rudest thing anyone has ever said about your weight?

I was always picked on for my weight when I was in high school, one of the reasons why I became home schooled.
They would call me Shrek and then joke with their friends that they should date me or that they loved me.
But then after I got home schooled, I dropped a lot of weight and they would hit on me at high school football games...
HAH! I was like yeah... riiiiiight.
:drinker:

When I first started trying online dating I had a date with this really attractive guy. Things were going well, and then at the end of the date he looked at me and said, "We're going back to my place right? I only wanted to go on this date because you were fat and probably desperate to get laid. I just need to get laid, so after tonight I won't be contracting you." So when I asked him why he thought I was desperate for attention he said, "Fat girls never get any attention from attractive guys like me. So when a guy like me pays attention to them, they'll do anything. Fatties are the best because you can string them along just by giving them a little bit of attention." I promptly asked for the check, paid for my dinner and said, "I'm taking myself home because I know how to treat myself right, unlike you. And I'll probably do a better job at it." That was the night I started my weight loss program, I saw him after I dropped fifty pounds and he said he'd love to date me now I was skinnier. I told him no way.

r/thathappened ?

The director of my community theater told me twice to "stop looking like the world's ending." I couldn't figure out what she meant at the time because I was actually pretty chipper, but I realized later it's because losing weight has given me Resting Btch Face. Not a direct comment on my weight, but about my appearance based on a weight change.

This is also the woman who didn't cast me in Chicago because I was too fat before losing weight. Guess you can't win with an aging beauty queen.

I went to Pac-Sun to get a gift card for a friend's birthday and when I walked in I was immediately told by a snarky girl that they didn't carry anything in my size. I told her to go *kitten* herself and that she didn't deserve her job. (I'm usually a very quiet and reserved person so that's saying a lot..) Ended up just giving my friend cash.

I had lunch with a friend a few weeks ago. I excused myself to go to the ladies room. As I got up, she asked me if I was going to throw up. I responded that my weight loss was due to portion control and exercise.

One time I went into a store, shopping for some things for my daughter. I was looking at jeans, and the sales person came over to me and told me they did not carry any clothing in the store in my size. It was basically an invitation to leave. "We don't want anyone your size in our store.". It was pretty clear.

Shrug...The stuff was cheap and ugly anyway. I went to Nordstroms, asked for a personal shopper, told him my daughter's size, and we picked out several outfits with accessories for her. He was pleasant to work with, and I am sure he was happy with his commission.

Snooty is as snooty does.

I have also had a few issues with personal trainers, their attitude was that I was too fat to work with, one wanted to only work with me at a certain time, I think he did not want to be seen with me. Another treated me like her personal project, like she was going to fix me and make me thin. My goal was an exercise routine. Not a diet coach, she wanted to weigh me every week, and verbally abused me if I had not stayed on her regimen. No more money for her.

You have to really maintain high self esteem when dealing with people who treat you badly. I have had people ignore me, glaze their eyes when looking at me, and act like I was the problem.

OMG. This happened to me twice when I was shopping for gifts.
Really now, in this economy what retailer can't use another sale?
Whoops - guess you just lost mine!

Ater my divorce, I got on Match.com and one of the first dates I went on made the comment under his breath, I normally don't date fat girls. I acted like I didn't hear it, but it gave me the motivation to lose a lot of weight and date a lot cuter guys than him.

Very similar experience. Some dating site, met at a bar for a drink. He went to the "toilet" and didnt come back. Sent a message to my mobile phone saying "you said you were 'athletic' build... your fat". At the time i was 172cm, 70kgs flat and playing sport 4 times a week ... i WAS athletically built but I had curves and i wasn't a twig. SO rude and it put me off online dating completely.. Im going to meet my fellas the regular way.

Ew. Disgusting.
Too bad no one replied with " I don't normally date *kitten* ..."

I got married 3 months after my son way born. I had gained a lot of weight during pregnancy, and even more during breastfeeding. It was the biggest I had ever been! Anyways, sometime after the wedding, my sister/maid of honour told me that I looked like Fiona from the movie Shrek on my wedding day. (And not the thin beautiful princess one. The Ogre.)

She also brought me a pair of my old jeans and said "Since you're too big for these, can I have them?" My husband was right there and couldn't believe his ears.

