> We should not celebrate morbid obesity as normal and beautiful. Like blue-haired social justice warrior, this supposed celebration of obesity as an identity

> We should not celebrate morbid obesity as normal and beautiful. Like blue-haired social justice warrior, this supposed celebration of obesity as an identity onto itself is complained about a lot online but not seen much in real life. In real life people merely seem to want to be left alone regarding their health instead of being accused of being sloths and the like—and health is in general a very private thing to many. Virtually no one celebrates being overweight. And certainly not obesity. You talk about middle age. It’s much more common to say that weight-gain is inevitable due to aging than it is to declare that one identifies with one’s gut belly now that one is 40+.