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Accurate.
And thin isn't a hurtful thing to say to someone [in general] due to societal conditioning.

right, if fat was in, the thin folks would have their feelings hurt. I have always said if I could be a fat happy person the hell with thin, but I have chronic health problems, so that will never be.

Marilyn Monroe was a size 14, and by todays standards, that is fat.

DAMn twiggy, she started all the thin craze!

I say all of us fat people should run like buffalo through the streets and chocolate dip the thin ones and eat em up.lol I am not thin by far. I used to be and it took alot of work. Now I get atleast 4 days of good exercise and now I am just fit and fat.lol

Some heavy people happily call themselves "fat" and I cringe even when they're calling themselves that. It must be societal conditioning. I would think the more correct opposite of thin would be thick, which is a word some people use.
Physicians use the word "fat" a lot, because they're dealing with excess fat on the body and therefore describing a condition. If you're carrying a lot of fatty tissue, you're fat. I still don't feel comfortable when I hear people calling themselves or others that.
It sounds like a negative label to me.

ok, but we are not machina. We cannot apologize for her. Did anyone even see him/here in this thread?