It implies abnormality and therefore something to be cured rather than embraced as normal human variance. It’s like calling someone over-height or under-height, it’s silly. But in this context it leads to stigma both social and medical, which is detrimental to health outcomes in a very real and demonstrable way. If you want a couple of podcast recs I can provide :)

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9 小時內	Paula paulas_perspective	I understand but think we have to draw the line somewhere. Morbid obesity should not be considered a normal variance because it really is not and is detrimental to a persons health It should absolutely be destigmatised tho! Every person deserves human dignity, respect, adequate healthcare and other resources and your body size has nothing to do with your value as a person