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No matter how confident you are, being fat shamed still hurts. Whether it\\u2019s intentional or not, overt or covert, no one wants to be fat shamed. It\'s such a sucky feeling and after talking to our friend Rosie recently about an experience involving fat shaming on a plane, we\\u2019re left to wonder, why does this still happen? Why is being called fat such a diss and insult? And why do people think it\'s okay to say that?\\xa0
So, today we\\u2019re diving into the root of fat phobia, size stereotypes, and why the term \'fat\' is still weaponized as an insult. We\\u2019re reflecting on the fat shaming experiences that we\'ve had, how they\\u2019ve shaped our confidence, what we\\u2019ve learned from them, how to handle these situations, and ultimately how to overcome these negative comments. Remember that you don\'t have to be a certain size to be confident to be happy.
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This might be controversial to say, but for so long I have been saying your life isn\'t going to be perfect if you lose weight, right? But the sad reality is that people do treat you better and a lot of things are better. - Raeann Langas
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What We Talk About:
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The most insidious thing about fat shaming is that so much of it is done in an undertone way. - Rosie Richardson
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Where my confidence comes in is, fuck you guys, I\'m successful in the body I am right now, and I think I\'m confident because I was able to prove them all wrong. - Kristina Zias
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New podcast episodes of Confident Collective drop every Tuesday.
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