Fat privilege is using an elevator So back when I was a freshman in high school my buddy, Tyler tore his ACL. Since he was on crutches it was difficult for him to carry his heavy backpack so I just carried it for him. He also got an elevator key from the nurse since he couldn't take the stairs. So one day we were riding up the elevator to the second floor and the school's hamplanet of a tech teacher was standing in front of the elevator looking pissed off. The then proceeded to scold us for using the elevator without having a real disability, even though Tyler was on crutches and I was obviously carrying his bag to his class with him. After the teacher felt he got his point of not abusing the elevators across he confiscated Tyler's elevator key because he "didn't need it". After that confusing and frustrating interaction he pushed past us, revealing that the back of his shirt and jeans were eirher drenched in sweat or just naturally a darker color than the front of his outfit. He waddled right up to the elevator, pulled out his own key,  and then rode the elevator down one floor. Tyler and I looked at each other, baffled by what we just witness. We assumed he must have been messing with us because no one could actually be that big of an ass. We ran into him later that day and decided to apologize to him in hopes of getting Tyler's key back so he didn't have to hop up the stairs on one leg. He said he didn't appreciate us taking the elevator from people like him with real handicaps. When I asked him what his disability was he gave me a long list of problems. He told me he had diabetes, really bad arthritis, weak knees and ankles, a bad back, as well as a list of other issues. At first I felt sort of sorry for the guy, but then I realized that all of his problems could easily come from the fact that he was large enough that the term morbidly obese might not fit. He was so disgusting massive that if somehow he ended up in space, NASA would classify him as a dwarf planet. He is the closest thing I've ever seen to being a real like hamplanet. After I came up with my theory of why he was experiencing all of his physical problems I asked him how all of those issues came to be. His answer absolutely shoked me, he told us that he came from a long line of obesity and poor genetics. He said that when he did strenuous exercise, like stairs, he would get sweaty, light headed, and short of breath. He said that being unable to exersize is a common gene passed down in his family. After he waddled off Tyler and I just stood there speechless. I couldn't believe there were actually peiple out there like that. The man is 38 and has had three heart attacks and a stroke. I just don't understand how people can blatantly ignore huge red flags like that. That was the monent I went from being grossed out by obese people to flat out hating them. Obesity absolutely disgusting and unhealthy. It makes me sick that these dillusional hambeasts suck the money and respect out of America like some sort of cancer. That's one of the reasons I surround myself with people who also take their health and fitness seriously. I also enjoy coming to fat people hate to express my disgust for these fatties and read other healthy, normal people's stories of fat shaming and fat hatred. Hopefully one day everyone will wake up and realize the fatties aren't just a different body time, they are actual sick people who refuse to acknowledge they are killing their body. Until then, bring on the glorious hurt fee fees.