Do you dislike FAT PEOPLE?

[Longbowman]

It's not politically correct to critique people who are too thin. They "can't help it". They have a "mental disorder". We need to help them get healthy
Fat people? They're just lazy pigs!

Fat people are lazy pigs, I know loads of them and it's always true. Whereas the people (two) I know with anorexia are genuinely mentally ill.

Of course I'm not attracted to either, but let's be clear about this distinction.

[Richmondbread]

Fat people are lazy pigs, I know loads of them and it's always true. Whereas the people (two) I know with anorexia are genuinely mentally ill.

Of course I'm not attracted to either, but let's be clear about this distinction.

Why are anorexic people "mentally ill" but overweight people couldn't possibly have a mental illness or addiction problem? It's always fat people are lazy. We aren't any more lazy than you are.

[arkas]

Why are anorexic people "mentally ill" but overweight people couldn't possibly have a mental illness or addiction problem? It's always fat people are lazy. We aren't any more lazy than you are.

There are some mentally ill fat people, but as a general rule that is not the majority, whilst it is the majority of those suffering from anorexia. I think it's just certain personality types that are more likely to indulge in overeating and the unfortunate over abundance in availability of super unhealthy foods mean that there's so many fat people nowaday. They aren't all mentally ill but partially a victim of circumstance and their own lack of self control/laziness.

[Richmondbread]

There are some mentally ill fat people, but as a general rule that is not the majority, whilst it is the majority of those suffering from anorexia. I think it's just certain personality types that are more likely to indulge in overeating and the unfortunate over abundance in availability of super unhealthy foods mean that there's so many fat people nowadays, they aren't all mentally ill but partially a victim of circumstance and their own lack of self control/laziness.

I'm just trying to understand the logic. People who overeat are just disgusting and lazy. People that undereat are mentally ill? That's just an excuse. What if we treated underweight people the same way we treat fat people? People would be up in arms. It's okay to bully fat people because they deserve it. But underweight people are just victims and we need to coddle them. Ironically, both overweight and underweight people have the same issue.

[arkas]

I'm just trying to understand the logic. People who overeat are just disgusting and lazy. People that undereat are mentally ill? That's just an excuse. What if we treated underweight people the same way we treat fat people? People would be up in arms. It's okay to bully fat people because they deserve it. But underweight people are just victims and we need to coddle them. Ironically, both overweight and underweight people have the same issue.

Anorexia is a recognised mental illness, people with the disorder soley do it out of fear of gaining weight. It is different, a better comparison would be fat people vs malnourished people in third world countries.

Also, do you really think coddling overweight people will help them?

[Longbowman]

Why are anorexic people "mentally ill" but overweight people couldn't possibly have a mental illness or addiction problem? It's always fat people are lazy. We aren't any more lazy than you are.

1) Lazy isn't the word. Ill-disciplined is the word. You are much more poorly disciplined than I am. As discipline and laziness correlate it is likely you are also lazier but this is not necessarily the case.
2) You are also much more poorly disciplined than a person with anorexia. If you'd ever met one you'd understand that. Anorexics regulate their entire lives down to the bone. You regulate nothing.

Anorexia and being a fat shit are not analogous. I have fat relatives and anorexic relatives and it's easy to tell.

When an anorexic goes to hospital, it is not even possible to feed them like a normal person because their body rejects the food. When a fat person decides to stop eating (miracle of miracles!), by good fortune their body is able to survive handily on all the spare fucking calories they've been carrying around with them, even if their tummies rumble a bit.

[Joso]

Fuck yeah I dislike them lol .

God damn fat people, always searching for some sympathy from others for their state, while in fact IT IS THEIR FAULT in 90% of cases, I repeat; in 90% of cases.

Also I noticed one thing trough my life; if you're not ok with fat people about their state, they become very mean, and I mean very very mean, it's same with short people, I guess they're angry because they're short so they hit hardest on basketball court, anyway, this is about fat people, I honestly dislike them, I can be ok with fat person, but in general I dislike them, and pleaseeeee, don't act now like you dont care, god damn hypocrites all of you haahah

Of course i hate them!!

No, seriously why will i hate fat people?? "hate" would be very extreme to begin wich, "dislike" would also be irrational, in the maximum i would just think that they don't have much self control but that doesn't necessarly emans they are bad persons

And you what about short people? I am short and i like miself the way i am so no, i am not mean to the other because of it

Your post was a bit strange, pls tell me you are just kidding

[Richmondbread]

fat people live longer. You want to be 10% body fat. We need at leat 5% body fat to even be alive and breathing. If you want to harm yourself that way, but it's just as dangerous being too lean as it is being too fat.

[Gründig]

fat people live longer. You want to be 10% body fat. We need at leat 5% body fat to even be alive and breathing. If you want to harm yourself that way, but it's just as dangerous being too lean as it is being too fat.

why are you trying to justify being overweight? no ones saying you need to be a toothpick...

[Lafaur]

I dislike fat people who embrace their fatness, I dislike skinny people who embrace their skinniness