マット・マクゴリーのインスタグラム(mattmcgorry) - 11月11日 06時32分

Repost and caption below from @bodyposipanda
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“Don't get it twisted, there is no weight where people stop being worthy of respect. Point blank. End of story.

To anyone who wants to put a weight limit on body positivity and say that some people are taking it "too far" - what you're really saying is that after a certain size people should be made to feel like they aren't valuable, like they aren't worthy of respect or dignity. Because THAT is what body positivity is trying to teach people, that every body is worthy of respect. And creating a cut-off point based on your own internalised fatphobia goes against everything body positivity stands for as a movement.

And I hear you - what about people's health? Well, in short: - Health is a million times more multi-dimensional than weight and weight alone and you will never know someone's health just from looking at them.
- Putting an 'as long as you're healthy' requirement on body positivity is ableist and exclusionary.
- Someone's health isn't a marker of whether they're worthy of respect either. Seriously.
- Mental health is health too, and fatphobia & weight stigma are proven to cause negative health outcomes in and of themselves.
- Stop using 'health concern' as an excuse for not wanting to see fat bodies. It's tired and we see through it.

There is no too fat where people stop being worthy of respect, stop being valuable, or should be made to hate themselves. And if you believe that there is, then you really don't believe in body positivity at all. ?????
P.s. this quote obviously applies to all genders and not only women ? • [Image description: a Tumblr post from thedefenderrs that reads "Let fat women be happy. If seeing fat women being happy makes you angry or uncomfortable you really should look at yourself and figure out wtf is wrong with you."] #bodypositive #bodypositivity “

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