Calling Thin People Skinny Isn't a Compliment, by Susie Pinon, Fearless She Wrote

When you call a thin person skinny, you are not complimenting them. You are insulting them. Stop commenting on other people's bodies, even if you think what you're saying is a compliment. Because, to them, it might just feel like the opposite.
When you call a thin person skinny, you are not complimenting them. You are insulting them. Stop commenting on other people's bodies, even if you think what you're saying is a compliment. Because, to them, it might just feel like the opposite.

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