🍗 Deathfat Eugenia Cooney - Youtube's Reigning uwu Cute, Emo ana-chan Supreme, had a child molester for a discord moderator

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I agree. I used to feel bad for her, but at this point she's just perpetuating this behavior for any attention she can get, even going so far as to take tiny sips of water/bites of food. It's just sick.
Eugina is an an adult and knows what she's doing. She's literally doing it to herself for attention. The fetish content pushed me from caring to not giving a shit. (Picking up a way to heavy box repeatedly etc)

It's probably way too late for recovery. That said she'd probably have less pain and get way more attention if she even made it to being weight recovered. I'm not rooting for her but I will be watching how this story ends.
 
This document was shared to Reddit yesterday or today and seems to give some insight as to why Eugenia has been MIA from the internet recently (like we all knew, it has nothing to do with recovery). I haven’t fully read through everything and I’m not a lawfag by any means, but it appears Eugenia has specifically been named in a lawsuit against TikTok in regards to the harm they’re causing by platforming and promoting her and how their app is harmful in general. If anyone can break it down for the dumb among us that would be very cool and appreciated.
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This document was shared to Reddit yesterday or today and seems to give some insight as to why Eugenia has been MIA from the internet recently (like we all knew, it has nothing to do with recovery). I haven’t fully read through everything and I’m not a lawfag by any means, but it appears Eugenia has specifically been named in a lawsuit against TikTok in regards to the harm they’re causing by platforming and promoting her and how their app is harmful in general. If anyone can break it down for the dumb among us that would be very cool and appreciated.
King and Spalding is a very legitimate (expensive) law firm in Atlanta. Never thought I’d see them referenced on the farms. Looking forward to hearing from the legal autists on here (translating the legal speak)!
 
This document was shared to Reddit yesterday or today and seems to give some insight as to why Eugenia has been MIA from the internet recently (like we all knew, it has nothing to do with recovery). I haven’t fully read through everything and I’m not a lawfag by any means, but it appears Eugenia has specifically been named in a lawsuit against TikTok in regards to the harm they’re causing by platforming and promoting her and how their app is harmful in general. If anyone can break it down for the dumb among us that would be very cool and appreciated.
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What is the actual lawsuit that they're requesting documents for? I thought this type of thing happened with Youtube and nothing was done about Eugenia because it could lead to more lawsuits against deathfat mukbangers?
 
Eugenia is old enough to have been affected by 2000's diet culture on top of her obsessional disorder.

****A history lesson and sperging****

To be a size "0" was the hot girl size in the late 2000's especially. Many people think it was in the early 2000's but that's actually not true, being slim and curvy and having the J-Lo butt was a thing as with having a Beyonce type body in the early 2000's much more than looking stick thin. It was only in the late 2000's that the anorexia craze and this very niche pant size soared in popularity. Starting around 2007 in my opinion. In 2006 actresses were already developing anorexia at a startling pace, Hollywood women were becoming skeletons but it took another year to reach the general public. Eugenia would have been 13-15 during this time period and I'm absolutely positive she was sucked in.

I think I've said it before, but Ozempic-esque 2020's skinny these days is nowhere near late 2000's/early 2010's thin-ness. There was Eugenia type body's on the runway, on Myspace and in Hollywood. It was so bad. There was quite a few deaths I believe around this time in the modeling industry.

2000s DIET CULTURE

I remember this culture so badly. I was super jealous because my friend was in a 00 instead of a regular 0 (it was proportionate to her) . This was the time of the low waist hip. I witnessed girls being made fun of for being a size now that a modern American wouldn't blink and eye at being "fat" and would defense squad her. I remember having to be calmed and calming girls down who looked like pics below because they were not 2-00 size. Would you like to see these FAT girls?

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Behold! The first "plus size" model. A whopping size 8 for Victoria's Secret. This was in the 2010s. Yes, it took that long. Yes, I remember girls freaking out about their THIGHS TOUCHING meaning they were fat. When thigh gap was everything.

Wanna see a REALLY fat girl?

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Now Behold! The FAT FAT FAT Calvin Klein model in 2010 who was a DOUBLE DIGET size 10. You would never be caught dead in a bikini because YOU HAVE A STOMACH. Plus size stores sold 10s and 12s in this era too. (Sometimes even 8s.)

