Marcy Guevara

And I think that all of it...

makes sense to a degree.

And there's just parts of it, you know, that I struggle with.

And so I just want to acknowledge that for me, it's like to sit across from a Jillian Michaels and say, yeah, like I would want to help you, whether you want to call it an intervention or whatever.

It would be foolish of me to say no, thank you.

I might wanna say, this doesn't work for me, that doesn't work for me.

And I think that's part of meeting in the middle.

But yeah, I mean, for me, I would love to have a weight release.

I don't certainly want to feel shoulder pain when I wake up in the morning from sleeping on my side.

I understand the physical limitations that being a bigger bodied person will have eventually.

I also know that this is my genetics in part.

And so there's just, it's just like such a multifaceted thing.

I mean, I think that what fat liberation has given to me is liberation, right?

It's like liberation in general.

I think that the fat world is very queer.

There's a lot of intersection.

And so in general, coming from a more conservative background, I think that fat liberation has really just pushed me towards general liberation, feminism, understanding the patriarchy.

understanding how we all operate kind of table all the table.

I just want to hear about shame, shame and shame and fear.

Tell me how Marcy feels.