Poll What does "morbidly obese" mean to you? Warning, Chelsea is preparing to get on her soap box. ;D Please take the poll before you read the rest of the entry. Feel free to comment with longer answers.
I was looking at this
cute slideshow on Shapely Prose a little bit ago, and it suddenly struck me, what does the phrase "morbidly obese" mean? Of course, I am aware of what the BMI thinks
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I tried not to judge the waiter in a knee jerk reaction, but the truth is there's no way of knowing if she made a mistake or truly assumed I would have the cheeseburger (especially since she wasn't the same waiter who has taken our order). My assumption has equal chances of being valid and not being valid. I'm really only using it as an illustration anyone, it didn't occur to me to take offense until a few days later (I was a bit drugged up when it happened, since it was only a few days post surgery).
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According to the BMI, I am about 45 pounds overweight. Sure, I'd like to be smaller but not to boost my self-esteem anymore. Not to be healthier. I just want to wear all the cute clothes that seem to be made for only smaller people. It's a vain reason of another variety.
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Here we are!
http://kateharding.net/2009/07/08/hidden-plus-sizes-on-etsy/
Too lazy to go dig up some html for that. XD There's also Torrid. I've found many cute shirts there over the years (not the entirety of their stuff, as they seem to design exclusively for fat girls with HUGE racks, which I do not have). And igigi.com, if you're a millionaire. XD Most of the Etsy clothes are a bit more affordable, but not prices that you're going to find in big box stores. On the plus side, since they weren't made in sweatshops, they'll probably last a LOT longer!
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