Women: please reply with sexist adjectives you *commonly* encounter. This is for a social experiment I’m working on so, while super shitty, the crazy ones are unhelpful. Examples:
- emotional
- dramatic
- bitchy
- fat
- unqualified (where qualified)
etc. etc. etc.
Thanks! 
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Replying to @emrazz
Before I lost 100 pounds : Weak Fat Ugly Hysterical Incompetent After I lost 100 pounds: Fuckable Cum dumpster Cock tease (shouted) nice tits Weak Incompetent Hysterical Then there's the time two weeks ago where a guy who never spoke a word to me but stuck his hand up my skirt.
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Replying to @horticarter34 @emrazz
I lost 145 pounds no surgery and had people all through my life and strangers also freak out. I did 95%of it in 6 months, so really saw the changes to how I got treated pound by pound. Not enough written about how this changes your relationships.
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Replying to @tempusfugitive @emrazz
There are so many stories about women leaving their SOs after they've lost weight, because they suddenly became controlling, jealous, and abusive. One woman on 600 lb life had a husband who would insult her for LOSING wt, because he was only attracted to big women. It was awful.
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Replying to @horticarter34 @emrazz
I agree that women are so objectified I can't even match that story. That said, I was shocked how my relationships changed so much person by person at every level, pound by pound. Even as a man, I remember that icon moment or being told you liked me as is. Thus starts lies&truth.
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Replying to @tempusfugitive @emrazz
Absolutely. Being fat, in many people's eyes immediately makes you lazy, stupid, and altogether less than. Man or woman, it affects both sexes negatively. For men, I'd assume it makes people think you're weak, less manly. And as you lost weight, people regarded you as stronger?
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Replying to @horticarter34 @emrazz
I would say people took weight loss to mean I cared more about myself. Actually I did care more about a scale number than myself. I'm rare in that I have been weight stable 10 years since the loss, but that's because I have accepted both mind and body as true co-equals.
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Replying to @tempusfugitive @emrazz
Well done! I myself had to go the surgical route, because my spine was beginning to crumble at an alarming rate. The doctor needed me to get the weight off quickly. I'm still in constant pain, but it's not getting worse anymore. Mind you I still have bad days, but I've got hope.
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There is no right way to do it. Like many things in life is we should not be ashamed to seek help, it's the best path. I was a swimmer that trained all my life for competition, so I used that an early training tech (heart band & watch) before the current tech to do it.
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