Current Events > It's your fault if you're fat.

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Not if it's the result of medication, old anti-psychotics and even anti-depressants have nasty weight gain side effects.
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L0Z posted...

knuxnole posted...

L0Z posted...

knuxnole posted...

Nope I refuse to stop eating mcdonalds

It's ok to be unhealthy. Being fit is overrated and requires too much hard work lmao

Its not much work. After the first month it just becomes routine and as addictive as alcoholism, just like your eating and not exercising became routine and addictive.

Don't you like have to change your lifestyle?

I'm very picky with food and hate to work hard so if it's easy and effortless I'm ok with it. As long as it requires 0 effort, 0 thought and doesn't stop me from doing everything I love. Since the most important thing to me is me, me, me being happy.

yeah but the lifestyle change should only take a month of it being difficult

It would involve too much change. Don't you have to keep up with it? As long as it doesn't change the things I like to eat and how I don't like to work hard and how I love to be sedentary.
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-Gavirulax- posted...

Lo_Ping posted...

Coming from someone that is overweight, yes I agree. If youre fat its no ones fault but your own. Im fat, but Im taking steps to correct it. Ive almost lost 30lbs since October.

Day 1) October 16: 230lbs
Day 7) October 23: 225lbs
Day 14) October 30: 220lbs
Day 21) November 6: 218lbs
Day 28) November 13: 216.4
Day 35) November 20: 214.6
Day 42) November 27: 213.4
Day 49) December 4: 211.2
Day 56) December 11: 207.8
Day 63) December 18: 208.2
Day 70) December 25: 207.2
Day 77) January 1: 205.8
Day 84) January 8: 204.0
Day 91) January 15: 203.0

Well done bro.
Fat shaming is a good thing imo.

Fat shaming makes no sense, especially if you choose to be fat.
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JOSGABRIEL posted...

What about people with Cushing's disease? Or with diseases where they have to take steroids frequently?

Also people with hypothyroidism which is pretty common?

Those people should just die
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Its definitely easier for some people to gain weight faster than others, but at the end of the day, pretty much anyone could lose weight or gain muscle or whatever. If someone is okay with being fat or skinny or whatever though, more power to them, no one has to change their lifestyle if they don't want to.

I feel like part of it for a lot of people is using food as a coping mechanism in response to their emotions, similar to a drug/alcohol addiction. Yes, those things are each a person's fault, but there are lots of services designed to help people get rid of drug addiction by using better coping mechanisms, etc. but less services designed to help people with emotional eating/their weight/etc. I feel like it should be looked at in a similar way to drug addiction.

-Gavirulax- posted...

knuxnole posted...

-Gavirulax- posted...

Lo_Ping posted...

Coming from someone that is overweight, yes I agree. If youre fat its no ones fault but your own. Im fat, but Im taking steps to correct it. Ive almost lost 30lbs since October.

Day 1) October 16: 230lbs
Day 7) October 23: 225lbs
Day 14) October 30: 220lbs
Day 21) November 6: 218lbs
Day 28) November 13: 216.4
Day 35) November 20: 214.6
Day 42) November 27: 213.4
Day 49) December 4: 211.2
Day 56) December 11: 207.8
Day 63) December 18: 208.2
Day 70) December 25: 207.2
Day 77) January 1: 205.8
Day 84) January 8: 204.0
Day 91) January 15: 203.0

Well done bro.
Fat shaming is a good thing imo.

Fat shaming makes no sense, especially if you choose to be fat.

It makes sense as long as people are ashamed by it, glorification of obesity is the truly dark thing, nothing normal about it and likely a strain on everyone around them. Very selfish.

I'm a selfish person, which is a good quality to have

Most people aren't ashamed, and are proud
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-Gavirulax- posted...

It makes sense as long as people are ashamed by it, glorification of obesity is the truly dark thing, nothing normal about it and likely a strain on everyone around them. Very selfish.

Are you saying that glorifiers of obese (like 600+ pound people) are strains on everyone, or that all obese people are a strain? I could argue against the latter even though it's true that old obese people (and I'm sure some young ones) put a strain on health insurance premiums, etc.

As someone that use to be fat I agree
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foreverzero212 posted...

Zurkon posted...

*yawn*

Look at it fat people are easily exhausted.

Lol