Nutrition Class Antics (Fat-shaming Classmates?!) Last week, in my nutrition class, we had an assignment of logging all our food and exercise for 3 days, in an app called "super tracker". The app gives you a nutrition report, and alerts you if you go over the "limit" for calories, added sugar, saturated fat, and sodium. It's a small class (12 students), so we talk pretty openly.  One guy mentions that he's over the "limit" for calories, fat, and sodium all three days. However, he's an athlete, very small and thin, so while he might not be making the best food choices, he's nowhere near fat and seems healthy overall. Despite this, fat girl chimes in with some sage advice: "You may want to watch what you eat, consumer fewer calories, and get more fruits and vegetables." Okay, thanks Captain Obvious.  How's that going for you? I can see this girl's rolls through her shirt. I find it rather gross to even look at her.  Today, fat girl comes into class and asks, "Does anybody know how to do a french braid?" Another girl says yes, so fat girl asks, "Can you french braid my hair?" Other girl hesitates for a minute, then says, "Suuuuuurre...", in a voice that kinda sounds like "I really don't wanna touch you." I don't think fat girl ever got her french braid. This week we've also been watching "Supersize Me". Considering how sheltered obese people are, I'm honestly surprised the teacher is allowed to show that in class. Fat girl looks just like the obese people shown in the movie. To make it even "worse" (for her), some of the students were making fun of the obese people, saying "ew" whenever they were shown. I hope fat girl sees that. She's really narcissistic though, so I doubt she'll do anything to change her habits.