I think she's brave women, because she speaks about it. I'm delighted and uplifted that we have such person who can share a story like it😊 Thanks for it❤

Fabulous and inspiring talk! Susan rocks it! I'm sure this message is needed by nearly every woman in this country and beyond. Thanks for speaking it so well.

Susan is the best, and if you're triggered, that's on you. Happy international women's day!

You’re body shape doesn’t matter. As long as you are eating healthy and exercising daily, then you should feel good about how you look, no matter what you look like.

Beautifully touching talk, it hit me hard. Thank you for sharing Susan

THAT IS MY AUNTIE!!!

*There was a comment that made more sense than the entire video, voted to the top with 25 **-35 likes and they hid it! Every comment that talks about eating healthy and being active is deleted or hid-** what a close minded channel.*

@desmondlau1385

2 ай бұрын

What did it say?

@VicFix

2 ай бұрын

@@desmondlau1385 Something that her mother died because of insecurities and surgery, not wanting to be healthy. And that not caring is not a victory. I forget the rest, but it was better than the tedtalk.

thank you!!!!!

Culturally mediated abuse is still abuse. Just because something is rooted in tradition, or being tied to one's culture, or heritage does not make it excusable or okay. This doesn't get talked about enough.

10:28 and after is everything. Thank you for your wisdom.

It’s not about eating less, exercising more. I have a beautiful cousin who does the triathlon/iron man most years & based on what some of these comments say she should be very, very skinny. She trains all year round whether she does the triathlon or not. She is “Rubenesque” & again, beautiful. It’s her body. It’s the body of her family. And they are all very active people. Her grandmother is 96 has the same body type so she must be doing something right. (actually, most of those on both sides of my family live into their 80’/90’s.) Man, some of you are very judgmental & that says more about you than it does her. You’re buying into our society’s B.S.

@VicFix

2 ай бұрын

Then why do you need 700 words to explain it? You only need that much explanation if it's a rationalization or an excuse.

@celestialcircledance

2 ай бұрын

Maybe , but so far you've only mentioned exercise and studies have shown that the diet part of the equation has more of a direct impact on weight .

@HkFinn83

2 ай бұрын

If you can disprove the laws of thermodynamics there’s a Nobel prize waiting for you.

@clrobinson1776

2 ай бұрын

@@HkFinn83 Why you sweet summer child. Bless your heart. Back at ya

Just today I was having some dark thoughts related to my body. This didn't cure me but made me think.

Beautiful! Glad it helped so much! Inipi ceremony is powerful! New age sweat lodge-not traditional Lakota/Plains Native-but it worked for YOU. That’s what matters most. Hugs to you ❤

Notice how all the highest rated comments (which also happen to contain logic) are hidden or pushed to the bottom, and the "YAY SKINNY QUEEN" type comments with almost no likes are at the top.

Thank you for sharing Lieu

Shame can be debilitating and societal pressures to be skinny. Why do you think so many people are shooting up Ozempic despite the health risks 🫵🏻

This comment section is not it…..

*TED TALK SHOULD LEAVE ALL COMMENTS VISIBLE AND NOT GHOST, HIDE, OR REMOVE ANYTHING THAT IS NOT VULGAR. HIDING COMMENTS THAT POINT OUT THE LACK OF LOGIC IN THE VIDEO DOESN'T HELP ANYONE IT ONLY HELPS TED TALK NOT LOOK SILLY FOR PROMOTING NONSENSE.* We come here to learn and improve, that's why even those who don't agree stay subscribed.

Apparently "yay skinny qween!" and "you go girl" are the only comments that don't get deleted on this channel.

As a former smoker I can agree with her logic. My parents smoked, and when my father wanted to change, and took a shortcut pill to stop smoking and then he got a treadmill in the living room, got on it and within 3 days he had a heart attack and died. So me and my mother sit on our porch and avoid physical activity and are proud how our family all smoke and sound like a hand saw when we speak, we've made peace with the problem and enjoy sharing sharing stories of our heritage and remembering my father. ❤

@dsm_796

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

You come from a long line of women who likely had a mummy tummy (this is a proud and endearing term some of my friends use). Our food system is toxic pushing aside the fruits mother earth has provided in favour of the processed food that profit old men in board rooms yet advertised with by models. The 'unnarriageable' term is hideous and toxic, my take is it is about being the best parent you can and an even better grandparent.

Fantástico. Muito grata. Muitas bênçãos. Abraço do 💖

Remember being in shape is fatphopic 🤣

Wonderful. Kindness within, kindness without. ❤

absolutely beautiful story, I’ll start doing this too❤️❤️

Women need to hear this. I know I did. Perfect timing. Thank you Susan

Such a beautiful, heartwarming, positive message to all obese out there ! love it !

Healing through body ✨️ feeling through for freedom for generations to come🙌🏻🫶🏻✌🏻changing my legacy ✨️ 💃🏼one moment at a time ✨️

Emotional explanation indeed

@bluefolder5182

2 ай бұрын

Emotional doesn't equal logical. Her mother died because of surgery, not wanting to be healthy.

Ti ringrazio per aver condiviso questo speech, sto continuando a lottare col pensiero 'i'm not enough, no matter what' e ascoltare il tuo percorso è di ispirazione per continuare a migliorare, certo, mangiare bene e fare esercizio per stare bene, non necessariamente per essere magra

Lift weights, eat healthy, hydrate, get good sleep. That’s how you make peace with being HEALTHY

Incredible, thought provoking TEDxTalk...Thankyou Susan Lieu 💪🌟💎💖 xXx

Nicely explained. It is also good for mental health

@Sunatovasabrina2438

2 ай бұрын

I love you very much ❤❤

@hjthebeliever

2 ай бұрын

You watched a 15 min video in 3 minutes 🩸🔥😹🔥🩸 You must have seen it before it posted.

