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I was overweight growing up and I've just always had a natural attraction to all things

sugary and sweet and junk food and delicious so I was aware that I was overweight. I was so picked on over it.

That's Tyler Bender. She's just 21 years old, but she is a content creator who's already been thinking about food and

weight and diet culture for quite some time.

So like, my mom was pretty particular to not have juice, like juice, we don't drink our calories.

So if I went to a friend's house

and they had soda or full sugar juice

and caprisons in the fridge, I would go ham. Now Now Tyler no longer struggles with her weight,

but the experience helped inspire some of her most popular videos on Tik-Toc.

They are basically skits of her poking fun at diet culture, especially so-called

almond moms. Now if you're not familiar with this term I wasn't, an almond mom is a

parent who is obsessed with dieting and thinness, sometimes to an unhealthy extent.

The term actually originated on reality television.

This is when a mom on the Real housewives of Beverly Hills encouraged her supermodel daughter to eat a few almonds and then to quote chew them really well.

How are you?

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