Being called " fat" by another " fatty"
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ugh YES a woman easily 150lbs more than me said something like "big girls like us" and I was terrified... it was part of what motivated me to up my workouts from 3 to 6 times a week!0
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you may burn in hell for your NANNY NANNY NANNY, but I'll be right there to keep you company!0
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About six months ago my husband and I went to Mattress Discounters for a new king size bed. I am 175lbs and my husband is 230lbs. He's big but he doesn't look his weight. The woman helping us was a GOOD 300lbs, if not more. Her weight didn't bother me. HER comment towards us bothered me though.
We only got approved for $1,300 financing through their company. To get the most bang for our buck, we wanted a great mattress and were going to keep our five year old box spring. She told us "People of our size ought to replace the box spring with the mattress"
This was one of many comments she made to us. We obviously left and went elsewhere.0 -
Well Said.0
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Maybe it's just different for guys. At the moment I am fat. That's reality. I refer to myself that way because it's true and it wouldn't bother me in the least if someone else called me fat. I guess I just have thick skin.0
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I just ended a friendship with a co-worker over the negative comments. She would call us fatties, she calls herself fat-girl on an hour to hour basis. I watch what I eat and exercise 5 days a week, she talks about doing those things. Huge difference. Yea, it can be hurtful and the negativity can be poisonous. Break the ties with this person if possible.0
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Before I started losing weight one of my female co-workers approached me (she is at least as big as I was, if not bigger) and said "you're big like me so I was wondering where you shopped for clothes". I didn't say anything to her face but I was thinking to myself "did she just call me fat!?!". Um yep. The truth hurts. I considered it motivation.0
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Yes, I have. I was at the beach attending my friend's birthday party. But the funny thing is it was when I was at my smallest (135; 5' 0") and my friend was very overweight (240ish; 5' 3"). Personally, I found it sorta ironic :laugh:
The exact line from my friend was, "Why are you wearing a bathing suit? It makes you look even fatter."
I felt like either going and hiding in a hole or tell her "Look who is talking?". Either way I was very mad for embarrassing me in front of everyone for a laugh :mad:. Needless, to say I dumped that "friend"!0 -
I tend to agree with this since I feel the same way. As someone else posted, I also have brown hair and freckles, so if someone were to point that out...well it's true!Maybe it's just different for guys. At the moment I am fat. That's reality. I refer to myself that way because it's true and it wouldn't bother me in the least if someone else called me fat. I guess I just have thick skin.
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That might have had more to do with her not facing up to how she looked herself, but, we take the motivation wherever it comes from, right??ugh YES a woman easily 150lbs more than me said something like "big girls like us" and I was terrified... it was part of what motivated me to up my workouts from 3 to 6 times a week!0 -
yeah, I'm Puerto Rican so, all my life I heard " gordita".. Kind of grew up not likeing it though lol.
I am also Puerto Rican and yes the "gordita" word can stomp on my last nerve..lol0 -
I have come to a time in my life when I really really don't care what anyone calls me. I am large, fat, chubby, whatever you want to call it. Admiting the truth is the first step to changing it.
It really doesn't matter what words people use to describe me because .........I am what I am, and what I am, needs no excuses, I deal my own deck .........oops sorry, bigsmile:
This journey has taught me to let all these things go and just concentrate on what I am doing to get healthy.
All the best to you. :flowerforyou:0 -
Just for the record I am NOT calling anyone fat. I'm not the bullying type so, sorry for the misunderstanding.
i didn't take it that way.... the point is the "fatty" you referred to is the one who busted out the "fat" word in the first place with commiseration, so it totally made sense, especially in quotes!0 -
I don't like being called fat, chunky, big, or any of the above names by ANYONE, muchless from someone who has no room to speak! And for those who are bashing the OP, she did NOT call anyone "fat." If I am reading correctly, large women called her "fat."
You're not reading correctly. She called the woman who called her fat a fatty. So we can hem and haw all we'd like but those are the facts.
