Thin privilege is expecting a work uniform to be comfortable, fit properly, look neat, and be available.

Thin privilege is turning the heat UP because you are cold and don’t want to wear a sweater while your co-worker has rivers of sweat running down her face.

Thin privilege is not having to spend extra time and money to find comfortable scrubs - because making them with some stretch is apparently to difficult, and making them long enough to not look like you’re trying to show everyone your belly is too much work.

Thin privilege is posting about your “new” diet on FB, and how you’re trying soo soo SO hard to gain weight and having people say things like “I think you’re beautiful the way you are” and “I wish I looked like you do” while when I do that I get “Good for you! Keep at it!” and “If you need any help or an exercise buddy, I’ll be there!"

Thin privilege is people not being surprised when you graduate top of your class, or that you work hard.

Thin privilege is not dreading the summer because you’ll sweat more, feel uncomfortable in shorts and tank tops (that would help you cool down and sweat LESS)

Thin privilege is not caring what other people think of how you look, and not checking every mirror you see just to make sure nothing is poking out, or dirty, or what-have-you because you KNOW that any little thing just reinforces what people are thinking - "dirty slob”

Thin privilege is not being aware of where a camera is EVERY second so you can hide behind something or turn your head to not be photographed, even with your kids :(

Thin privilege is believing your husband when he calls you sexy, instead of thinking he’s just saying that to “get some”.

Thin privilege is not avoiding parties, reunions, weddings ect because you don’t want to see that look in their eyes when they see you.

Thin privilege is not remembering every time that someone said something hurtful about your weight, forever.