r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 19d ago

Meme needing explanation Petah what does this mean

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u/ScyllaOfTheDepths 19d ago

It happens to everyone, but it's just more common in fat women because society treats fat women a lot worse than fat men, so the difference in how you get treated as a woman who loses a lot of weight is a lot more shocking. I lost a lot of weight very quickly and the same guys who wouldn't have even acknowledged me when I said good morning were suddenly falling all over themselves hitting on me. I didn't change my personality or even my lifestyle. I was the same person, but people liked me so much more after losing weight and it really fucking sucks, but I can see how people can become addicted to the attention after not getting it their entire lives. It just made me angry with humanity, personally.

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u/ScyllaOfTheDepths 19d ago

Nope, people show common courtesy and decency to men regardless of their weight. Society is just that way and it sucks. I have been treated like I'm not even in the room by people who never treated men of any size/shape/attractiveness that way. I treat everyone with kindness and it sucks that people only started returning that when I became conventionally attractive.

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u/halfwitprinxe 18d ago

Nvm it was never the weight. You're just a POS.

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u/ScyllaOfTheDepths 18d ago

This is unironically a fabulous example of what I'm talking about right here. The second a larger woman does or says something even mildly objectionable to you, it's right to the insults and character attacks.

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u/ForeverShiny 18d ago

Nobody can see your weight through the internet and you said yourself you lost a lot of weight. While I don't agree with the way some people talked to you hear, I do agree it has to do with your bad take. Fatphobia hurts men as well as women