re: Being able to fit in a public seating chair is a privilege

oh lord.
I used to be fat, fat fat fat. Now I'm just chubby. but at my biggest I started to have trouble with some smaller public chairs. It was part of my "I am becoming a real fata$$" wakeup call. I lost 100 lbs.
Too bad people like this don't take inability to fit in "average American oversized for all our fatties" chairs, busses and doors as a wake up call to go on weight watchers or something instead of it being fAtPhObIc oPpReSsIoN.

Privilege means "private law" and ONLY means the way the extremely rich get to do things no one else get to do, and get away with doing things no one else can get away with.
All other uses of "privilege" that have become popular in recent years are invalid.

So much for individual responsibility of staying healthy. Now it’s someone else’s responsibility to make sure they can accommodate you when your 400lbs wide load arse comes into their establishment.

There are very few things that an individual can completely control.


But 2 of them are diet and fitness.

Blaming society is ridiculous.