Then finally after a couple years, I had lost about 70 pounds. I wasn't at my Pre Pregnancy weight yet, but I was close. My brother was getting married, and I dressed up very nice, and felt really good! My mom bought me a pair of pants for the occasion and they were too big (Yay!) And my sister had actually put on some weight. After the photos came back, my sister was looking through them and said multiple times "I can't believe how big I look!!!" then she shoved the photo album in my face and said, "Seriously! I even look bigger than you!" All I could think was, "That's because you are." My husband was once again there for that, and couldn't believe that she would say that. So now I feel really insecure around her.

"Hello Ms. Doe, I'm Dr. Zerodette and I'll be helping with your surgery today."

"Aren't you too fat to be a doctor??"


Yup.

I have always been bigger since childhood and people have always been cruel but I tried to not let it get to me. When I was in high school I started dating a guy from another school and when I introduced him to my friends he said “Wow! I didn’t think you would have such hot friends”. He then broke my heart and dumped me for one of the girls I introduced him too and said he needed to upgrade to a smaller model.

Ater my divorce, I got on Match.com and one of the first dates I went on made the comment under his breath, I normally don't date fat girls. I acted like I didn't hear it, but it gave me the motivation to lose a lot of weight and date a lot cuter guys than him.

Very similar experience. Some dating site, met at a bar for a drink. He went to the "toilet" and didnt come back. Sent a message to my mobile phone saying "you said you were 'athletic' build... your fat". At the time i was 172cm, 70kgs flat and playing sport 4 times a week ... i WAS athletically built but I had curves and i wasn't a twig. SO rude and it put me off online dating completely.. Im going to meet my fellas the regular way.

People are attracted to what they are attracted to. That's why people should be honest in their dating profiles.

The guy was a douchbag though, whatever his preference he didn't have to treat someone like that. Plus 172cm and 70kg is not that big and she was athletic so she was being honest. Athletic doesn't always mean very slim.

I came home from college in my freshman or sophomore year (I can't remember which) and my mom had made some remark about how I was growing in the wrong direction. That was her way of telling me I was gaining weight :grumble:

I got married 3 months after my son way born. I had gained a lot of weight during pregnancy, and even more during breastfeeding. It was the biggest I had ever been! Anyways, sometime after the wedding, my sister/maid of honour told me that I looked like Fiona from the movie Shrek on my wedding day. (And not the thin beautiful princess one. The Ogre.)

She also brought me a pair of my old jeans and said "Since you're too big for these, can I have them?" My husband was right there and couldn't believe his ears.

Then finally after a couple years, I had lost about 70 pounds. I wasn't at my Pre Pregnancy weight yet, but I was close. My brother was getting married, and I dressed up very nice, and felt really good! My mom bought me a pair of pants for the occasion and they were too big (Yay!) And my sister had actually put on some weight. After the photos came back, my sister was looking through them and said multiple times "I can't believe how big I look!!!" then she shoved the photo album in my face and said, "Seriously! I even look bigger than you!" All I could think was, "That's because you are." My husband was once again there for that, and couldn't believe that she would say that. So now I feel really insecure around her.

Don't feel insecure around her, she sounds like a bully. Now that she can't insult your weight she'll just have to find something or someone else to insult. Bullies never change.

I know it's just cause she's insecure as well. She's four years older than me and single, while I got married at 18, am still very happily married, and have 3 kids. I try not to get affected by it, but I can still feel it sometimes.

I've never forgotten 20 years ago, I was 13 years old and "the chubby girl", during school lunch a boy I had a crush on looked at me and said ' how about that, you pick at a salad every day and you're still getting fat'. Just shows some comments stay with us. Sadly, I'm still the chubby girl...but not for long....I've wasted my youth stressing about my body, now as my 33 bday passed this week my health is involved. This is my last bday as "the chubby girl". I've never posted anything ever b4, here's hoping putting it out there helps me stay motivated!

The meanest thing that was ever said to me was when I was 140lbs at one time in my life before i had children when i was working with horses everyday and my mother and sister called me fat and b*tch on a constant basis. ( I am bigger boned than they are, they are little beanstalks naturally, where as i had more muscle mass than them)
Then after i had my two children so of course i gained 40 lbs that i have been currently working on to lose. My grandmother who i haven't seen in years tells me at a funeral in front of a crowd of people that it wouldn't hurt if i skipped a meal or two and my mother and sister all laughed and thought it was hilarious.
I was crushed and was depressed for day afterwards.

But in the good news i am still working on losing the rest of the weight and i no longer talk to that side of the family. I decided it was time to start surrounding myself with positive happy people who love me and support me no matter what size i am.