Ever been described as "stocky"? How about "chubby"?

vaultgirlsam

I use to poke fun at myself when people discussed my weight.

"I'm a little teapot. Short, and stout!"

stryla

Im 5'2 and 202 lbs. I got asked if i was preggers because I was looking "puffy".

BigAl_2

I put a picture on facebook and a weird aunt comented 'you've gone from chunk to hunk'

Didn't know whether to laugh or cry....

Haha

BigAl_2

My grandma is fond of commenting on my "thunder thighs"

ambermpage

In college I had to wear a vest at the store I was working at. I hated it and would only button the top two buttons so I could have some movement. One of the older woman who I was ringing out asked me when my baby was due! I looked at her with a look of shock and said "I'm not pregnant." I have never seen a woman of her age turn that shade of red before! You would think that as a woman she would know better than to EVER ask another woman that question!

holliesangel

When we gave my great grandmother her copies of my senior pictures, she said that I'd be very pretty if I wasn't carrying so much weight. I was 5'1" and only like 135ish at the time. Then again that women has only said one nice thing to me in my life.

thesophierose

My grandma used to tell me I'd be a pretty girl with all the boys after me if I was less chubby. She called me chubby constantly.

Or the girls in school, who were not the slimmest girls, would call me fat... gotta love those times.

jxxnx

I've not been told that straight to my face, but someone at work recommended to me that I shouldn't wear my hair short (jaw-length) because of my size, another one greeted me by saying, "Hey, I could teach you to choose healthier foods for you to lose weight"...

SkinnyWannabeGal

I'm 5'5 and when I met my ex's grandpa for the first time, I was about 115 lbs. He took one glance at me and exclaimed, "Oh my gosh, you're HUUUGE!" I didn't feel huge at the time, so that really stung.

My ex also used to call me a "fat tub of lard." But I can laugh at it now because he was classified as obese and I never was. How ironic.

This guy who used to like me once told me, "you're chubby, but it's ok. I can deal with it because it's cute on you." I did not like him after that comment.

And when I was 9 months pregnant, an old woman walked up to me, slapped me on the arm and scolded me for having a disgusting beer belly at such a young age. She went on and on about how if I'm going to drink beer, I should have the decency to exercise it off. And I was never a drinker. Lol she was so rude, but it made me giggle because she seemed to be deeply troubled and hurt by my pregnant belly. My friend gasped and told her I'm 9 months pregnant. She turned red and walked off quickly. That was funny.

During this same pregnancy, a man asked me, "are u chubby or just plain fat??" I said, "both. And I'm also pregnant." He responded with, "doesn't matter, you look disgusting either way." And he high fived his buddy next to him and they both laughed at me.

I tell you, there are quite a few people out there who have no problem telling others what they think of their weight!

sunsetzen

Skinnywannabe: how horrible are people . Its hard enough waddling around when your 9 months pregnant, trying not to pee on yourself every time you bend over, but to be attacked for your appearance? So shameful.

Red_Scorpio_www

Those are frustrating moments for me :mad: :mad: :mad: For people are soo rude sometimes :grumble:
I have been referred as,
fat potato :brokenheart:
Jackfruit :brokenheart:
Fatty :brokenheart:
Elephant :brokenheart: :brokenheart:
and what not !!??? :embarassed: :embarassed: :embarassed:

Dancing_Laeti

Hmm, well, where to start?
Maybe with my ballet teacher who asked me to lose 2kg before a show? I was about 15 then, 1.65m and weighed around 68kg or so, not skinny but definitely not fat, no? Same ballet teacher saying that I just wasn't anatomically made for a certain type of jump and rubbing her thighs while saying so. Or a fellow ballet student who, when I pointed out to her that I was wearing one of her old costumes, looked me up and down and said 'that's the good thing about these, they stretch so well'. I know, the ballet world is a weird world and I honestly wonder why I stuck with it for 15 years, but there you go.
A good friend of mine who said I had child-bearing hips - I was about 16 then?
My grandma who always pointed out that I did not have a 'green bean figure' (French saying) and finally my mum, my lovely mum, who has been nagging me for years now to start losing some weight - since she had managed to do so anybody could. One day I got really tired of this and reminded her of how she had started losing the weight - her mum had passed away and she literally couldn't eat for grief and lost 10kg in 6 months. She hasn't nagged me since!
At my heaviest, btw, I was 79.4kg, which is when I created my profile, I did not want to pass that 80kg mark!

joselo2

Not been called stocky before, but chubby very often. Which I found kindly euphamistic since I was over 400lbs at my heaviest! I always wonder what people will say if they have to... I think 'bigger' is common, like 'We might have to get your t shirt printed specially because you're.... bigger'(when I was in a choir once and we needed t shirts with it on). I don't mind that, people trying to be kind.

I have been called so many things from the euphamistic to the insulting. I think one of my favourites is 'overly3D' lol.

