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How do you view fat people?

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Lazy or genetic misfortune?

I cannot stand fat people, most are heavy out of pure lack of motivation. But time after time they cry gentetic misfortune and then down a coke and fries.
 
Sweet_Bitch said:
Have you ever been fat? Define fat...
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I have never been fat but viewing heavier people over the years and as a PT for 4 years their attitude is often poor twords losing weight.
 
Lazy and gluttonous.

Once in a while you find a few that really have a positive attitude about becoming healthy. Few and far between though.
 
I view them as fat.
 
i dont care if someone is fat and doesnt care.. i hate when people are fat and complain about it nonstop like there is nothing they can do about it.. when in fact most could if they put real effort into it.

i dont like that in anyone though.. people with no money but wont work hard

people that hate there job but wont quit or try to change

people that hate there bf/gf but wont break up..

etc..
 
That's true, most "fat" people don't seem to care too much about doing something about it. But what you see as not caring is more typically a defeatist attitude. It's very hard for someone over-weight to loose weight mainly because it's a LONG process and they are easily discouraged. It's weakness of character more then it is laziness.
 
As people who will drop dead 20 years early thinning out the heard.
 
Judo Tom said:
i dont care if someone is fat and doesnt care.. i hate when people are fat and complain about it nonstop like there is nothing they can do about it.. when in fact most could if they put real effort into it.

i dont like that in anyone though.. people with no money but wont work hard

people that hate there job but wont quit or try to change

people that hate there bf/gf but wont break up..

etc..
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I think you've said it best.
 
The Greatest said:
Lazy or genetic misfortune?

I cannot stand fat people, most are heavy out of pure lack of motivation. But time after time they cry gentetic misfortune and then down a coke and fries.
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But I have to ask, WHy is that you can't stand them? It's their choice to not exercise and diet and be fat. Some very rich people are fat, so they are not totally lazy. On the other hand, you have someone like me who is dedicated to fitness but otherwise pretty lazy. I hope people don't say that about me, that they can't stand me because I'm not driven to get rich. If they do, fuck em'. I don't think it's necessarily being lazy as much as it is where you place your values.

Wait, wait. I have to recant that statement. I'm not lazy overall, but I tend to get distracted very easily and I have circumstances beyond my control that hold me back.
 
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I used to be fat.. and i guess i'm not to keen on fat ppl now. If they take care of thmelseves and dress for their shape.. still maintain appearance.. I'm fine
 
biteme said:
But I have to ask, WHy is that you can't stand them? It's their choice to not exercise and diet and be fat. Some very rich people are fat, so they are not totally lazy. On the other hand, you have someone like me who is dedicated to fitness but otherwise pretty lazy. I hope people don't say that about me, that they can't stand me because I'm not driven to get rich. If they do, fuck em'. I don't think it's necessarily being lazy as much as it is where you place your values.
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I guess it's a flaw of mine, I just don't understand why they don't care about their bodies more.
 
I used to view them all as lazy. Now i'm 40 and my metabolism has slowed tremendously I see it differently. I've been tryin to lose 30 lbs for the last year.
 
Dial_tone said:
I used to view them all as lazy. Now i'm 40 and my metabolism has slowed tremendously I see it differently. I've been tryin to lose 30 lbs for the last year.
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Yep. Gaining weight is very easy now. I just got back from a 2 mile run, I'm gonna have to do at least an average of twice of week if I want to keep lean. Need to do it anyway. I've gained an inch in my waistline over the past few months and I'm gonna get that shit off.
 
hardrock said:
from a distance is best.
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LOL. I really think it's unfortunate that people will let themselves get that way. Some people are just born to be heavy, but not all of them live the lifestyle of a fatass. I've seen heavy people come across the line in marathons before my ex-wife, who is a ripped personal trainer. The ones that have given up on life, ride those fat-piece-of-shit carts through the grocery store as they eat fried chicken they bought at the deli because they couldn't wait to get home, stuffing candy in their fat kids' faces because misery loves company, who wonder "why me?" as they watch Dr. Phil with a tub of rocky road in their moo moo make me so fucking mad I want to throw them off of a building and watch them explode like a water balloon. Whew! Nice run-on sentence. I guess it all depends.
 
Here's my story...

I weighed 130-135 for years-high school and for 3 years out of high school. I moved to a new state and put on 60 lbs. How? I don't really know. I never ate all that well, was no less active here then I was there. I just started putting it on and I didn't even realize it for a long time. I never weighed myself much and the first time I stepped on a scale out here and realized I'd out on series weight I about died. I was depressed, I drank A LOT, I ate out quite a bit. But I lived on Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Hamburger Helper, and pasta before-so why did it matter so much now. I did stop going to the gym, but I only went a couple/three days a week land although I worked out pretty good,I wasn't killing myself. I dropped about 15 lbs a year ago and had kept it off for awhile. THen it started coming back. Now I'm in "fitness" mode. I've cleaned up diet by 110% and I'm starting to work out again. I'm on Clen and Thermo something or other. I do cardio 3/4 days a week, but haven't started lifting yet. I dropped 10 lbs in my first 2 weeks-pretty encouraging although probably wasn't losing any real weight. Now I'm not losing any thing numbers wise, but my clothes are still getting bigger. (That's good) But I get so discouraged sooooo easily. I look around and see all the thin people and get so upset that I look the way I do. And I don't look all that bad. I'm a little thick, but to look at me, you wouldn't say "She's fucking fat." But it's really hard, even though I am focused and driven.