@igolh11

2 ай бұрын

but bad for physical health

Most of these comments are still about body shaming! Stop it. If you can't say anything nice, then don't say anything at all! These comments are the disappointment!

@aakuster

2 ай бұрын

You're a disappointment

By losing it

Statistically speaking you are normal, almost all girls are normal, and normal girls are very nice and pretty. As a normal man, I love girls. Girls with soft bodies are so beautiful and nice. Girls are so easy to love you have no idea.

💚💚💚

怎麼了 你們不認同和平

Very you and god dealing

我希望你是很好的人

So apparently anything is justifiable as long as you said it in a ted x format 😂

@bluefolder5182

2 ай бұрын

Not so. If it's in favor of women, it's not limited to a Ted Talk. 🤣

❤

Thanks for continuing updates. I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $30,100 per week even though I barely trade myself.

@astridvonderosten8494

2 ай бұрын

I'm in a similar situation where should I look to increase income? Do you have any advice? What did you do? Thank you

@user-dm2lo1iu4v

2 ай бұрын

Well explained. Thank you for bringing up this video. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of society in the country as very few are literate on the subject, thanks to Mrs Olivia Harlow the lady you ones recommended

@JohnMcCain-qw4zl

2 ай бұрын

Alright, thanks for the recommendation, but how do I reach her?

@Dyk949

2 ай бұрын

Trading without professional guide.... Huh, I laugh you because you'll remain where you are or even make huge losses that will stop you from trading. This has beeb one of the biggest problems to new traders.

@douglasrodriguez250

2 ай бұрын

How do I join?

Espero que el Dandy muy pronto pueda vengar la muerte de Diaz

品德

With a white flag - I capitulate!

品德教育

@susanjacobs6461

2 ай бұрын

Wtf😅😅😅😅😅😅

The reason we need a "Women" branch of Ted Talk is because women need to be able to make it about everything else but the problem and an obvious solution that might require effort and taking responsibility. Instead of responsibility we need rationalizing. Instead of common sense we need sad stories to make us tear up and in the end we need to not feel bad about the problem, and not feel any responsibility for ignoring it. The top comment completely unwound her entire dramatic story telling session.

台灣永遠堅持貧德教育

Why am I still even subscribed to this is beyond me

@BasicFolders

2 ай бұрын

OMG my mind was thinking this but I didn't articulate it. 👍

This certainly didn’t go to the right audience… if you don’t like being bigger, then change but don’t put others down just because they don’t want to adhere to your standards. Nobody actually cares about the health of other people, they just don’t like looking at bigger people. If it bothers you, keep it to yourself.

I disagree. I am in the same shape as she is, and it bothers me. The reason it bothers me is because I know I could do better. I could eat better and I could be more physically active. The day it stops bothering me I’m doomed. Not caring is not a victory.

@VicFix

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for posting this again, I see they removed your comment when it got voted to the top. 🤣

@Papagajidomitas

2 ай бұрын

Once i heard someone “Do not trust a man without a visible bicep vein! He lies for himself every day. He want to be in his best shape and choose to do nothing.” How true! This positivity bs is really misleading! They are just do not want to cause emotional distress and for anybody and that’s it. Heavy bullying is shameful, but notice someone is out of shape is evolutionary useful. Lazy people overuse the healthcare from the real ill ones. They selfish not giving their best version to their mates and undisciplined.

@motidivya

2 ай бұрын

She never said to not care... She said to listen to your body.

@strangersontheinternet

2 ай бұрын

If it bothers you then so be it. But this ted talk isn’t talking to you then…

@bekw4366

2 ай бұрын

She's not even that big though? I'm not her size though so idk maybe I'd feel worse if I was heavier like her? I think she looks pretty great :) obviously not model slim but idk she seems pretty average to me, maybe a bit curvy but who cares.

Only if we also stop height and pocket shaming! 😛

Or have some discipline and persistence and actually address your issues

@BasicFolders

2 ай бұрын

HOW DARE YOU!!!! Logic isn't allowed within a 2 mile radius of this channel.

Believe women should be, find the truth. And, this is a horrible example but, shame is there to stop us being worse than we can be. Ted is undoing intelligence...

Are we still pretending this isn't propaganda?

15 minutes of pure copium yet cries the instant you tell her to put down the fork lmao

I have one word… “Salad”

@ZvilgantisKailis

2 ай бұрын

Let's go further... "lifting weights"

@thecritter519

2 ай бұрын

Its not that simple incels, some people that workout and eat healthy have a little bit of a belly (genetic components) especially women because of the yk extra organ we got as well as carrying more weight in general as an adaptation for child rearing Your shallow minded and annoying

@SteveJones379

2 ай бұрын

@@thecritter519 "You're" and yes, there may be a small percentage of women with the issue you describe, but the large percentage just need salad and back away from the table and sweets. Calories in vs calories burned. Simple, but difficult. Most just need to work on their determination.

@thecritter519

2 ай бұрын

@@SteveJones379 its literally not that simple Dont grammar police me on youtube im not writing an essay why would i care? Its not a small percentage of women. We all have a small bump that flattens back out as you go up the abdomen because of our uterus

She still wears clothes hiding the belly she’s telling us to accept.

Is this really what ted has become. Lmao

LOL, how about try healthy food and exercises.

Why go under the knife? Why not rather hit the gym and make progress at your own pace like regular people do?

She's a big deal alright

Eat less!

👎👎

Yeah become even fatter, uglier and unhealthier, but no bodyshaming.