For teen girls, you might as well have a death fats thread if you weren't in the holy sizes of 00-2 (maybe a 4 period bloated).

Would you like to see what we saw on TV and in magazines?

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This was popstar Christina Agulera maybe 2003. This was how you had to look. This was AVERAGE in the minds of the 00s public. I remember the media throwing a fucking FIT when the ribs-showing woman gained 15lbs and looked like this in later 00's:

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She's a girl who has fluctuated in weight but arguably has it in all the right places. This isn't Lizzo. This is a size that today is deemed as sexy and thin today where it was FAT in yesteryear.

The alt girl culture around the time there also peaked this. Her scene girl looks LOVED the waifish childish thin figure. Granted, some women are just built like this and if you grow up in an era where your natural figure is deemed as beautiful you win a genetic lottery of sorts.
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(Kiki Kannibal circa 2000s)

Girls who were even large breasted or hipped but otherwise thin got the "fat" thing and weren't accepted. Girls who had a "normal" weight were NOT accepted. Take Kiki's sister Dakota Rose (who is mostly farmed on lolcow and was one of the first users of jeet fake engagement for fame)
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She's pretty but average. She shooped herself to the right size because left was FAT. Granted, she's in Japan here so this is still FAT for Japanese standards.
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She was made fun of on Myspace and Pretty Ugly Little Liars (PULL) incessantly for being FAT at this size because she wasn't taller and 00 skinny like her older sister. I cannot find the picture but there's one she was railed on for the size of her thighs that I remember as FAT in my 00s mind, but it was likely average teen girl size in retrospect.

This is what Eugenia was exposed to and absorbed. While I know a lot of women who went through disordered eating behavior for a short time (crash diets), some ended up Eugenias and were praised for looking good.

There is also one other fact of her personality that I cannot stress enough. The Makeup.

2000s Makeup Culture 💄

If you're a girl and you're of middle school age like she was, you already have issues about your appearance. Teen girls are mean. Having a single skin roll when you bend over was enough to be FAT and not wearing makeup was enough to be UGLY. I need to emphasize this showing you some of the shows that were allowed at the time to give an idea of public perception.

Howard Stern had a "miss butterface" contest. And this was what you'd get. Basically a woman without makeup.
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Girls who were teens in the 00s basically have this thing where they still cling to makeup as warpaint because if you didn't wear it, you were UGLY. Eugenia embodies this in needing her warpaint on to face the world. It's hard to get girls who were VERY makeup coded in the 00s to quit because this was very engrained in us that if you didn't look like this, then you were UGLY.
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Someone put a filter on her. Suddenly? Attractive! Great! Acceptable! This is a level of nitpicking and body hatred that zoomies and gen alphas can never fathom.
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Eugenia, and sadly many other girls, NEVER let this shit go. They still look at themselves through 00s funhouse mirrors. They still see FAT and UGLY if you're not wearing makeup and at the "correct size".

That being said, modern women growing up aren't much better off either. It's too fat for one. But again, your girls who would have been "hot" in the 00s are now too skinny and ugly and get called boyish or child-like for having a naturally thin body. Your girls with curly hair and curvy (not fat but really curvy) bodies like Christina Agulera are now worshipped where before you were FAT.

It's never a fair fight. Women live to be perceived. Eugenia is just stuck in the skinniest perception era. We have all seen plastic surgery nightmares of girls who try to fit the idea of beauty of the modern era of curves. There's developing calves cows being weaned who will be this way, I guarantee it.

Unironically loving your body and take care of it is the best thing you can do as a woman lest ye end up a Lich or a Deathfat.
 
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I don't think Eugenia's anorexia has anything to do with 2000s diet culture. Why are anorexia rates increasing if that decade was so toxic? And I don't think it has anything to do with her very brief stint as a low level model. Clearly she has serious mental issues, as does everyone in that family. They all have eating disorders.
 
