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Your doctor counts as "literally everyone"? I've never heard anyone comment on anyone else's weight. It's just a taboo in my part of America.

• aaomidi 6y ago
  No. I mean literally everyone. You say you're feeling bad on a normal conversation and people immediately link it to your weight. This taboo doesn't exist. People keep saying it does. But, as an obese person, it absolutely doesn't.
  • selestify 6y ago
    > You say you're feeling bad on a normal conversation and people immediately link it to your weight. I've never seen that happen. It sucks that it happens to you, though. We must live in really different social circles.
• Barrin92 6y ago
  > It's just a taboo in my part of America. in literal face-to-face conversation probably. But beauty ideals are communicated to you on every bill board. In the US probably more so than in many other countries. Why do you think there's a billion dollars weight loss market? If obesity was actually normalised, there'd probably more obese news anchors.