literally, fat people get made fun of for just existing. Keep in mind that these are just three instances of things like this happening in my life. There are plenty more. I’ve been made fun of for dancing at school dances, running out of breath after going up stairs, and literally just sitting in class. My point is that fat people can do the most simple of things and suddenly they’re the world’s jester.