Internalized Anti-Fatness
Aubrey and Michael discuss the harmful effects of internalized anti-fatness, highlighting how societal standards impact self-perception and relationships. They dissect problematic statements from a diet book and share personal experiences, shedding light on the pervasive nature of fatphobia in various contexts.In this clip
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