Eugenia, and sadly many other girls, NEVER let this shit go. They still look at themselves through 00s funhouse mirrors. They still see FAT and UGLY if you're not wearing makeup and at the "correct size".
This has nothing to do with diet culture or any fad. We've had 'fat positivity' rammed down our throats for nearly a decade. She is anorexic, she has a mental disorder where her perception of herself has become warped and her fixation has become compulsive. The critical flaw in believing she influences people into anorexia is only an anorexic would ever consider her appearance to be normal. She would still be anorexic if all her social media disappeared overnight. I've seen so many people claiming this about Eugena but not a single person as far as I know has actually stepped forward and said yes, I was normal before but watching this dancing skeleton woman made me go "Yes! I want to be like that!"


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As we've seen in the last few years, you get into very dangerous territory when you conflate 'influence' and 'grooming' when it comes to protecting young people from online content. This is a somewhat sleazy 'no but you' argument on behalf of Tik-Tok, but it is a fair one - we know there are concern trolls out there who exploit singular examples like this to set a precedent for censorship.

Far worse than these are legit pro-ana communities where anorexia becomes encouraged and desirable, in the same way that looksmaxxing becomes socially competitive, with huge amounts of innuendo and biased information become gospel. These are far worse places because they actively gloss over the negative sides of the practice.
 
As we've seen in the last few years, you get into very dangerous territory when you conflate 'influence' and 'grooming' when it comes to protecting young people from online content. This is a somewhat sleazy 'no but you' argument on behalf of Tik-Tok, but it is a fair one - we know there are concern trolls out there who exploit singular examples like this to set a precedent for censorship.
Section 230 is hanging on, but as more and more of these cases wind their way through a ancient court system that is still lodged firmly in the last century, the freedoms that we enjoy on the Internet become more and more threatened.

When I read some of the court docs, I couldn't help but think what would happen if TikTok was held legally liable for the harm that watching a mentally ill anorexic on the Internet caused. Certainly, places like Kiwi Farms could no longer exist. People are looking for something or someone to blame for their issues.

I strongly dislike the pro-ana or body pos folx, but they probably don't much like that we point and laugh at their self destruction.
C'est la vie.
 
Why are anorexia rates increasing if that decade was so toxic?
Because the late 2000s is coming back in style and women like Kate Moss are once again the standard of beauty in the US. Ozempic isn't helping, either. Those who can't afford it are falling into disordered eating to achieve the same look.

I was there in the early 2000s, I can back up most of what @Meiwaku said. The decade having a toxic mindset towards body size doesn't mean much, cuz no one ever learns their lesson. People are gonna embrace the same stupid mistakes again and again.

Not to say any of this removes accountability from Eugenia. It's not like she's just a victim of the era or any of that "we live in a society" bullshit. But I do think she's obsessed with perpetuating the image of who she was as a teenager (cuz god forbid she grow, learn, and change), and she was an uwu anachan scene girl as a teenager, so here we are.
 
Why are anorexia rates increasing if that decade was so toxic?
Everyone has social media now. It's not that hard to fathom. The 00s was the first time this happened hence why it was substantial.
And I don't think it has anything to do with her very brief stint as a low level model.
Disagree. Modeling you're judged on your LOOKS. You will be dragged even if you're traditionally attractive and thin.

Clearly she has serious mental issues, as does everyone in that family. They all have eating disorders.
This is true. I think she would clearly still have an ED but I think her fame spurs HER on.
This has nothing to do with diet culture or any fad 
Diet culture is what kind of breeds the idea that this is beautiful. I don't know man If you didn't live through the 2000s seeing the type of shit that was on TV and magazines I'm not sure if you'd understand.
I've seen so many people claiming this about Eugena but not a single person as far as I know has actually stepped forward
That's not how EDs work though.

So, here's the thing. She spurs on women who already might have a predisposition towards disordered eating or #triggering women who are recovering etc. for example I just made a thread where one of the girls (ofherbsandaltars) in the OP is basically clearly envious of Eugenia and does gay ass ana brags her at times claiming "oh I was skinnier than her" etc. coincidentally, said ana herself ana-ing online also attracts mentally ill women with a propensity for ED. It's kind of a vicious cycle.