My point is this...it's way easier to gain it then it is to take it off. Give us thick people who are really trying some slack:)
 
Sweet_Bitch said:
Here's my story...

I weighed 130-135 for years-high school and for 3 years out of high school. I moved to a new state and put on 60 lbs. How? I don't really know. I never ate all that well, was no less active here then I was there. I just started putting it on and I didn't even realize it for a long time. I never weighed myself much and the first time I stepped on a scale out here and realized I'd out on series weight I about died. I was depressed, I drank A LOT, I ate out quite a bit. But I lived on Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Hamburger Helper, and pasta before-so why did it matter so much now. I did stop going to the gym, but I only went a couple/three days a week land although I worked out pretty good,I wasn't killing myself. I dropped about 15 lbs a year ago and had kept it off for awhile. THen it started coming back. Now I'm in "fitness" mode. I've cleaned up diet by 110% and I'm starting to work out again. I'm on Clen and Thermo something or other. I do cardio 3/4 days a week, but haven't started lifting yet. I dropped 10 lbs in my first 2 weeks-pretty encouraging although probably wasn't losing any real weight. Now I'm not losing any thing numbers wise, but my clothes are still getting bigger. (That's good) But I get so discouraged sooooo easily. I look around and see all the thin people and get so upset that I look the way I do. And I don't look all that bad. I'm a little thick, but to look at me, you wouldn't say "She's fucking fat." But it's really hard, even though I am focused and driven.

My point is this...it's way easier to gain it then it is to take it off. Give us thick people who are really trying some slack:)
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Great story!! I think as women we all go through periods of gaining 10 lbs, losing 5, gaining 5, you know.

This thread is not addressed towards people who are trying to lose the weight and are just a little bit overweight and struggling.

It is directed towards the lazy, unmotivated fat people who complain and who have every excuse in the book as to why they look the way they look.

I do not see you in this category...just keep at it and your hard work and dedication will help you to persevere.

Good luck!
 
Sweet_Bitch said:
Here's my story...

I weighed 130-135 for years-high school and for 3 years out of high school. I moved to a new state and put on 60 lbs. How? I don't really know. I never ate all that well, was no less active here then I was there. I just started putting it on and I didn't even realize it for a long time. I never weighed myself much and the first time I stepped on a scale out here and realized I'd out on series weight I about died. I was depressed, I drank A LOT, I ate out quite a bit. But I lived on Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Hamburger Helper, and pasta before-so why did it matter so much now. I did stop going to the gym, but I only went a couple/three days a week land although I worked out pretty good,I wasn't killing myself. I dropped about 15 lbs a year ago and had kept it off for awhile. THen it started coming back. Now I'm in "fitness" mode. I've cleaned up diet by 110% and I'm starting to work out again. I'm on Clen and Thermo something or other. I do cardio 3/4 days a week, but haven't started lifting yet. I dropped 10 lbs in my first 2 weeks-pretty encouraging although probably wasn't losing any real weight. Now I'm not losing any thing numbers wise, but my clothes are still getting bigger. (That's good) But I get so discouraged sooooo easily. I look around and see all the thin people and get so upset that I look the way I do. And I don't look all that bad. I'm a little thick, but to look at me, you wouldn't say "She's fucking fat." But it's really hard, even though I am focused and driven.

My point is this...it's way easier to gain it then it is to take it off. Give us thick people who are really trying some slack:)
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never feel discouraged..who gives a shit what other people think..you cant think about those things otherwise one day when ur having a bad day ull revert back to your old habits..we all have our weaknesses...those that work on them are te ones who persevere!!!!
 
as no competition.

imo its everyones responsibility to themselves to stay in a healthy weight range, as much as it is to get an education/job etc. grossly fat people are just unbalanced as people, and need to think about their priorities. apart from that theyre just people.
 
absolutely LAZY ASSHOLES
 
Sweet_Bitch said:
That's true, most "fat" people don't seem to care too much about doing something about it. But what you see as not caring is more typically a defeatist attitude. It's very hard for someone over-weight to loose weight mainly because it's a LONG process and they are easily discouraged. It's weakness of character more then it is laziness.
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The weakness of character is laziness.
 
Sweet_Bitch said:
Here's my story...

