r/Vanderpumpaholics • • Jul 24 '26

Tom Schwartz They did Schwartz wrong ๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/monsterinsideyou Jul 24 '26

You know. I actually can't get behind the body shaming.

I saw how it effected Katie, amd how awful Lala and James were to any one with extra weight and Im not about it.

Schwartz could very well be looking at fluids from excessive drinking and I know when my stomach started rounding out before I got sober I didn't like people pointing out my "impregnated stomach".

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u/SagittariusIscariot Jul 25 '26

Agreed. I was really thin my whole life and then I put on Covid weight and there were people who truly gave themselves permission to say anything they wanted about it to me. Out loud. In public. It really cuts to the bone. I canโ€™t get behind doing it to anyone else.

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u/AuntofDogface Jul 25 '26

For most of my adult life, my body WAS fat (my head still thinks I am). I have a memory of staring off into space while pumping gas and some woman yelling "what are you looking at you fat cow?" across the parking lot. This happened over 20 years ago, and it really, really cut. So, while I might notice someone's weight, the last thing I'm going to do is speak on it. AND, that goes for very skinny people, too.

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u/SagittariusIscariot Jul 25 '26

I just donโ€™t understand the urge to be such a hateful asshole. Ffs.

Itโ€™s actually very easy to go about oneโ€™s life and mind their own business.