One of my most embarrassing times was when i was a shy obese teenager, and I was in the maths class, and it was talking about averages, and for some reason the teacher decided to use an example of people's weights. So he said 'For example, James is the lightest boy in the class, and Joselito is the heaviest boy in the class, so everyone else is between these 2 extremes' It was so humiliating. What was the teacher thinking?

harvo

Never called fat....always called "thick" I think it's the same thing.

Totally NOT the same thing...I promise.....

ChiaGnome

I used to walk dogs in DC. One day I was out with Charlie (an awesome labradoodle), minding my own business, when a lady a block away flags me down. She walks towards me and starts yelling at me that I'm fat, ugly, pasty, and "a chubby *****" among other really hurtful things. I just stood there in shock. At the end I said, "What did I do to you?" and she said, "You exist." After she walked away I literally cried all the way back to Charlie's home and sporadically for the next couple of days. It was one of the most random, hurtful events to happen to me and it only lasted 5 minutes. I've been overweight all of my life but I'm a genuinely nice, caring, and funny person and have never really been made fun of, or picked on for it. This stranger, out of the blue, truly despised me. It's been years and it still sticks with me --- "you exist".

Sorry to make the post kinda dark, but It feels good to get this off my chest. I've been too embarrassed about the event to tell anyone but my mom.

EdTheGinge

My Doctor called me a 'chubster' lol

zoeysasha37

Yes I know all about being the chubby girl. My grandmom used to say, you won't get a rich husband if you keep eating!! it's a good thing I actually married for love and he didn't care much about weight :-)

MB_Positif

No. At least not to my face. I am 5'-2" and at my heaviest I was 188.

louisemallas

Very rare that I was called fat, big or whatever to my face - I usually found that 'you look well' was the euphenism for 'you've put on weight' lol

ScarletShopaholic

I used to walk dogs in DC. One day I was out with Charlie (an awesome labradoodle), minding my own business, when a lady a block away flags me down. She walks towards me and starts yelling at me that I'm fat, ugly, pasty, and "a chubby *****" among other really hurtful things. I just stood there in shock. At the end I said, "What did I do to you?" and she said, "You exist." After she walked away I literally cried all the way back to Charlie's home and sporadically for the next couple of days. It was one of the most random, hurtful events to happen to me and it only lasted 5 minutes. I've been overweight all of my life but I'm a genuinely nice, caring, and funny person and have never really been made fun of, or picked on for it. This stranger, out of the blue, truly despised me. It's been years and it still sticks with me --- "you exist".

Sorry to make the post kinda dark, but It feels good to get this off my chest. I've been too embarrassed about the event to tell anyone but my mom.

What a nasty thing to do! People are just vile sometimes.

I've had them all over the years but I've always had a go back at the person giving it, because they are usually good at dishing it out but can't take it when it's directed at them.

crackur

growing up it was "HUSKY"

now I'm a tall drink of water.........I'm not sure what that means......

LumpySpacePrincess1

Other than a couple of minor comments, the only people to mention my weight were my mum, grandmother and brother.
My mum told me when I was 10 that I wasn't allowed to wear shorts because my legs were too fat. My grandmother told me when I was 11 that she didn't want to see me again until I was slim.
I forgive them both, especially my mum because she's genuinely sorry and it was just one comment.
But my brother was just a hellish ruhtard xD He called me fat everyday of my life. One day he backed me into a wall and kicked my stomach a couple of times as hard as he could so "the fat won't grow there anymore". Cut me, kicked me, punched me, all for the reason that I was supposedly fat. He even left a lump in my breast so I would get cancer and get skinny.
Now my body has various scars in random places.
We don't speak anymore :bigsmile:

linhay33

Haha! Love this.


Thanks for all the awesome replies!

BlisterLamb

When I was 285, three kids about 10, 7, and 5 walked behind me down the sidewalk, oinking like pigs, as I was walking from my car to the grocery store. Kinda wanted to knock them down and sit on them.

joselo2

Awww, blister lamb, that hurts I have also had some very hurtful ones, I guess we all have (I had kids pretending it is an earthquake when I go past).

But to be lighthearted, some cute ones too... my best latino comedian Gabriel Inglesias says he is 'just fluffy', I like that one! Also I got called 'cuddly' before... I like that, it is sweet.... and I DO give great cuddles!!
xxxx

RosyBest

As big as I am...I would love for someone to call me Chubby :laugh: :laugh:

whierd

I've been described as everything from husky to fat.

buffywhitney

My ex described me as "thick" once :mad:

missamynova

Im 5'5" and currently 148 lbs alot of it in my chest & butt. I get "porn star booty" or Im just "boobs" So embarassing. Or when my boyfriend describes someone as "fat" and the girl he is referring tol is actually thinner than me.. -_-

tinyzombie

5'3" and 225lbs - MIL calls me "that fat b*tch" or "that fat slob". :noway:

But she's miserable and mean, and I'd rather be overweight and happy any day. :laugh:

On a happier note, a few people call me "booty-licious" because my *kitten* is so big (I don't mind, they're all people I can trust not to be mean, and they all swear it's a compliment), and I've been told by a few friends that I should take up burlesque dancing (I feel way too out of shape for that, but thanks for the ego stroke!).