And saying things like that is exactly why obese people have so much trouble having the confidence to start losing weight. And no, it is not as easy as you are suggesting. We live in an era of processed foods and food deserts where people are so overworked and often with such long commutes that they don’t have the energy or the time to cook a healthy meal when they get home.
Telling those people to stop shoving burgers in their mouth doesn’t help anything.
Also, and I can’t believe this is the second time I’ve had to say this to someone today- have you ever been insulted into making a lifestyle change? I sure haven’t.
Thanks for confirming my opinion that fatties are fat because they are lazy and have no willpower.
“I work too much this is why I am stuffing my face full of burgers for breakfast” is a phrase nobody should be allowed to say without getting absolutely ridiculed for saying it.
Imagine saying that to someone who works shifts at a steel mill lmao.
have you ever been insulted into making a lifestyle change? I sure haven’t.
Your mistake is thinking I give a fuck whether they stop shoving burgers in their mouth at every opportunity. I’m not their therapist nor personal lifestyle assistant. But if they want the mocking to stop, there’s only one solution.
And saying things like that is exactly why obese people have so much trouble having the confidence to start losing weight. And no, it is not as easy as you are suggesting. We live in an era of processed foods and food deserts where people are so overworked and often with such long commutes that they don’t have the energy or the time to cook a healthy meal when they get home.
Telling those people to stop shoving burgers in their mouth doesn’t help anything.
Also, and I can’t believe this is the second time I’ve had to say this to someone today- have you ever been insulted into making a lifestyle change? I sure haven’t.
Thanks for confirming my opinion that fatties are fat because they are lazy and have no willpower.
“I work too much this is why I am stuffing my face full of burgers for breakfast” is a phrase nobody should be allowed to say without getting absolutely ridiculed for saying it.
Imagine saying that to someone who works shifts at a steel mill lmao.
Your mistake is thinking I give a fuck whether they stop shoving burgers in their mouth at every opportunity. I’m not their therapist nor personal lifestyle assistant. But if they want the mocking to stop, there’s only one solution.
My reply got deleted by a mod so this discussion is over.
Enjoy your breakfast burgers.