ETA: Nevermind. Apparently putting it in quotes makes it ok to call someone a fatty. How dumb of me.0 -
That might have had more to do with her not facing up to how she looked herself, but, we take the motivation wherever it comes from, right??ugh YES a woman easily 150lbs more than me said something like "big girls like us" and I was terrified... it was part of what motivated me to up my workouts from 3 to 6 times a week!
right!!! i've tried convincing myself that she was just trying to feel better about herself... but it's way more productive on my end to keep running from that grouping :-)0 -
It happened to me once and to top it off I had lost about 40lbs and weighing in the high 130s best shape I had ever been. But I guess she ran out of comebacks.
You see I was at the grocery and as I was going to go up and isle she was blocking the whole entrance lookign at some product. I patiently waited (and yes she saw me a few times) but once she was done she decided she wanted to back up instead of moving forward pushing me back. So as I moved past her I told her "you swear you are freekin royalty you have seem me waiting and still had the nerve to push me back!" to which she replied back "You swear you are royalty too fat *kitten*" my rebuttal (since she was wearing a long skirt "yeah says the lady wearing a parachut as a skirt.." at this point she just walked away.0 -
My mother-in-law told me that I shouldn't have any Victoria's Secret catalogs because we were both FAR from looking like THAT. Nice.0
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Brett - I am reading both the thread topic and the original post just fine. And just wondering, if all of the hemming and hawing bothers you that much, then why don't you just not read the thread? Arrogance and sarcasm are really not necessary.
Just my opinion 0 -
People do it all the time, dont know why....One thing I know is Not everyone is overweight because they eat too much or are lazy, it could be a medical issue, and not everyone who is skinny eats healthy...I have learned a few lessons in the past year and I would never call anyone fat or say"she must starve herself" each person whether chubby or skinny has some major issues involving their weight..(some are very confident though, regardless) I wouldnt like my friend to refer to me like that true or not, thats just me, always been sensitive about my weight even when I was very thin.0
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Someone called me a "gordita" about a year ago. I almost swung a bat in the general direction of her face until I realized what she meant.
I know she didn't mean it in a negative way. "Gordita" is often used by people in Miami to affectionately refer to a girl who is chubby but very pretty, but I just kept thinking about the taco bell gorditas.
now I'm hungry
Seriously...I'm rerouting my drive home to hopefully hit a Taco Bell. Dammit. *kicks rock*0 -
I don't like being called fat, chunky, big, or any of the above names by ANYONE, muchless from someone who has no room to speak! And for those who are bashing the OP, she did NOT call anyone "fat." If I am reading correctly, large women called her "fat."
You're not reading correctly. She called the woman who called her fat a fatty. So we can hem and haw all we'd like but those are the facts.
ETA: Nevermind. Apparently putting it in quotes makes it ok to call someone a fatty. How dumb of me.
In my opinion, you're taking it incorrectly.. but Again I can apologize and take the heat for a bad title.. I DO NOT and WILL NOT EVER sit and bash people... But I can take the heat for a bad title...not sure how many times I have to say that, maybe you are looking to round up a bunch of people to attack me? That's fine. I can handle it. Not calling people names here.. But I can see why you feel the way you do.0 -
haha, funny! true!Brett - I am reading both the thread topic and the original post just fine. And just wondering, if all of the hemming and hawing bothers you that much, then why don't you just not read the thread? Arrogance and sarcasm are really not necessary.
Just my opinion0 -
I don't like being called fat, chunky, big, or any of the above names by ANYONE, muchless from someone who has no room to speak! And for those who are bashing the OP, she did NOT call anyone "fat." If I am reading correctly, large women called her "fat."
You're not reading correctly. She called the woman who called her fat a fatty. So we can hem and haw all we'd like but those are the facts.
ETA: Nevermind. Apparently putting it in quotes makes it ok to call someone a fatty. How dumb of me.
