Lets have a talk about the word beautiful, a word so often misused by fats. Let us begin with a variety of definitions from different places, this is to give some idea as to what the word is meant to mean: having beauty; possessing qualities that give great pleasure or satisfaction to see, hear, think about, etc. Having qualities that delight or appeal to the senses and often the mind. Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically Of a very high standard; excellent The overall point these seem to give across is that not everything is going to be beautiful. Beauty is an accolade, a distinction, it's supposed to give information about the object that it is exceptional, pleasing to the eye etc. So saying 'everyone is beautiful' like many fatties do is BS, it's a worthless statement, it's not worthy to be considered as a phrase. It gives no distinction, spits in the face of what beauty is meant to mean and devalues it absolutely. What's the point in being  called beautiful if it's apparently a quality everyone possesses. Handing out compliments willy nilly is a pet-peeve of mine, the more you hand out the less special they are, and guess what kind of people hand out the most: fats. They call each other beautiful and stunning like it's going out of fashion, hoping to be called the same back. They proudly declare 'all body types are beautiful' and 'all women are beautiful' because then they feel included. But in reality, and from an outside perspective, it's clear to see the comments are empty. As I have explained above, if beauty isn't an accolade it becomes worthless. Even worse is the fact that they call each other beautiful just to try and normalize themselves, maybe they think it'll somehow change the view of society if they do it enough. Fats don't know what beauty is anymore, or they do, but are so afraid to admit it they just call people like them beautiful to help their own delusion develop. Fuck fat people, fuck the misuse of a word that should be special, beauty is a notion that should be treated with respect. After all, would you rather be called beautiful by someone who loudly proclaims everyone is beautiful (like fats to each other), or one that reserves it for a tiny proportion of things.