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This is the girl who made a go fund me page for her 30k tax bill
 
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Nothing wrong with loosing weight but think she really has to address it now surely?
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She'll never address it.

She will never admit that she intentionally wanted to lose weight.

She's always been weirdly fixated with hourglass figures so is probably secretly gagging that the dress gives her the lewk.

Tomorrow she'll be promoting brands which don't promote that plus size inclusivity she shouts about (gymshark) and complaining that the smaller fats are taking up space.
 
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I know she posed in that picture to look even more svelte but it’s getting ridiculous now. Why not just be honest
 
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Nothing wrong with loosing weight but think she really has to address it now surely?View attachment 3157452
I think it would be really interesting for her to address it, if it was true that her weight loss is an unintentional by product of going to the gym more to improve her mental health. If that was all true, now that she’s able to fit into straight size clothing, shop on the high street, and considering her previous views on “small fats”, I’d be interested to hear about how she’s navigating it mentally considering she’s been plus size and so outspoken about it all for so long. If her weight loss was all unintentional it would surely be such a mind duck to now be in a smaller body.

But the truth is, Steph is LOVING being slimmer. That’s why we’re getting so much gym content, so many carefully curated/ angled pictures showing off her new body.
 
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In all the fashion week stories today she keeps saying "plus size and bigger body women" or even just "bigger body/bodied women".
Has she always said this or is this the new phrase for "small large"/"midsize" now she fits into that category?
 
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I have a feeling she’s not saying where her jeans are from because it’s most likely a straight size and she can’t deal with any criticism
 
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I didn’t realise she was not tall. It’s quite obvious when she stands next to other models that she hasn’t got the typical model looks. No matter how much weight she loses. She can be pretty but she’s not beautiful. Not in the conventional sense.
 
Steph, there is actually no need to lie with the insta stories about what is obviously intentional weight loss.

Why go to the gym when you are so exhausted you compromise form thus increasing likelihood of injury?
There is actually no need to train every day - a big part of training and building muscle is rest and recovery.
 
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It’s hilarious watching her attempt to move into fashion now but even with the dramatic weight loss, she doesn’t have what it takes. All that ✌🏼with your tongue out is years out of date.
 
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It's ironic she monolplized the large acceptance plus size movement even written a book with Fattily in the title for years as her main USP and like many plus size influencers now has lost tons of weight and wants to move away from that tag but won't openly admit because she doesn't want to upset her core audience and the only reason many started following her.
 
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I admit to being taken in by her. I started sympathy following her after her ‘pigged’ article which I’m pretty sure now was a work of fiction. It wasn’t long before I began to think that things just didn’t ring true. Then I carried on following because she was such a car crash. Now her USP of sad, lonely large outcast was clearly a sham I wonder what she’ll attempt next? Nothing she has attempted outside of being a large outcast has worked.
 
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I'm here for the first time in forever because I had to unfollow Stephanie Yeboah because I find the fact she's being so coy about her obvious Ozempic/Wegovy/Mounjaro weight loss really grating. I can take a lot of influencer nonsense but bullshitting your followers and continuing to talk about "big bodies" when you're obviously deliberately losing weight is a stretch.

I don't know why she doesn't just say something like, "I had to lose weight for health reasons" instead of pretending it's a side effect of mental health problems.
 
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Is she now addicted to exercise and is this her new personality now ?
You can still advocate for bigger bodies but you could al least be truthful about her weight loss journey
 
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Is she now addicted to exercise and is this her new personality now ?
You can still advocate for bigger bodies but you could al least be truthful about her weight loss journey
Same as Bethany Rutter. They will never acknowledge it because “I am more interesting than my body size” despite building a career by having a large body.
 
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