In my opinion, you're taking it incorrectly.. but Again I can apologize and take the heat for a bad title.. I DO NOT and WILL NOT EVER sit and bash people... But I can take the heat for a bad title...not sure how many times I have to say that, maybe you are looking to round up a bunch of people to attack me? That's fine. I can handle it. Not calling people names here.. But I can see why you feel the way you do.
I think the majority of us agree that we understand what you were saying and you weren't calling people fat!! Don't really understand the hostility from others about something so silly!!0 -
So i'm Domincian and all my life my mom and dad would call us fat and anyone else for that matter. It was strange like for some reason in our culture it was ok to say that. "how are you today, looks like you are getting fat again". Gordto...Gordita...
Growing up when we went shopping for clothes we had to shop in the "husky" section. It wasn't till I was older that I realized this was the stores nice way of saying "fat" people section.
I always hated it. Like I needed to be reminded of it.
Doesn't happen much anymore as most of my close friends know I go up and down from season to season and they are used to it.0 -
I don't like being called fat, chunky, big, or any of the above names by ANYONE, muchless from someone who has no room to speak! And for those who are bashing the OP, she did NOT call anyone "fat." If I am reading correctly, large women called her "fat."
You're not reading correctly. She called the woman who called her fat a fatty. So we can hem and haw all we'd like but those are the facts.
ETA: Nevermind. Apparently putting it in quotes makes it ok to call someone a fatty. How dumb of me.
In my opinion, you're taking it incorrectly.. but Again I can apologize and take the heat for a bad title.. I DO NOT and WILL NOT EVER sit and bash people... But I can take the heat for a bad title...not sure how many times I have to say that, maybe you are looking to round up a bunch of people to attack me? That's fine. I can handle it. Not calling people names here.. But I can see why you feel the way you do.
I think the majority of us agree that we understand what you were saying and you weren't calling people fat!! Don't really understand the hostility from others about something so silly!!
I do appreciate that Thank you. 0 -
When I met my fiancé two years ago, I was about 30 pounds lighter. His ex-girlfriend, who is around 250 lbs, had the nerve to call me fat when I was slightly 165 pounds. One day she called him and he told her to stop and she started about stupid stuff. One thing I really remember her saying is ‘Did you leave me cause I am fat cause the girl you’re with now is fat like me too.’ In my opinion I have an excuse to be pleasantly plump-I have two boys and she has no kids. AND, besides, I am far from being her size and then some.0
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So i'm Domincian and all my life my mom and dad would call us fat and anyone else for that matter. It was strange like for some reason in our culture it was ok to say that. "how are you today, looks like you are getting fat again". Gordto...Gordita...
Growing up when we went shopping for clothes we had to shop in the "husky" section. It wasn't till I was older that I realized this was the stores nice way of saying "fat" people section.
I always hated it. Like I needed to be reminded of it.
Doesn't happen much anymore as most of my close friends know I go up and down from season to season and they are used to it.
Yup!!! I can relate 100% lol.. I mean yeah now that I'm older it rolls off my back more so than when I was younger.. But every once in a while.. I just want to snap back! lol0 -
I don't know about the rest of you, but I am on here because I am fat. Lard *kitten*. Fatty fatty fat fat. Chubby. Fat ****er.
Just wanted to make that clear.
Embrace who you are.
You. Are. Fat.
People see your fat rolls when you are in a swim suit. You jiggle when you walk.
Get over it.
Now, go lose some weight.0 -
I don't even need a scale because my nail lady keeps me informed of how fat I am. :laugh:0
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I don't know about the rest of you, but I am on here because I am fat. Lard *kitten*. Fatty fatty fat fat. Chubby. Fat ****er.
Just wanted to make that clear.
Embrace who you are.
You. Are. Fat.
People see your fat rolls when you are in a swim suit. You jiggle when you walk.
Get over it.
Now, go lose some weight.
Me too. Fatty fatty fat fat. That's why I'm here.0
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