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| butter, los angeles talk radio, mark oleesky, weight loss, eating disorders, fat black pussy, ira fistell, fat teen, jamesmeek, acceptanceby, the national, al rantel, exercise fat, interviews, fat booty, fat pat, | Posted by blissing on June 14, 2005 11:17 AM. It depends on how you define health. If I was just given fat tit a diagnosis of cancer and given a fat tit year to live but I feel fine today, am fat tit I healthy? I think of health as a process. I'm as healthy as I can be today. And I've known people who were extremely thin by nature. One woman I knew may have been pretty close to 85 pounds but she felt fine. She may have had problems associated with her weight. I may have problems associated with my weight. But it isn't useful to make note of health problems associated with weight unless there's been a sudden change. Sudden weight gain, or loss is something to talk about. |
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| Also I think the notion of health at any size includes the idea that health is not a fat pat steady state but rather something that is specific to the individual. I like the idea of taking out the words will. Posted by Fatshadow on June 13, 2005 03:18 PM. Well, you can't actually be healthy at *any* size-I can't be healthy at 85 lbs., for example (wanders off to pick more nits) Posted by samus on June fat pat 13, 2005 10:11 PM. Yeah, I wasn't at my best at 95#. -Qit Posted fat pat by QitelRemel on June 14, 2005 02:02 AM. Hmmm, maybe that's why it's HAES and not HAAS. The point being that no matter what your current size is, or how you got there, it's best to treat yourself with kindness and good care, and that others should do the same. I contend that the words we use are very important, and it's not nit-picky to present a clear vision of ourselves. |
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