Woman Shares Truth About Her Skinny Figure, Gets Called A**Hole

A woman with a medical issue that makes her underweight was constantly questioned by her coworkers about how she stays skinny. She finally told them the truth, but they didn’t believe her and called her an a**hole for not sharing her secret with them. Frustrated, she snapped and told them to just eat less if they want to be thin. She wonders if she’s the a**hole in this situation. Read on to find out what Reddit users had to say.

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Is OP really an a**hole? Let’s find out!

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Appreciation for responses amidst backlash

Woman with medical issue called a**hole for telling truth

A woman with a medical issue that causes her to have zero appetite since she was a toddler has been called an a**hole for revealing the truth about her skinny figure. Despite eating mainly junk food, she rarely eats more than 2000 calories a day. She constantly gets comments from people asking how she stays so thin and assumes she must be lying about not eating much. Her coworker even accused her of keeping her secret to herself. Frustrated, the woman snapped and told her coworker to ‘just eat less!’. In this article, we’ll explore the stigma around skinny figures and the pressure to conform to societal beauty standards. We’ll also examine the importance of being mindful of the assumptions we make about people’s bodies and the impact of our words on others. Stay tuned for the comments and reactions to this woman’s story.

NTA for standing your ground against nosy and rude coworker.

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Professionalism matters, even in uncomfortable workplace conversations.

Engaging in-office debate about skinny-shaming and healthy eating habits

Don’t judge someone’s health based on their size ‍♀️

Woman with medical condition gets called out for implying self-control.

Normalize not commenting on someone’s weight. NTA for standing up.

Commenters share personal experiences and agree on not commenting on weight.

Woman with medical condition called out for misleading answer about her weight

Woman with skinny figure called out for not sharing whole truth

Being skinny doesn’t always mean eating less

Woman with medical condition opens up about skinny figure

Being skinny doesn’t mean lying. Shutting down body-shaming.

Debate on whether eating is a choice, former food addict disagrees ️

Woman shuts down inappropriate question about her diet, inspires others.

Insensitive comments about weight and health condition lead to ESH.

Body types are different, don’t assume everyone can be skinny.

Skinny doesn’t always mean healthy, stop judging based on appearance

Explaining a medical problem could have avoided being called a**hole

Body positivity wins over body shamers

Responding to a curious question doesn’t require being rude ‍♀️

Standing up for yourself is never a**hole behavior

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Woman with medical condition receives criticism for her word choice.

Engaging discussion about nutrition and health in a delicate topic.

Body shaming is never okay. Shut it down with this tip!

Type 1 diabetic clears up rumors about her skinny figure

Body shaming is never okay. This commenter suggests seeking professional help.

Honesty is the best policy but medical condition is easier

User calls out BS story, accuses OP of being YTA

Commenter defends OP’s right to privacy, shuts down body-shaming.

Woman shares struggle with body image and societal pressure to eat

Empowering response to unsolicited weight loss advice.

Body shaming is not okay, shut them down!

Body shaming is never okay, NTA for standing up.

Standing up for yourself is not being an A**hole

Honesty about weight loss due to illness gets misunderstood as rudeness

NTA shares truth about her figure, gets called A**hole ‍♀️

Embrace your unique body, don’t let haters bring you down

Body-shaming hurts, even if you’re skinny. #NotTheA**hole

Moderation is key! Taking a daily vitamin won’t hurt.

Comment encourages weight positivity and criticism avoidance

Woman defends her skinny figure due to a condition. NTA.

Navigating the truth without being an a**hole or judged. ‍♀️

NTA, but explaining that each body is different might help.

Doubtful replies to fake skinny truth, YTA gets backlash

Losing weight is a personal journey, you don’t owe anyone answers ‍♀️