The new season of The Biggest Loser has finally arrived on our TV screens, and people are already very confused.
Viewers were introduced to 25-year-old mum, Nikki, who revealed her own partner hadn’t seen her naked in three years.
“I just hate my body and I hate the way I look. I’ve been with my partner for three years and he still hasn’t seen me naked,” she said.
“My insecurities make him feel like I don’t love him.”
Nikki told her trainer, Libby Babet, her most hated part of her body was her "caesarean belly".
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Actually, fat acceptance campaigners would prefer you used the word 'fat' and we return it back to a generic adjective rather than the value/moral judgement it has become.
Also, whilst I doubt she has a chance to become the biggest loser with such a low starting weight, it's important to be careful when making judgements about what a contestant on biggest loser should look like or weigh. What exactly constitutes fat enough to make the whole objectifying experience an appropriate choice for a person?
The fact that people don't see her as overweight just highlights the much bigger problem with Australian society. Just because the average weight is 71kg does not mean that that weight is not overweight and that she is ok. It simply means that a significant proportion of our population are also overweight.
Or our population is getting taller