Honestly, I find it a bit offensive. It's using humiliation and body shaming to sell a product, for one, but it's straight up fat shaming. It mocks people who have a bit of extra weight- let alone those who would be even bigger.

To me, BBW is shorthand for any fat woman; likewise, BHM shorthand for any fat man. They're clunky to say, which is why I only really use them in text, and I mainly do so because it's faster to type.

Anything beyond that attached to these labels is, I think, unnecessary and superfluous baggage that serves only to further segregate people.

Wasn't great, but it gave me my fix. The last bits of it were better than the rest. The very last scene in particular... holy hell. Humany-wumany to the max.