Amputees don't usually have a choice of being amputated..? My father is a body builder and I met with a friend of his that had his arm removed due to the army. Along with other amputees, they are many that are healthy and honestly more fit than I am, they have dedicated their life to not be defeated by their loss. I don't know what you mean by "ideal health" but you can be missing two limbs and still be healthy.
Anyways, if somebody is happy being significantly emaciated or obese is, whatever. But I am not going to accept saying that it is okay to be very dangerously over/under weight or say that it is good for ANYBODY.
IIN that I think of "body positivity" in a different way?
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Amputees don't usually have a choice of being amputated..? My father is a body builder and I met with a friend of his that had his arm removed due to the army. Along with other amputees, they are many that are healthy and honestly more fit than I am, they have dedicated their life to not be defeated by their loss. I don't know what you mean by "ideal health" but you can be missing two limbs and still be healthy.
Anyways, if somebody is happy being significantly emaciated or obese is, whatever. But I am not going to accept saying that it is okay to be very dangerously over/under weight or say that it is good for ANYBODY.