@TheBaddestMitch Yall acting as if the Cheesecake Factory doesn’t have over 100 food items. There are those who want to watch their figure and those who do not. Doesn’t equate to fatphobia, yall just grasping at this point.
@GoddessShanell_@TheBaddestMitch The problem isn’t the low calorie options, it’s the name “skinnylicious”. Equating healthier/lower calorie options to being skinny perpetuates the idea that healthy=skinny which also implies unhealthy=fat. Neither r true bc ur weight doesn’t definitively define ur health.
@https_deysha@TheBaddestMitch That’s one interpretation, but it isn’t the only one. “Skinnylicious” can just as reasonably be understood as branding for lighter menu options aimed at people trying to lose or maintain weight.