It has been about 8 odd months since I began my HFLC (High Fat Low Carb) / Wheat Belly diet. As a result of which I have lost weight and transitioned from being "fat" or "obese" to what might be called normal sized now (I'm wearing a Medium / size 10 so I guess I'm normal).
I was always subconsciously aware that our society seems to favour the thin. However the difference never really stuck me until I became a normal sized person.
I was always subconsciously aware that our society seems to favour the thin. However the difference never really stuck me until I became a normal sized person.
Now, I'm not talking about clothes not being available in certain sizes and stuff. Those things, I feel, are dictated by supply - demand & the scale of economies a lot more than simple prejudice. So I know a lot of people are up in arms over Abercrombie & Fitch's recent public announcement that they want to sell only to the "Thin & Beautiful" and hence the women's clothing line will not feature clothes above Large. But I think that is okay. All companies are in the business to make money, and therefore adopt strategies accordingly.
One wouldn't get angry at ALL for retailing only Plus size clothes, right?
One wouldn't get angry at ALL for retailing only Plus size clothes, right?



