Thintolerance, not Intolerance

In a society pervaded fat-centric media, advertising, and cultural stereotypes associated with physically fit individuals, we stand united against the oppression.

Thinness is often not a choice. Many of us are thin because of our genetics. Others eat a regular diet but find it difficult to not exercise regularly. Whatever the reason, there is nothing inherently wrong with leading a normal, thin lifestyle. And yet, more and more of us are falling victim to the epidemic of thin-shaming, the malacious targeting of a person's character based on thinness alone. The idea of "thin automatically equals healthy" is not nature, it's a construct of the multibillion-dollar fat industry. And its time is over.

Of course, we are aware that there are numerous health stigmas associated with having a thin body, such as living longer, appearing more sexually attractive, and having more energy to go about our days. However, it is our vision that society will one day see beyond how we look in our V-necks and bikinis, and embrace the people we really are. We're fit, we're proud, and we're ready to take the fight against fat-centric culture into our own bony hands.