Anonymous #2 1d

This is for men btw. Not women.

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Anonymous OP 1d

This is for men

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Anonymous OP 1d

This is what it says for women

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Anonymous #2 1d

What source please?

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Anonymous OP 1d

www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/body-fat-percentage-chart

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Anonymous #2 1d

in what world is 22.8 an unhealthy body fat percentage ?? that can’t be right

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Anonymous hellraiser 1d

Idk I just looked it up

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Anonymous OP 1d

Here is where that article got their information apparently www.pennmedicine.org/conditions/obesity

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Anonymous OP 1d

If it is inaccurate I can delete this. This is just what came up when I looked it up

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Anonymous hellraiser 1d

This is what it says

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Anonymous #2 1d

lol bunch of fatasses down voting this

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Anonymous #6 1d

Just because someone is downvoting my comment doesn’t make them fat. I truly don’t care if I get downvoted or not

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 23h

That’s a max haha. Anything lower is fine ofc 🤣

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Anonymous #9 23h

Its not

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Anonymous #9 22h

How is it not reasonable? Religion goes against my core values. Anyone religious or even spiritual would be wildly incompatible for me. Why would I not look for like minded people then? It’s the same reason why Christians look for other Christians, Muslim with other Muslim, etc.

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Anonymous OP 22h

Then you have a reductionist view on religion and thiesm. Some of the smartest people and most open-minded people in the world are religious. It just happened to some of the dumbest people and least open-minded people in the world are also religious. But they’re not monolithic. You already probably hold most of the broad views that Christian hold anyway even without being an active Christian. So no, I don’t think it’s reasonable.

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Anonymous OP 22h

Christians/Muslims

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Anonymous #9 22h

I think it’s reasonable to not want someone religious if your not able to be with someone like that, Christianity for me caused severe trauma in my life so I wouldn’t be able to date a Christian because it would cause flashbacks people don’t have to date religious people

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Anonymous #4 22h

They don’t have to take you to church with them… religion is a private practice

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Anonymous #9 22h

so would you have the same view of a christian wanting to date another christianv

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Anonymous #9 22h

But why is it bad to not want to be with someone who practices at all? Your saying all this like it’s a requirement

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Anonymous #9 22h

And trust me people who are super religious will expect you to go

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Anonymous #8 22h

if that Christian is not allowing themselves to date other people of different religions then that is regressive and close minded

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Anonymous #4 22h

If you’re dating someone forcing you to go, you got bigger problems than them being a Christian

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Anonymous #9 22h

You can dress it up with all the nuance and culture you want, but when you strip it down, the core premise is still literally just believing in magic. It’s not "reductionist" to point out the actual foundation of what they're practicing. I could never respect another person as my equal who follows religion. I can respect them as a human and that they are living a delusional life sure, not my problem. Dating them? Absolutely not.

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Anonymous #4 22h

It’s bad because of the fact that you’re limiting the people that you could date because something that helps them make sense of the world around them that doesn’t concern you. It’s just as close minded as you think religious people are

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Anonymous OP 22h

The fact that you think religion is magic means you haven’t even talked to people who think about the religions critically.. which shows me that you’re just as close minded as you believe, the people practicing religion are. I think you live in a bubble.

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Anonymous OP 22h

You’re the type of person that would break up with their partner because they blew out their candles on their birthday and made a wish

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Anonymous #9 22h

Have you ever met a Christian who was subtle about? Most aren’t it’s literally part of the Bible to force it onto others

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Anonymous #4 22h

Subtle about what?

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Anonymous #9 22h

I grew up in a religious household dipshit. Forced to go to church with all the other loonies. It’s a man made concept that only continues today through the indoctrination of children. I’m not here to help you deconstruct. Religious people and atheists are fundamentally not compatible.

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Anonymous OP 22h

You do realize a lot of that deconstruction shit is actual cult shit. If you don’t wanna believe anymore, you don’t have to believe and you don’t need a community to do that. If you follow the Gregorian calendar, don’t talk to me about indoctrination.

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Anonymous #9 22h

You’re too far gone

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Anonymous #9 22h

About their views like im gay, most Christian’s I met the moment they learn that they can’t stop talking about it trying to change me

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Anonymous #2 20h

Also 9 is blocked for me so they are probably baiting

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Anonymous OP 19h

that’s still weird

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Anonymous #11 19h

To have a max? Idk, everyone has their preferences don’t they?

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Anonymous OP 19h

yeah but to reduce someone’s body to numbers like that is just kind of idk rude? you can go for someone you find attractive, i encourage you to. but if your only requirement for their looks is they fit within some body fat percentage range then you’re treating someone being fat as like the worst thing that can happen to them. everybody has preferences but that doesn’t mean those preferences are divorced from bias or social pressure

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Anonymous #11 19h

Idk if you’ve looked it up but 30% is pretty chubby. I use body fat percentage as height and weight vary for everyone. So body fat is the most accurate. Some could see me as too fat and out of their ideal range and I’d understand that. It’s again just a preference.

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Anonymous OP 18h

yeah but you’re still reducing people’s attractiveness to you as just their body fat percentage. idk in my experience if you’re looking for strict parameters on what someone’s body is like you end up ruling out a lot of people you have a connection with or do find attractive, and end up reducing them to numbers instead of people

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Anonymous OP 10h

OP do NOT listen to these mfs lmfao!!!! Date who you have a preference for! Men do it all the time. Women are allowed to go for people who they find attractive too Jesus Christ. Me personally I wouldn’t date an ugly or fat guy. Did it once.. nope won’t do it again! Women being told to ignore physical appearance is a scam and bad for everyone

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Anonymous #10 10h

nobody is saying she should ignore her partners physical appearance

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Anonymous #11 10h

Actually they are trying to make her feel bad for having an idea about how fat she’s cool w her partner being, which accomplishes the same thing. Men objectify women all the time I don’t wanna see anyone trying to make a girl feel bad for the way she stated having a preference for a partner’s weight. Shes allowed to have it. The double standards are crazy

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Anonymous #10 10h

i also would think it’s weird if a man said he won’t date a woman unless she’s within a specific range of body fat percentages. it’s not ok to objectify people period regardless of gender

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Anonymous #11 10h

All she said was not fatter than her 😂 pretty normal. Like, not offensive even in the slightest. And NOT objectification. It is not her only value. Meanwhile men are out here talking about how women shouldn’t weigh over 100 pounds and body shaming them if they weigh a bit too much for them. Don’t act like this is the same shit. There’s context and nuance to life dude

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