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Has anyone ever said this to you? Heavy, heavy, you got so heavy baby. You better lose some weight.
Telling someone to get in shape doesn’t really do anything, and in fact some studies show that it has the opposite effect.
Today writer Zach Stafford, joins us to take a look at fat shaming, how he overcame his own eating disorder and how to inspire change in others by transforming your own life.
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In part two “Fat Shaming“ we continue our discussion with Zach Stafford about ridiculing people to get in shape, v how to how he overcame his personal eating disorder and what you can do to support someone else’s journey.
Plus , how transphobic was the X Files episode with Shangela? A nd a special case for Shitlock Holmes- who crapped on the Tesla?
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As the numbers of eating disorders have grown over the years, there might be a correlation to American’s access to junk food. On top of all that, 1/6 of all cases of eating disorders are gay men and 40% of bulimia cases are men.
Today writer Zach Stafford, share’s his powerful story of struggling with bulimia despite coming from an affluent, caring family and how he learned to overcome it by loving himself.
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Let’s face it, fashion has come along way. Some of it has been great. Some of it has been, well, not so great. Then there are the fashion “innovations” that make you a little nauseous. […]