Being inclusive to all body types? The only two possible body types being skinny and fat, of course. So we have to be inclusive to all body types, but fuck you if you're a normal BMI woman with a 15 inch waist to hip difference, or a larger bust, or any measurements that fall too much outside some narrow average range.  I am not even an especially small person myself; why am I wearing the second to smallest available size for human females when I'm 5'6"? Vanity sizing is completely out of hand. I go by UK sizes but this size zero shitstorm is hilarious to me since this allegedly unrealistic, unattainable for most women size is only one smaller than mine, and I'm nowhere near underweight. How is this possible? How do short and petite women even find clothes? Condemned to the children's department while everyone screams about plus size models and inclusivity? What about the poor amputees? Why aren't there lines of one armed and one legged clothing for them in every store? Why do companies hate the disabled? My boyfriend has trouble all the time with arms being too short on his shirts. Why isn't anyone embracing the diversity of my boyfriend's beautiful long arms? The fucking shitlords! He cries himself to sleep at night, I swear.  Why don't you see those under 5"8' or naturally curvy women (you know, the ones that actually look like Marilyn Monroe or Beyoncé) having meltdowns about how models don't represent them?  I have not found this story of no one catering for plus size women thing to be true at all, especially in low to mid-range clothing. Perhaps in the case of high fashion or specific brands that actively don't want hams representing them, but all of the smaller sizes seem to be the first to go whenever I look. It makes no economic sense when the 'average woman' is now actually fat, which of course they see as some kind of pat on the back that yeah, they're just 'average', get even more complacent and feel better because they're just like everyone else, and drive that number up even further while having no understanding of what's going on.  There isn't a mass conspiracy to stop you wearing clothes, hammies, I promise. Companies want to sell things. I get that. I get that it wouldn't make economic sense for companies to suddenly start catering to my niche body type either, and that there are niche companies that do but are out of my price range. It's the dissonance that bothers me. The blatantly obvious insecurity that they desperately try to pass off as the opposite. You don't love yourself. People who love themselves don't react like this. No one needs to fucking cater to your 'diversity'. You're deformed. You've ruined your body. You chose this 'problem' you have while people who actually have a problem are more or less quiet about it because they understand reality and that private companies aren't required to bend over backwards for your toddler tantrum. The lines and cuts and shapes of those beautiful clothes at fashion week were made with a human body in mind, and if they made them in your size, they'd look distorted and ridiculous and ruin every nuance of thought and design that went into them. Because your body is distorted and ridiculous. People already are attracted to many different types of people. The media hasn't specifically brainwashed the world against just fat people for no reason but allowed everything else. Halle Berry and Scarlett Johannsen and Zhang Ziyi all look exactly the same, right guys? And of course the identical twins Naomi Campbell and Elle MacPherson who were some of the world's most successful supermodels. Media brainwashing at its worst.