I think fat feminists have a huge aversion to any sort of real responsibility. They don't want to be held accountable for anything, and feel free to do what ever suits their fancy. That's their form of empowerment, which is ultimately to make men do everything. Which is horribly unequal and far from what the original idea of feminism was about. They have confused the ability to be fat with real body autonomy. They don't know real suffering. They don't know what being unequal is really like. When they have equality they can't see it. It's so goddamn toxic, I can't stand it. I'm not a body builder. I don't lift weights currently. But my job requires quite a bit of using your muscles to get what you need done. Interestingly, I get all sorts of male customers who automatically assume I can't help them with something. That's before I take one end of something fucking heavy and tell them to grab the other half and we'll get this into your vehicle. Fuck sometimes I get women who assume I have to get a man to help. To me it's empowering that I can do a lot of this shit that men assume I can't because I'm a small lady. When you spend a good chunk of your time lifting 40 pound buckets, or rolling 300+ pounds of weight on wheels that don't work half the fucking time you start to put enough muscle to make a goddamn difference.To me that's real equality that me, a small tiny chick is pulling the weight of two people(work wise), and heavily relied on to get a lot of critical shit done. Eventually I want to get back into weight lifting again, but I enjoy cardio more. Still though I cant help but assume a majority of the people at this march don't know what real work is, and refuse to handle what real equality means. It doesn't mean you get to sit on your ass, stuff your face all the time, and shirk any and all responsibility.