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What if Destiny stayed with Amber?
they'd both still be fat
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What if Destiny stayed with Amber?
This is the thing that made me 100% sure she’s lying purposefully today. If she’s not going to admit it because it’s a lie, why the fuck not just get on the scale? Taking more energy to address the “lah” than it would take to film her on a scale is what makes me absolutely certain she’s over 600 elbees if not super close.One word in regard to her weight...
Laaaaaah.
600+ no matter how much bullshit she tries to wrap around it. Get on the scales and prove me wrong, Hamber.
Ain't no weigh in coming now or in the immediate future. But keep pretending about that 572.4 as long as you can.
Delusional.
I want Ambre over 600 lbs, then 700 lbs., etc... she's a freak show killing herself for our enjoyment. If she loses weight or becomes stagnant long enough, her channel will die after people get their virtue signaling "You go girl!" bullshit out pretending they care about her. There's zero other reason to watch Amber, she's boring and stupid.
Why? There's nothing to her other than her being a fat freakshow. She has no interests, no hobbies, no skills, she can speak intelligently about absolutely nothing. If you take away the freakshow factor, what's left? Hauls of cheap garbage? Talking about how she's a lesbian?I dunno...I've always believed that if she was successful in losing weight, she'd be even more popular and raking in millions.
Why? There's nothing to her other than her being a fat freakshow. She has no interests, no hobbies, no skills, she can speak intelligently about absolutely nothing. If you take away the freakshow factor, what's left? Hauls of cheap garbage? Talking about how she's a lesbian?
I actually do not care if she is 600 lbs or not. For her height, she need to be 170 lbs or under to have a BMI of less than 30. That should be her goal, not just losing 25 to 50 lbs. She should do it with the help of medical specialists. Losing 50 lbs won’t solve her lymphoma, or other ailments she is having now. Any injuries at her weight might disable her completely if it does not kill her first.
Most people would support her if she had a realistic plan. We all know that it would not be easy, but she would have a lot of positive comments and supports in her journey.
But, we have daft resolutions rehashing previous year ones, providing haphazard diet plans that will never work for her.
I dunno...I've always believed that if she was successful in losing weight, she'd be even more popular and raking in millions.
People tend to like success stories and find them inspiring. Amberlynn became popular because she came across as some sweet honest girl sharing her life and her weight loss "journey". A lot of the "haydurs" used to support her until it was gradually revealed that she was full of shit.
And possibly a hunchback, depending on how irreparably fucked her spine is.If she lost weight she'd remain popular as clickbait and because she'd look like a deflated parachute.
I dunno...I've always believed that if she was successful in losing weight, she'd be even more popular and raking in millions.
Build a reputation as a liar, admit you're a liar; specifically about your weight & it should come as no surprise that no one is simply going to take your word for it.
Nobody WANTS you to be over 600 pounds. But you clearly are. Maybe you should start with telling the truth about that to start off the new year. You don't seem to understand how stupid you sound, whining about "how proud" you are of the progress you claim to have made but how nobody believes you when you say it, when a weigh in showing that supposed progress would shut up the haydurs.
How long does it take before you look in the mirror & don't see a fat person?
Yes, all mythical because I don't think she gives a shit about anything but when her next feeding session is BUT if maintaining her channel size & growing it through weight loss was a real concern - that would be a way to approach it.
I've always thought that if Amberlynn was less narcissistic and more willing to be honest and open about her life it would make for some compelling viewing. Shows like MSHPL show WLS from a very skewed perspective; what the viewer sees is very much about what the TLC production and editing teams chose to show. There's a lot of the really typical 'lazy-stupid-fat-pig' bias at play in the show, and while many of the show's participants definitely fit the tropes, it's a shame that they chose not to delve into the relationships that many seriously broken and damaged people have with food addiction,I see an "opening" now in the realm of weight loss videos & shows. If she got her shit together, she could easily slide into that open slot. The TV programs show a brief bit of what got people to that weight but focus mainly on the months leading up to the surgery, the procedure part, then typically 6 - 12 months later where MOST enjoy a reasonable amount of success.
YouTube is full of ALs, Chantals, Slatons, Amys, Jens,etc. We watch & get a better understanding of HOW people get to My 600 Lb. Life territory.
What has been glossed over is further down the success road. How long does it take before you look in the mirror & don't see a fat person? It would be enjoyable to watch AL or the others walk into a regular clothing store & derive genuine & honest excitement over the world of clothing possibilities a normal size brings. Vlog a holiday where she only has to worry about the normal concerns anyone has travelling - missed connections, etc. rather than worry if she'll fit in the elevator.
Imagine her deciding to help maintain her weight loss by undergoing a sensible fitness program - starting with walking & simple stuff for balance, endurance, flexibility & stamina. If she set targets, (running a 5 K or eventually further), showed how she's working towards it & vlogs a race or something, she could, (assuming she chooses to improve her production values), pick up a new & potentially huge audience.
Yes, all mythical because I don't think she gives a shit about anything but when her next feeding session is BUT if maintaining her channel size & growing it through weight loss was a real concern - that would be a way to approach it.
Added: She could also gain a lot of views if she addressed the medical issues she was left with after weight loss. Those are mentioned but often glossed over in weight loss TV programming. Not just skin removal but how about organ function? What permanent damage was done to various systems & are there 'work arounds' she can employ? THAT sort of stuff might gain her a much larger audience... if she kept it honest.
I see an "opening" now in the realm of weight loss videos & shows. If she got her shit together, she could easily slide into that open slot. The TV programs show a brief bit of what got people to that weight but focus mainly on the months leading up to the surgery, the procedure part, then typically 6 - 12 months later where MOST enjoy a reasonable amount of success.
YouTube is full of ALs, Chantals, Slatons, Amys, Jens,etc. We watch & get a better understanding of HOW people get to My 600 Lb. Life territory.
What has been glossed over is further down the success road. How long does it take before you look in the mirror & don't see a fat person? It would be enjoyable to watch AL or the others walk into a regular clothing store & derive genuine & honest excitement over the world of clothing possibilities a normal size brings. Vlog a holiday where she only has to worry about the normal concerns anyone has travelling - missed connections, etc. rather than worry if she'll fit in the elevator.
Imagine her deciding to help maintain her weight loss by undergoing a sensible fitness program - starting with walking & simple stuff for balance, endurance, flexibility & stamina. If she set targets, (running a 5 K or eventually further), showed how she's working towards it & vlogs a race or something, she could, (assuming she chooses to improve her production values), pick up a new & potentially huge audience.
Yes, all mythical because I don't think she gives a shit about anything but when her next feeding session is BUT if maintaining her channel size & growing it through weight loss was a real concern - that would be a way to approach it.
Added: She could also gain a lot of views if she addressed the medical issues she was left with after weight loss. Those are mentioned but often glossed over in weight loss TV programming. Not just skin removal but how about organ function? What permanent damage was done to various systems & are there 'work arounds' she can employ? THAT sort of stuff might gain her a much larger audience... if she kept it honest.
Sorry - downed them all before writing that post... LOL
Note I said MYTHICAL towards the end. A smart person genuinely looking to drop the weight & improve their health might start thinking along those lines over the couple of years they needed to lose the weight.
We're talking about AL; so it ain't gonna happen.
I think she’d be a lot less popular. A main factor in the hilarity is that she thinks she’s an inspurashunnn, and the fact that she started out as a weight loss channel yet has managed to gain over 200 pounds. If she was just a fat gorl vlogger I doubt she would have her own special forum on the farms.Okay, fine, but what if she never claimed to be on any kind of weight loss journey? Wouldn't people at least respect her more?