A healthy woman will never look at a Eugenia or other Lich and say "I like that". A girl whose already struggling with some other issues or has control issues might look at older Eugenia pics or modern models/actresses or weird mentally ill girl image board shit and say "That looks like the type of person that gets called beautiful. Or this is how I feel. I like that look and want to look like that." That's kind of what spurs it. It's about control and change. You start wanting to look like Kate Moss and you end up wanting to ascend to a new realm of mages.

Your mentally well normie girl who wants to change and control when life is getting tough gets "break up bangs" or perhaps goes for box hair dye if she's really going through it. But your less mentally well girls? They check the pantry.
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Despite all of this , deplatforming her is massively gay.
 
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So, here's the thing. She spurs on women who already might have a predisposition towards disordered eating or #triggering women who are recovering etc. for example I just made a thread where one of the girls (ofherbsandaltars) in the OP is basically clearly envious of Eugenia and does gay ass ana brags her at times claiming "oh I was skinnier than her" etc. coincidentally, said ana herself ana-ing online also attracts mentally ill women with a propensity for ED. It's kind of a vicious cycle.
A girl whose already struggling with some other issues or has control issues might look at older Eugenia pics or modern models/actresses or weird mentally ill girl image board shit and say "That looks like the type of person that gets called beautiful. Or this is how I feel. I like that look and want to look like that."
Fair enough, but this is exactly the point I'm making. If you find Eugenia Cooney or some other malnourished model or figure aspirational, you are in the pipeline - you have adopted a worldview and compulsive psychology which has rendered you outside the norm of what true health is. A receptive disposition to this degree of anorexia is indicative that you have it already. That is also a separate issue of the fact that this Dorian creature you posted about seems deranged, which isn't helped by the fact she's had to clarify she's "not some psychopath".

I'm not arguing against the conceit that young girls are put under often brutal body image pressure that leads to maladaptive social issues (particularly in schools), but it is critical to separate mental illness from social insecurity. Eugenia is not responsible for other girls (or boys) finding themselves in a position where her struggle with her own illness becomes a desirable paradigm to them. This is not a battle of logic, this is a question of how much pure human folly can a social media company be held accountable for?

I'm happy to concede I'm mistaken, but you'll have to elaborate about 'triggering', because in my mind, it refers to people who remember or are reliving eating disorders who are disturbed by the physical results and have regained a degree of discipline. This is separate from alcoholism, for example, where addicts remember the joys of the highs but suppress the memories of the consequences. I'm struggling to imagine the recovering anorexic who looks at Gozer the Gozerian here and become tempted to peel off their body fat.
 
She should be deplatformed and forcibly committed to an institution. She is clearly not mentally well equipped, and her family is more interested in milking her for cash while slowly killing her than helping her recover from the brainstorms she has. It's sad but it's also gross to witness.
 
The 00s was the first time this happened hence why it was substantial.
You never heard of Twiggy? A ‘70s model famed for her thinness? In the 70s women wore hip huggers with the gold standard being hip bones showing. There was no social media but there were magazines and TV. Look at old pictures of Cher. We can’t forget Karen Carpenter who died of anorexia (actually, it was really taking ipacec to throw up and which affected her heart). There were others, although the media was less intrusive back then.

The 1920s female ideal had a perfectly straight, thin figure with no hips or breasts but prominent collarbones considered perfection. A hundred years before, women wore corsets for 16 inch waists.

Anorexia was around then too and very common.

Thin as a beauty standard is not new. It’s only the phrase “diet culture” that is new.

Many of the models of the past, Kate Moss and Twiggy, were naturally thin, and it wasn’t unhealthy for them to lose a few pounds. But there were still women who wanted to be like Twiggy and dangerously thin who weren’t meant to be and resorted to extremes.

The point is we cannot pretend the pressure on women to be what society considers beautiful at any one time as something new. It’s been around for hundreds of years. It’s easy to live in our 80 year lifespan bubble and think our problems are new, but they are not. Until the day comes when women aren’t judged for physical attributes this will always be a problem, and I don’t see that ever disappearing as it’s been around since civilization began.

However, most women don’t want to go to extremes, either with thinnness, with obesity, with bodybuilding or whatever, and they won’t be influenced by anybody. Thinking they will be dismissed their intellect.

Anybody blaming Tik Tok today, or Cosmo in the 70s is just stupid, or trying to get a payday. .
 
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