OK, I have to admit that this topic isnīt really important, but I wanted to tell it, so here I go:
I had a law class on Monday, topic: Anti discrimination laws. The Prof told us about the topic of a german Airline who is just hiring stewards (female) with a certain weight. And suddenly there was a discussion: itīs not a discrimination because obese people canīt move, you could expect from a passenger to get served by an obese steward, obese people are ugly, handicapped....
I was the only overweight person in the whole room. I was so ashamed, I tried to crawl into the floor....I know that I had to be stronger and take an active part in the discussion, but I was so ashamed....****!
Interesting fact: the females in the room (except me are all really thin) werenīt so harsh. The man behaved awful. The all said "Obese women are disgusting".
The Prof said: "Truth to be told, obese people look bad. Donīt want to offend anyone in this room here". A girl sitting one row in front of me said "Why, there arenīt any overweight people here". She looked back, saw me and said "Upps.".
I really felt pretty good then....
I am angry at myself that I didnīt had the guts to stand up and say something. But I was so ashamed.....When it comes to weight discussion, I tend to be paralyzed.....
Just wanted to get that out of my system. Thanks for reading!
Kate

I'm so sorry that happened to you, sweetie. My gosh, what kind of people are you going to school with!? And what the HECK is wrong with that professor!? 
It's okay for people to not like me because I don't like everybody. Just a fact of life. BUT to the ones that don't, well, they can get in line with the others that also don't to kiss my hiney!
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and complain in person or in a letter. I don't know what kind of results you'd get from that or if it is something you'd want to consider. Even if you don't actually send the letter, it may be helpful to write out your feelings--as if you are writing to the offensive people. 
I can only imagine what he thinks of me!!!!!!!!!! Not that I even care!