RageFuel So few young foids nowadays are actually thin

[SayanimCel]

I cannot abide by normie men who use phrases like "thick," "curvy," or "chunky" rather than just say fat. They are coping with the reality that they cannot get the women they are really attracted to by trying to convince themselves and others that fat women are actually their type

The obesity rate among zoomers has gotta be near double for female zoomers, it's incredibly common nowadays, so much so that what is considered 'average' now just a few decades ago probably would have been considered slightly overweight too, and the most frustrating thing about it is how fucking EASY it is to not be fat - literally just eat less food for a while

Meanwhile, the average zoomer male is doing graduate-level chemistry in his spare time watching More Plates More Dates videos to put together the right steroids stack to build a fucking Olympia physique, all so that he can earn the PRIVILEGE of getting a fucking landwhale such is the fucking clownworld dystopia we now live in

 

[Rainallday]

Meanwhile, the average zoomer male is doing graduate-level chemistry in his spare time watching More Plates More Dates videos to put together the right steroids stack to build a fucking Olympia physique, all so that he can earn the PRIVILEGE of getting a fucking landwhale such is the fucking clownworld dystopia we now live in

Chad fucks foids no matter his occupation

 

[Rainallday]

The foids in my area are thin and flat, WHERE ARE MY D CUP ASIAN FOIDSSSS

 

[SayanimCel]

The foids in my area are thin and flat

Lucky you

 

[Deleted member 43315]

It's outrageous how much effort men will put into their appearances in order to receive some attention from lazy, self-indulgent women. At this point, I hope women's requirements keep skyrocketing until men get sick of this whole situation and decide to do something about it.

 

[SayanimCel]

At this point, I hope women's requirements keep skyrocketing until men get sick of this whole situation and decide to do something about it.

Based and true - that's the only way I can see things working out at this point in the game

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

Meanwhile, the average zoomer male is doing graduate-level chemistry in his spare time watching More Plates More Dates videos to put together the right steroids stack to build a fucking Olympia physique

It’s fuckin over buddy boyo. Just pass the rope rn, I can’t cope anymore.

 

[5ft4ropeconnoisseur]

Simply true

 

[Sheogorath]

I cannot abide by normie men who use phrases like "thick," "curvy," or "chunky" rather than just say fat. They are coping with the reality that they cannot get the women they are really attracted to by trying to convince themselves and others that fat women are actually their type

Actually when I use it it's to describe "a slight excess of chubbiness that I find tolerable and cute".

For example there's an OC in Loud House we nickname "Thicc QT" ...

Thicc QT

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basically because she has plump legs/breasts yet not in a "is repulsively obese" sort of way, as you can see because she still has a healthy waspy narrow waist, no neck rolls, etc.

The problem is when you have landwhale worshippers appropriating terms like thicc and misapplying them to 600lb landwhales.

That's never been the intent of thicc. The problem is with it being subjective there's no clear dividing line so it's a slippery slope as people gradually abuse it in bad territories.

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Curvy tends to be abused more that way, usually more by the copers.

I've never even heard chunky used affectionately, isn't that normally an insult?

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To me fat is always a noun so using it like an adjective seems ignorant since everyone has varying levels of fat in their bodies.

I'd prefer terms like landwhale or "fatso" if you want something derived, to describer those who are "more fatty" compared to those who are "less fatty".

Using "fatty" like a noun is also weird - "fatty" is an adjective like "fatty tissue" but it still needs a frame of reference.

It's like calling food "dry" or "moist" TBH. Dry or moist compared to what frame of reference?

Should it just be assumed "relative to a frame of reference which I find ideal" ? Yet that is subjective, maybe I prefer moister food than most.

Maybe I'm getting real autistic about these semantics I dunno.