Inspired by the red pill’s obsession with hating fat girls, especially saying stuff like “Us men will take average girls, not fat girls” but if you’re talking about a country like the USA, the average girl is technically fat. However, seeing some people arguing, I started thinking....how are guys defining fat? Are we talking a few pounds overweight? Obese? Morbid obesity? Are we using the BMI? Are you just going by looks? Are you aware people distribute fat differently?

And a reminder that complaining about girls being undatable by being fat means nothing if you’re talking to an American because the average person in that country is fat. Only 1 in 3 adults in the USA are the recommended weight for their size. For anyone saying “You can tell someone’s fat just by looking at them”, someone gave links to women who would be considered obese based on their BMI. https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/9183606/all-classed-obese-size-8-14-love-naked-sex/amp/ https://images.app.goo.gl/8hsCuQsZSzSsH8hs8

Then this response shocked me: “You see that they definitely aren't fat, you don't need to calculate their BMI to tell you that.”

That baffled me. As someone who lives in the fattest parts of the USA, these women are clearly fat and they would definitely be labeled obese. Are guys just using fat to mean 300lb and over? That would around labeled extreme obesity, morbid obesity, and obesity levels 2 or 3.