Anyone else noticed an increase in hams whining in reviews about clothing sizes? I think the fat acceptance movement is 'working' in that the hams not only bitch and moan when they keep expanding and then lie that the measurements were wrong, but now they've reached such peak entitlement, that they're giving negative reviews on Trustpilot for not having a wide enough selection of items for FIERCE PLUZ SIZE LADIEZZZ. Or, spamming company Facebook pages with whining about how their size is never available, with an accusatory tone. I am, and have known plenty of nonfats who have issues with clothing size and fit, but I'd never dream of an entitled public rant about catering to my specific body type, and I don't have a fucking choice in the matter. Also. there is a marked increase in reviews telling buyers to "size up, because they run small from this site", and they're almost always from hams. Again, I've never seen any review from someone a UK 8 (US 4) or under advising this.  Meanwhile, I frequently find something beautiful and click and realise all the small sizes are gone and all that are left are UK 14+ (US 10), which taking vanity sizing into account, is probably more like UK 18, now, so of course they must even fucking bigger than that. They really shouldn't even be attempting to wear the types of clothes I'm looking at, anyway. Lastly, hams have invaded my one bastion of sanity; Chinese sizes. The sellers are usually quite good about providing accurate measurements charts, and I see them repeating in five different places in the listing that ASIAN SIZE IS SMALLER PLEASE CHECK SIZE CHART, but obviously the piles of necrotic lard still couldn't read and kept damaging their business with shitty feedback (THIS ISN'T LARGE. THIS IS A DRESS FOR A CHILD!!!), so they've given up. I'm now seeing an increase in Chinese sellers selling things as 'one size' which is usually an Asian Large. Which is too big for me in anything but pants. I'm not even super-tiny, but I have a very small waist and hate it when things are baggy/drapey around my middle, so they were my go-to for tops and blouses, and also designer reps. Now I have to do way more digging to find an actual size small. Or mis-sizing things to cater for the average US ham, so an Asian S is increasingly harder to find on eBay and Aliexpress, and the sizing chart often has it adjusted to have US S (which is a European M, AFAIK, so still way too big, usually) = Asian L, with nothing smaller than that available. GOD FATS STOP RUINING EVERYTHING.