[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Beast27195 wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Stronghold wrote:
Wow…people like you need to pretty much keep the trap shut more so than the obese people in the world. While a lot of obese people I’ve encountered do make excuses and such, at least they’re not overtly rude, ignorant, and offensive. And yes, sometimes mental issues do play a part in obesity, as I myself struggle with depression, and during some of my bouts, I’ve found myself eating a lot more out of compulsion and comfort. I, unlike the subject of this discussion, recognized that I needed to fix that. That’s why I am in therapy. Coming from a family where drug and alcohol abuse, as well as obesity is prevalent, I refuse to let myself go that badly. Not everyone is going to have the same degree of motivation/dedication/whathaveyou as I or most others. I don’t agree with “Fat Rights” however, I’m not going to be offensive about my stance, either.
blow me. im not going to sugar coat everything so you dont get you feelings hurt. its so rediculous that people can even form thought trains like this to defend fat people. this shit is going too far. everyone who has failed wants some kind of excuse so they dont have to feel bad and can mask their failure with a false sense of acceptance. my god, you ate your fucking face off…why should i feel sorry for you at all? i hope they have a fat-rights rally here or something so i can go there with signs of starving children. im not trying to come off as coarse or whatever, but seriously, when theres people making rediculous requests like wanting obesisty to have its own set of “rights” im not going to take to that kindly.
life is what you make of it. make solutions, not excuses. remember that shit, and motivate yourself to be someone.
this is a bodybuilding website. bodybuilding is the epitome of discipline, hardwork, and dedication. dont bring this shit here and expect any sympathy whatsoever.
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Wow, you’re quite the class act.
Nobody (here anyways) is defending the poor choices made by the majority of the obese. The point is that some people have underlying circumstances and are not deserving of the stereotypes that are being thrown around here. Yes they have problems and they aren’t perfect. As long as they are not trying to justify this poor behavior as being ok, you have no reason to ridicule anybody.