Other user says ‘skinny is opposite of fat’ as in ‘polar opposite’, so skinny is polar opposite of C - it’s A.
It’s confusing because ‘skinny’ used to mean skin and bones. I remember being in middle school and having a girl in my year who had visibly protruding bones, and when you heard about girls having anorexia on TV they’d look even worse. So now when some of us hear ‘skinny’ we imagine someone with protruding elbows, shoulders, ribcages. And Taylor Swift seems far from that, especially in this picture (which seems to be a bad picture).
It doesn’t, that’s what I’m saying. Not skinny, for that user, could just mean not unhealthy in weight.
Let’s imagine there’s only 3 weights a person can be: A, B, C - lowest to highest. Comic is saying she’s skinny (implying not C), user is saying she’s not skinny (implying not A). You assume user is saying she is fat ©.
Other user says ‘skinny is opposite of fat’ as in ‘polar opposite’, so skinny is polar opposite of C - it’s A.
It’s confusing because ‘skinny’ used to mean skin and bones. I remember being in middle school and having a girl in my year who had visibly protruding bones, and when you heard about girls having anorexia on TV they’d look even worse. So now when some of us hear ‘skinny’ we imagine someone with protruding elbows, shoulders, ribcages. And Taylor Swift seems far from that, especially in this picture (which seems to be a bad picture).