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Fat acceptance pisses me off !
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The issue I have with fat acceptance is that its really geared towards women, the women who support this couldn't care less about men. Second, many of these lard ass women cry about men being shallow for not dating them because of their weight, refuse to eat right and exercise but insist on dating a ripped guy who lives at the gym. Now I'm not fat and I have no interest in dating a large woman but the hypocrisy is what I find irritating.
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Originally posted by Derranged View PostThe issue I have with fat acceptance is that its really geared towards women, the women who support this couldn't care less about men. Second, many of these lard ass women cry about men being shallow for not dating them because of their weight, refuse to eat right and exercise but insist on dating a ripped guy who lives at the gym. Now I'm not fat and I have no interest in dating a large woman but the hypocrisy is what I find irritating.
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I think the idea that people should be comfortable in their bodies to be a great one. I understand that one's weight can be influenced by many factors, and just by looking at someone it's very difficult to know which ones apply in each case.
That doesn't mean that we shouldn't also advocate living productive, healthy lives. If people who are fat are doing what they need to do, then fine. If skinny people are just sitting around doing **** all, they aren't automatically a step up just because they happen to be skinny. In fact, plenty of research now shows that being skinny and not living healthy (sleeping well, exercising, eating well) makes you worse off than fat people (to a point) who do do those things.
So I guess what I'm saying is, I'm cool with fat acceptance if that movement will be aiming to change the focus from how much you weight to how you actually live your life (and the byproduct of that is, that people will probably tend to get skinnier). I'm not cool with it if it will mean telling people that anything they do is ok and that the consequences of their decisions do not matter.
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Why don't you call out Jose in the Dome? BTW, Jose will have you buying his McGriddles by the end.
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Originally posted by BrometheusBob View PostI think the idea that people should be comfortable in their bodies to be a great one. I understand that one's weight can be influenced by many factors, and just by looking at someone it's very difficult to know which ones apply in each case.
That doesn't mean that we shouldn't also advocate living productive, healthy lives. If people who are fat are doing what they need to do, then fine. If skinny people are just sitting around doing **** all, they aren't automatically a step up just because they happen to be skinny. In fact, plenty of research now shows that being skinny and not living healthy (sleeping well, exercising, eating well) makes you worse off than fat people (to a point) who do do those things.
So I guess what I'm saying is, I'm cool with fat acceptance if that movement will be aiming to change the focus from how much you weight to how you actually live your life (and the byproduct of that is, that people will probably tend to get skinnier). I'm not cool with it if it will mean telling people that anything they do is ok and that the consequences of their decisions do not matter.
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Originally posted by southcentralcar View Postnot really, man. Comfortble being fat is just comfortable being lazy. I believe the whole point of fat acceptance movement is just to find an excuse not to do **** about themselves. If it was only about what's beautiful and what's not .. fine. Let them be fat and proud, but it's about health. So how can you be comfortable being unhealthy ?
But seriously dude, that star and cross
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if they want to be fat let them I dont care. Now if its my family member I care, My nephew started getting fat just hanging around playing the computer and xbox all day so I started picking him up everyday and taking him to the gym and he likes it now is back to his slim self, instilling that work ethic in him that this generation seem to have lost.
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