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The creator taps into a highly relatable and often unspoken frustration about body image and societal judgment, using strong emotional language to connect with viewers who have experienced similar discrimination.

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The creator discusses the prevalence of fatphobia, explaining that while sexism and homophobia are also experienced, fatphobia is the most pervasive and accepted form of discrimination. They express frustration with society's casual acceptance of negative comments about body size and the lack of understanding for diverse body types.

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I think that people who are not plus sized have absolutely no idea how prevalent fat phobia is. It’s so normal for everyone to talk about restricting their food because they ate an extra dessert. Or people to talk about how they need to exercise their body more because they let themselves have a treat. So many people will talk so openly about how they gained 5 pounds and they’re so fat and they need to lose so much weight. So many thin people will joke about the little bit of fat on their stomach or legs or arms and call themselves a fat person. If you’re not genuinely plus sized, please don’t go around saying that because it’s very rude. If society was more accepting of plus size bodies, I would deal with so much less discrimination ##plussize##women##lesbian##femenist##fatphobia