SPEAK ON IT: How do you view other obese people?

That MIGHT be my need to get out of here, pronto.

Hell, I know why I got fat - I stopped exercising and OD'ed and made up for being deprieved of McDonald's as a child... It's my fault, I take ownership - can't blame mom - she was small until well after 2 kids and until her 40's when she had thyroid issues. So it isn't genetics. Nor am I bigged bones like my dad's side (lil sis got that).
Hell, I qualify to get a handicap spot (but I don't, b/c I'd feel guilty)and when I'm having a fibro flareup, I need a lil go cart to get around Walmart too!


I said it! So talk about me!

Off topic, I personally avoid yellow. I don't want the yellow bus jokes. Why I felt I had to say that... The Adipex made me do it!!!

"Sometimes Losing Is Really Winning!" And, being me is F-A-B-U-L-U-O-U-S!!!!!! by Me
on 4/17/09 2:02 am - oklahoma city, OK
MKae
on 4/17/09 2:39 am, edited 4/17/09 3:01 am
and
fat people hate fat people.
thats what i learned from reading this post.
i've been in really great shape in my adult life and i've been really out of shape. and as i got more and more out of shape, i noticed how the world treated me differently. i was no longer a man, i was a fat man. like the fat defined me.
well, i'm still a man, fat or not. my size never defined me & never will. but thats all internal....the world will always see me how it wants to see me.
which is another reason why i don't really f*ck with the world like that. most people are on some bullsh*t and i'd rather not be bothered.
this post is really wild. a bunch of currently fat or former fat bastids criticizing each other. what part of the game is that?
Dude - come on now - nobody's perfect. Do you really think WLS solves basic human nature?
*I* for one was repulsed by MYSELF when I was fat - nothing changed for me - I just got to stop despising how I looked. Not that I HATE fat people - that's a bit extreme, but I am not going to say 'oh it's okay - take up half my seat on the plane/train/bus - I really LIKE feeling like the middle of a sammich'.
One of the reasons we all have WLS is to be healthier, to feel and look better, to be able to live our lives in a different way - the way we see others living it. Does that automatically assume that once we 'make it' that we must be totally understanding and sympathetic due to the miles we just walked? Perhaps - but for SOME - the journey to the other side means you get to look back and see the view from a different perspective - and you see what other saw from the same vantage point and you 1 - understand their perception and in some cases 2 - take on some of those views.
I don't think it's a game at all - it's just people. If someone murders someone and goes to jail for 20yrs, then gets out and has a loved one of theirs murdered, they might see sentencing and jail time differently - experience changes views in some cases, some cases not - but it's not inherently wrong either way.
JMO
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