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CMV: No is obligated to be attracted to anyone, and people should not be chastised for their preferences.

You see a of this attitude on Tumblr, Facebook, and other social media. Slowly it went from almost exclusively online, to now being more prominent and accepted in the real world. 

With this new brand of activism and "acceptance" it seems as though if you're not attracted to every single variance of the opposite/same sex, you're labeled an asshole, shallow, transphobic, racist, or any other less than favorable terms. I feel it is wrong to berate, reprimand, or otherwise harass people who take preference in their sexual/romantic partners. 

An example of this is the "fat acceptance" movement. I'm attracted to petite women. I don't know why, I just am. I have thus far, never been attracted to an obese woman, as I don't find that body type attractive. My attraction/preference isn't anyone else's business other than my own, and no one should be entitled to me.  The same goes for attraction based on any other variable. CMV.
gpt
You don't have to ask an obese person out or have sex with them, just be respectful. You can still be friends, talk, etc, just don't be a jerk about their weight.

Sometimes, you just need to be tact in life. There's no need to go out of the way to say you aren't attracted to xyz type of person, just keep it to yourself. Some people are very sensitive, and feel the need to gain the acceptance of everyone in every way. All making statements like this does is bother people who are sensitive about their appearance. In life, there's some things you say, and some things it's best to just stay quiet about. There's nothing wrong with not being attracted to certain people, but sometimes you just gotta be politically correct and keep your opinions to yourself.