People Are Deliciously Comparing Themselves To Cheesecake In Response To Fat-Shaming

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Backup, bread! It’s cheesecake’s time to shine! Last week, women in Japan comparing their chubby wubby baby’s arms to pull apart bread was all the rage. Now the spotlight shifts to cheesecake, nearly two months before National Cheesecake Day. So, what gives? The delicious dessert is being used to tackle fat-shaming.

Twitter user “2 Pump Chump” tried to fat shame an overweight high school student by likening her gorgeous prom picture to a strawberry cheesecake. While he says he meant the young woman looked “good enough to eat,” others felt the meme was born out of malice because of the “dead” emojis he used. For anyone old enough to remember when Morgan Freeman was young, using the “dead” emoji typically means you laughed so hard that you died. Kids and their dumb ways of communication, right?

Anyway, thanks to to Twitter user @SpokenELLE, #CompareYourselfToCheeseCake2016 is turning the negative meme into a positive. “This asshole compared a girl to a cheesecake so now we’re all comparing ourselves to cheesecake ? join us,” tweeted Elle about the movement.

And that’s exactly what people are doing — posting side-by-side pictures of themselves and yummy cheesecakes as an F-U to the “assh*le” who inadvertently started the trend. And who knew so many people looked like cheesecake?! Strawberry, blueberry, chocolate, multi-colored. Cheesecake galore!

https://twitter.com/spokenELLE/status/724755116075573248

https://twitter.com/Eva_Sunshine420/status/725045102180192256

https://twitter.com/edamommmy/status/724986357924270080

https://twitter.com/snobwithablog/status/724737823417458688

https://twitter.com/snobwithablog/status/724737823417458688

https://twitter.com/andreajrosario/status/724734223752396802

https://twitter.com/Wellspokentoken/status/724724383126683651

https://twitter.com/strOberrybOmpi/status/724712204134658048

https://twitter.com/LootLove/status/724710589319225344

Okay, it’s a response to fat-shaming, but is anyone else feeling a little ravenous?