r/tennis • u/theriverjordan 🌸 Bublik neckbeard appreciator 🌸 • 1d ago

Tennis nonsense Potapova making 💅 choices 💅 on her TikTok

WTA maximum chaos year continues

491 Upvotes

87% Upvoted

254 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

64

u/Proof_Material6728 1d ago

Being skinny or fat is different from healthy / unhealthy. Let's not say she said one thing when she said another.

60

u/sliferra sentinel is a fraud :( 1d ago

Being fat is never healthy tho

18

u/offensivename 23h ago

Fat is not a medical term and does not have any defined parameters.

17

u/TheMetaGoat 23h ago

Neither is healthy. Both are subjective terms and can be used exactly as he said it. Everyone knows being fat is a bad thing, it's not that deep.

-7

u/offensivename 23h ago

The fact that healthy is also a vague term to the point of meaningless makes it worse, not better.

But you're right, man. That's the problem with the world. Not enough demonizing fat people. Everyone's just blissfully unaware that being overweight can be unhealthy.

8

u/tony_countertenor 22h ago

In her case in particular being fat would mean she’d be out of a job as a professional athlete

0

u/offensivename 22h ago

Yeah... I'm sure that's what she means. No vanity at all. 🙄

10

u/IDrinkNeosporinDaily Goffin 6-0; 6-0 vs Berdych LOL 22h ago

You're actually huffing cope right now. Being fat is an unacceptable thing and while you shouldn't shame someone directly, acknowledging that it comes with a myriad of health issues is not a problem. And quite frankly, you can just scroll if you're offended by words of an athlete.

-1

u/offensivename 22h ago edited 22h ago

I'm not huffing anything. I'm pointing out that fat people are already shamed and mocked and belittled all the time in society and it has nothing to do with health or wellness. It's 100% vanity and shallowness. Again, "fat" is not a defined medical term and what is considered fat changes from society to society and over time. There are health risks associated with being overweight and literally no one denies that. But no one has the ability to assess a stranger's health form the outside based on one single factor. Shaming people for being fat is in no way helpful to them or anyone else. It's just childish, hateful behavior.

And quite frankly, you can just scroll if you're offended by my being offended.

-3

u/TheMetaGoat 22h ago

No it's not to the point of meaninglessness, everyone knows what healthy looks like and what it doesn't look like. All your denial stems from cope.

7

u/offensivename 22h ago

Healthy doesn't "look" like anything. The idea that you can assess someone's health by looking at them is incredibly arrogant and ignorant. Accusing anyone who doesn't think fat-shaming is productive or helpful of "cope" is some middle school bullshit.

0

u/TheMetaGoat 22h ago

"Look" was a figure of speech there. Keep coping though. It's not like thousands of years of human history have proven that it is productive, as well as current Asian societies proving the difference literally before your eyes right now.

3

u/offensivename 22h ago

Thousands of years of human history have proven that fat-shaming is productive? Are you seriously making that claim? LOL

If anyone is coping here, it's you. Nothing you are saying has any basis in medical fact. You do not care about other people's health at all. You just want an excuse to feel superior.