Plus-Sized Woman Feels Shamed After Coworker Asks Her If She Wants To Go For A Walk At Lunch

A plus-sized woman said she felt shamed by a coworker who asked her to go for a walk, and when she declined, called her lazy. The interaction speaks to the larger issue of fatphobia, which is creating a mental health crisis.

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