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" 1. &amp;quot;You probably don&amp;#039;t even diet, do you?&amp;quot; People always say this over a drink or dinner when they&amp;#039;re talking about their own juice fast in such a way that suggests they want to hear you also go to extreme measures \u2014 like only eating kale and Brazil nuts for a week at a time \u2014 to stay slim. They seem relieved when you say something like, &amp;quot;I watch what I eat.&amp;quot; Then when you add, &amp;quot;But I don&amp;#039;t DIET,&amp;quot; they act like life is so much easier all-around for you. Even though life struggles stem from much more than whatever size you are. 2. &amp;quot;Tell me you work out.&amp;quot; Some people just can&amp;#039;t seem to fathom that you could work out without the end goal of losing weight. However it&amp;#039;s completely possible a person works out because she cares about her health and enjoys runner&amp;#039;s high, training for races, yoga, etc. 3. &amp;quot;You can wear anything.&amp;quot; Actually no. Everything Lady Gaga wears? No one can wear that. (Ditto, probably, everything Beyonc\u00E9 wears, because even when she dressed like pizza it was slightly questionable. And this is a woman who can pull off these shades.) Also, rompers? Pass on all those wedgies and having to pee fully naked. 4. &amp;quot;Oh you can just squeeze in the back seat/sit on so and so&amp;#039;s lap.&amp;quot; Just because you fit in small places that doesn&amp;#039;t mean you want to be the lap bitch every time your group is short a car seat. 5. &amp;quot;You&amp;#039;ll fit into that.&amp;quot; Actually what if I don&amp;#039;t fit into that? Being thin doesn&amp;#039;t mean you&amp;#039;ll fit into anything or look good in anything. Plenty of things make thin people look like doofuses. Just look at any street style blog. 6. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s not like YOU need to worry about bathing suit season.&amp;quot; Actually the media gives thin people the same bodily insecurities as people who are not thin. That doesn&amp;#039;t mean thin people all have eating disorders, but it also doesn&amp;#039;t mean thin folk completely forget about how they look either. 7. &amp;quot;You eat CAKE?&amp;quot; Yes. Again: stop willing deprivation to be the cause of thinness. 8. &amp;quot;Where does it all go?&amp;quot; The same place your food goes? And do you really want to get into bowel movements? 9. &amp;quot;Are you eating enough?&amp;quot; &amp;quot;No, I&amp;#039;m starving myself.&amp;quot; Is that what you want skinny people to say? A skinny woman may not be eating at the very moment you are looking at them after not seeing them in a little while but that doesn&amp;#039;t mean she doesn&amp;#039;t eat. 10. &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s no way you have cellulite.&amp;quot; Yes there is. See no. 6/every beautiful female completely shredded by the Daily Mail. This is why women of all shapes and sizes have anxieties about their figures. It&amp;#039;s not the way life should be, but so it is. 11. &amp;quot;You don&amp;#039;t need to diet.&amp;quot; No. Skinny gals don&amp;#039;t need to diet. But they do want to eat salad for dinner from time to time because, regardless of what one&amp;#039;s metabolism seems to allow for, it doesn&amp;#039;t necessarily feel hunky dory to subsist on only cake balls and Shake Shack. Photo Credit: Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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