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Fat people are fucking gross. Chris is fat.
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I see.a course of action to which one has an excessive and irrational commitment
Heh, well, to be fair, I've had lots of meetings that failed to materialize. They sorta blend into each other.Yes. We were going to meet up but you weren't going to be there for a convention until a few weeks after I left. Weed's bad for your memory ~
Albinism?something something fatshaming something something ablism
A life where I got to live an extra 30 years, but had to give up my vices, would be an exceptionally hollow life for me.
Why don't you try exercise? Also, this kind of motivation works for some people.And whenever my mental illnesses flare up, I have an obsessive compulsion to literally eat my feelings away
The OP didn't say give up fattening unhealthy food to lose weight. All you need to do to lose weight is cut down on your unhealthy foods some and exercise. Is 15 minutes of aerobic exercise 5 days a week "giving up your vices" and making your life hollow by extending it by 30 fucking years? Do you know how long that is?
Why don't you try exercise? Also, this kind of motivation works for some people.
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Also, this kind of motivation works for some people.
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Nicole Arbour would also beat a very nice man.Nicole Arbour would fap to this.
Depends on the person.The OP didn't say give up fattening unhealthy food to lose weight. All you need to do to lose weight is cut down on your unhealthy foods some and exercise. Is 15 minutes of aerobic exercise 5 days a week "giving up your vices" and making your life hollow by extending it by 30 fucking years? Do you know how long that is?
If someone is maybe 30 pounds overweight, but they wear it well and are happy with themselves, then yeah, exercising and dieting might be unnecessary.
Nicole Arbour would also beat a very nice man.
Dont be Nicole Arbour
>Fatness in NKoreaLiving in a nation of fatties is the bomb tbh I get completely disproportionate attractiveness points just by not eating myself into a coma every day and having sexier vices.
Oh, I personally don't have a weight problem.Maybe it's just me, but 15 minutes a day for 5 days a week that will likely mean 5-10 years sounds like a steal to me. Why wouldn't you take it? Are you planning on being that miserable for the last 5-10 years of your life? Why would you not choose to exercise if it means you're much much more likely to live a decade longer?
I can't see how you enjoy life so much not to want to change if you don't want to live 10 more years in exchange for 15 minutes a day of exercise.
Is avoiding sweating for 15 minutes a day really worth dying a decade earlier?
>Fatness in NKorea
lol
Katsu talking about eating reminds me of the way my friends & I would brag to each other about eating nothing but an apple for lunch, when we were 15.@KatsuKitty, please educate the poor masses
So, what, just because you can hide most other unhealthy habits from public view means fat people deserve the extra scrutiny just because being fat is something you can't really hide? Seems pretty shitty if you ask me.
Just saying, if you genuinely care about people's health as much as you say you do, you shouldn't use such inflammatory language or try to guilt trip overweight people. Why? Because a lot of us already feel shitty enough as it is.
I'm overweight because I use eating as a coping mechanism for the mental illnesses I have (not going to :powerlevel: too hard here so I'll keep it general). I suffer from severe anxiety and, on occasion, depression and have been on medication for years. My neurosis, combined with the medication I take, have caused me to have a very strange relationship with food; I’ll avoid eating for a long time before binging out on junk food or food that isn’t very nutritious. And whenever my mental illnesses flare up, I have an obsessive compulsion to literally eat my feelings away so I don’t have to confront them; I don’t think I can articulate how hard it is to resist this compulsion. And the worst part is that compulsive eating is still way better than the self-destructive way I used to control my feelings. All of this has resulted in a very vicious circle, where I keep feeling worse and worse about myself, leading to more binging, leading to even lower self-esteem .
As much as dislike the HAES movement for glamorizing my predicament, I also dislike the anti-HAES side for making me feel worse about myself while ostensibly doing so for the sake of my health. And I really don't appreciate you making judgements about my moral character just because of the way I look, saying that I'm ugly, selfish, and indulgent for being overweight. This is exactly what I mean, anti-fat people are doing so much more harm than good by being so judgemental and condescending instead of actually trying to understand why people overeat and how they can deal with the underlying problems that drive them to do so.
Not "supposed to be" by what metric? I mean, you could reasonably argue that the human body is not supposed to engage in anal sex.
I don't like martial arts. I don't like skiing, hiking, climbing or motorcycles. (I really can't survive in the sticks, I prefer urban environments.)
The monk thing was just an example. I was trying to illustrate that I have different goals in life. Let's say in lieu of being a monk, I wanted to trade off a few years in exchange for a few more indulgences. So instead I'm dying at 90, but having a little more fun. Or what about 80 and a lot more fun? What about 70 and having the fucking time of my life?
My whole point is that a person's choices in life are highly personal. I love my vices. I enjoy life. It's certainly not the same life that Scott Glenn has, but I enjoy it nevertheless.
A life where I got to live an extra 30 years, but had to give up my vices, would be an exceptionally hollow life for me.