The thing is... she's totally wrong about being thin meaning your outfit is automatically "a look", regardless of what it is!! I'm extremely skinny but I'm also disabled and use a powered wheelchair to get around. I struggle with clothing because seams/pockets (especially on the back of already rough clothes like jeans) can leave me with vicious wounds due to my fragile skin. I basically live in baggy pj's, leggings or loose joggers (sweatpants?). I wouldn't say that's a "look"!  On top of that issue, because my hands don't work properly, I can't wear any kind of trousers (or shirts, etc) with buttons or zips unless I have someone else on hand every second of the day. If I wear jeans (for example) then I need somebody else to help me in and out of them if I need to use the toilet.  People stare at me already on the rare occasion I get to leave the house... They stare a million times more if I'm wearing something that forces me to take my husband or carer with me when I need the bathroom! It pisses me off the way fat women assume that they're the only ones that get judged or stared at! They seem to think that all thin women are automatically granted some kind of special "privileges" without ever stopping to think about people like me who also get stared at, judged, bullied etc even if we're skinny! I can't wear nice clothes, I can't put make-up on, I can't style my hair (hell, I shaved my head last year because I got really ill and just couldn't cope with long hair anymore!) It doesn't matter what I do, I'll never look beautiful through no fault of my own. These fat fucks have no idea how lucky they are!! They caused all of their own problems!! (Also, are US supermarket aisles really tiny or something?! You can usually fit 3 trolleys (carts?) past one another in UK supermarket aisles! In order to force others to squeeze past you then you'd have to be about the width of a small car!! Are the aisles really that tiny?!)