I weighed 130-135 for years-high school and for 3 years out of high school. I moved to a new state and put on 60 lbs. How? I don't really know. I never ate all that well, was no less active here then I was there. I just started putting it on and I didn't even realize it for a long time. I never weighed myself much and the first time I stepped on a scale out here and realized I'd out on series weight I about died. I was depressed, I drank A LOT, I ate out quite a bit. But I lived on Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Hamburger Helper, and pasta before-so why did it matter so much now. I did stop going to the gym, but I only went a couple/three days a week land although I worked out pretty good,I wasn't killing myself. I dropped about 15 lbs a year ago and had kept it off for awhile. THen it started coming back. Now I'm in "fitness" mode. I've cleaned up diet by 110% and I'm starting to work out again. I'm on Clen and Thermo something or other. I do cardio 3/4 days a week, but haven't started lifting yet. I dropped 10 lbs in my first 2 weeks-pretty encouraging although probably wasn't losing any real weight. Now I'm not losing any thing numbers wise, but my clothes are still getting bigger. (That's good) But I get so discouraged sooooo easily. I look around and see all the thin people and get so upset that I look the way I do. And I don't look all that bad. I'm a little thick, but to look at me, you wouldn't say "She's fucking fat." But it's really hard, even though I am focused and driven.

My point is this...it's way easier to gain it then it is to take it off. Give us thick people who are really trying some slack:)
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pics baby pics :p :p
 
I feel bad for fat children who don't know any better and just eat what their parent feed them. McDonalds and Burker King are not what you should be feeding your children.

My gf's 12 year old sister is about 40-50 lbs overweight. She's just getting to that age when she'll basically be outcasted for it too. I feel really bad for her. Her parents still neglect her and feed her shit. Fuckin assholes.
 
I was on a street car one day and I saw some obese mother force feeding her son french fries (he was already pretty obese too). For some it's just a lack of education, Obesity is heavily related to social economic class.

I can see how fat people can be lazy - slower metabolisms, poor insulin sensitivity etc. I also found fat people to be more mopey and whiny about their disposition. I try not to judge on looks alone but subconsciously things are probably going on.
 
my roommate doesn't eat worse than the average person, yet weighs close to 250 lbs @ 6'1. I took him to the gym started about a month ago and he's benching 80 pounds (just to give you an idea how much muscle mass is on that frame) I was shocked.

I don't think it's his diet so much as the amount of beer this kid drinks. 4-5x a week he'll drink a 24 pack, some days it's worse. And he wonders why he's fat????
 
The Greatest said:
Lazy or genetic misfortune?

I cannot stand fat people, most are heavy out of pure lack of motivation. But time after time they cry gentetic misfortune and then down a coke and fries.
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FAT = Undisciplined and Lazy... dont even like having fat friends
 
I would like to think that I am not so shallow that I would make fun of people that feel like shit because everyone makes fun of how fat they are, but c'mon you fatties, at least do it for your health

Whiskey
 
I look at them just as I would any other person. If they're cool, then no problems. I wouldn't date an overweight person; however that won't stop me from associating. And I sure as fuck won't take fitness advice from them though.
 
The Greatest said:
Lazy or genetic misfortune?

I cannot stand fat people, most are heavy out of pure lack of motivation. But time after time they cry gentetic misfortune and then down a coke and fries.
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If I were given the choice to be around a fat person who doesn't care or an ecotistical prick who can only hold down a job as a bouncer while he plays college boy into his late 20's, I would choose the fat person every time.


PS. I know, this isn't the real you, it's just an internet persona. :rolleyes: I'll be glad when you go back to the doctor and he tells you that you have to leave the internet again.
 
big4life said:
If I were given the choice to be around a fat person who doesn't care or an ecotistical prick who can only hold down a job as a bouncer while he plays college boy into his late 20's, I would choose the fat person every time.


PS. I know, this isn't the real you, it's just an internet persona. :rolleyes: I'll be glad when you go back to the doctor and he tells you that you have to leave the internet again.
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These posts just expose you for the malcontent that you are sir. I apologize that life perhaps dealt you a bad hand but the immaturity that is displayed in your attacks are quite distressing.

In fact I made around 47k last year, not too shabby for a supposed college kid. I could post pictures of my condo if you would like. I live with a wonderful girlfriend who graduated college in three years and will soon peruse a master’s degree in the medical field. Last year I was director of marketing for a multi-state company, I also have all my old contracts describing my position in the company, which I will gladly scan for you as reference proof. So please cut out the bullshit, It makes you look bitter and may I add rather childish.
 
The Greatest said:
Lazy or genetic misfortune?

I cannot stand fat people, most are heavy out of pure lack of motivation. But time after time they cry gentetic misfortune and then down a coke and fries.
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Exactly
 
I feel sorry for them. They have no one to blame for being fat but themselves. For the most part they are usually unhappy with where they are in life. Unless its some fat rich old man with a 22 yr old runway model. Then they may be a happy fat person.
 
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