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  1. NegativeZero

    UM's "Consider" on Being Fat and Healthy

    Via fatnutritionist.com, I came across a HAES debate from a campus magazine. Nice to see this discussion happening on a college campus!
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    Was your Dad. Uncle, Grandpa an FA?

    My grandpa definitely was, though he liked smaller BBWs than I do. If it is genetic, maybe it skips a generation!
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    More "Scientific" Fat-Bashing

    What the hell is this? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-10614837 Gah. :doh:
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    Awsome Article and documentary (not sure if anyone has posted the link before)

    The documentary looks amazing. Thanks for posting about both of these - they're great.
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    Men's Body Image

    Ah, agouderia, I think you've hit on something there with height! It really is something that men are worried about, but again something I don't really think about because I'm fairly tall. I think most of the time I'm ignorant of the advantages that gives me. It's definitely a parallel with...
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    Men's Body Image

    I'm pretty sure there's not already a thread about this (though I'm open to correction), so I'm going to go ahead with this one. I already tried to write it once but deleted it by accident. :doh: Anyway, here's my question: what do we men think about our bodies? I'm a pretty skinny guy...
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    Thinking Allowed

    Here's a New York Times version of the same type of thing. I actually think it's pretty good: http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/26/freakonomics-radio-fat-edition-is-the-obesity-epidemic-for-real/
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    End of an Era- Last Sideshow Fat Man Dies

    "As the years went by, spotting a man who weighed more than half a ton was not that unusual" 1000+ pound guys aren't that unusual?? :confused: The journalist needs to be a little more careful here.
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    The show your face/introduction thread

    Helloo, I've made a few posts so far but I figured I'd throw one up here on the Intro thread cause that seems like the thing to do when you're new. Looking forward to finally contributing to Dims!
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    "Get fat, live longer"

    This is great stuff! I love that the article points out that there are many studies that have reached the same conclusion. I mean, when you have everyone from the Canadians to the Japanese saying that fat people live longer, you know they have to be on to something.
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    BBC - 'Keep slim friends' to stay trim

    I probably need to stop posting incendiary articles, but here's another one anyway! The article is a little more nuanced than the headline, but the overall message it sends still strikes me as, "Don't be friends with fat people." I wish the article would give more play to the idea that fat...
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    Slate - Mommy and Daddy Are Fat

    Found this today on Slate. Wondered what y'all's thoughts are, especially about the form in which Ms. Stewart chose to write the article. http://www.theroot.com/views/mommy-and-daddy-are-fat
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    Doing Away With the Extra F?

    In my opinion what it really boils down to is a matter of convenience. Sometimes it's better to focus on the commonalities between male and female admirers, and sometimes a little clarity is useful to know whether we're talking about a man or a woman. Of course, all the above discussion points...
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    The NYT on Size Acceptance

    I've been a lurker for quite a while on Dimensions, but after I found this article I felt compelled to post it since it doesn't look like anyone else has. It's buried at the bottom of the New York Times homepage, but I think it's a pretty even-handed, if not sympathetic, portrayal of size...
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