@JennyGa I guess we should shame everyone who has an autoimmune disease like diabetes, arthritis, lupus, etc. Those people aren’t healthy and according to your thoughts extends the pandemic 🙄
A pretty good rule of thumb is never make a comment about another person’s appearance that they can’t change in 15 seconds. Spinach in their teeth? Go for it. A dryer sheet stuck to their pants? Let them know! Something weird stuck in their hair? Help them get it out. Otherwise keep your damn mouth shut! It’s really that easy.
@ProdigalSummer I don't need to tell you, such genius that you think you are. That hurling random unfounded psychiatric diagnosis at people because you are basically a disagreeable person is what's best described as borderline social incompetence.
Then when you add profanity to that class act of yours it becomes more like a sign of a foul mouthed gutter slag.
And that's just the part that you allowed to hang out in the internet for all the world to observe. You're probably even nastier in real life. A gigantic lard assed nasty snail track laying river pig that no self respecting person would want to be seen in a family photo with.
You asked for it when you called me names. Now go stick that tiny dick of yours up your own ass.
@justanothername was it my decision not to wear a mask during the heart of the pandemic? No. They are putting themselves at greater risk and thus extending the pandemic by being in the state they are in. So it’s everyone’s business
@JennyGa this makes no sense. How is someone being fat putting you at risk? The people that are extending the pandemic are those that don’t follow public health guidelines and don’t get vaccinated.
@JennyGa tf? Being fat does not cause the virus nor does it lengthen the time it stays around. I think you mean the unvaccinnated. Which now make up 90 percent of new cases and could lead to a worse mutation. Now if you could infect someone with fatness you might have a point. But you can't and dont. Also I'm tired of this cause it always leads to a slippery slope. Many normal weight people are called fat. Even people underweight have been called fat. Society is constantly moving the goalposts and therefore anyone with this opinion can go fuck themselves.
@canusernamebemyusername Nice. I see that you’ve used profanity in your argument. You must really know what you’re talking about.
From the CDC website
And the link to an article listing obesity as a high risk pre existing condition for Covid. https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/pregnancy-obesity-cancer-heres-what-qualifies-as-a-high-risk-condition-for-covid-vaccines-in-illinois-expanded-phase-1b/2434768/
This is one of those things that has too many criterias to be able to judge accurately.
Some people are just big, they have the stocky body type. Some have conditions,,some its just ignorance or even poverty that encourages them to eat badly.
But I think there is a point that if you can't get out of bed, or wash and dress yourself...then its a problem that needs fixing.
Thing is ....everyone can see if someone is addicted to food.
But they can't see addiction to shopping, or gambling or being a violent spouse.
@SteelHands wow! I can speak from my experience, that I know someone just like this. They were bought stuff to make them happy, never told off doing wrong . Never made to confront tjeir feelings or wrong doing . And now I see that they never emotionally grew up .
When things get hard they run away, they lie and cheat to get out of responsibility or accountability.
Its not fair that there are people that get to be parents , but shouldn't be allowed to be .
I watch 600lb life and there’s literally always some type of trauma that spirals into a food addiction. Be kind. Mind your business. Worry about yourself.
I think it's a misinterpretation. I'm not judging anyone, as I could stand to drop a few pounds myself. However, if someone looks like the people above, it becomes a health concern. "Shame" really doesn't enter into the equation. If it's a friend or relative, be supportive of their efforts. My now exwife struggled with her weight(it WAS a health problem) and I stood by her as she lost nearly 70 pounds. It was causing a circulatory issue and was nothing to mess with. For someone to look in the mirror and not see a problem...that's another issue entirely. But, I'd never "shame" anyone.
