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life can be hard and addiction of every kind is very real and hard to break, my only issue with the whole 'fat is genetic' thing is the blatant lying that goes on into the main fat argument, and that is that almost all fat people will eventually use the phrase "i tried every possible diet and work out to lose weight" then you ask them like some 4th grade question about macro nutrition and they go I DONT KNOW HOW MANY CALORIES ARE IN A GRAM OF FAT IM NOT A SCIENTIST!!! what the mean, cruel internet wants is fat honesty. just admit you haven't tried anything close to everything and you're less likely to be made fun of in gbs for lying
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AEMINAL posted:heres how i stay not-fat: even that scale itself is part of the patriarchy
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Aug 28, 2016 00:32
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Sonofsilversign posted:its crazy healthcare infrastructure is gonna have to completely restructured to deal with them. they have to make excuses at crematoriums as to why family cant watch cause they dont wannna tell them they have to dismember fatties to fit in the ovens lmao i viewed new zealand as an active and mostly independent little shire farm country that seems less depressed than australia and way less full of rage i'm not doubting your posts entirely, but this one seems a little extreme. in new zealand: people ask to watch their loved ones be put into the ash oven so they can see how the alive to urn process works? what? that part is much less easy to believe than new zealand having an obesity epidemic, i'm sure in 20 years all the remaining 'first world' countries who eat similar food that is popular in the U.S. will all be loving diabetic at 30
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Aug 28, 2016 07:18
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Breakfast All Day posted:was curious, this is actually less depressing than expected it seems like it is very very easy to render yourself useless and unattractive, without any future at a young age, but pretty hard to actually destroy a body that young still they guarantee ending up in the other graph
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Aug 28, 2016 09:06
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Sonofsilversign posted:i dunno how common it is in general or if its a cultural thing but yeah crematoriums here have viewing windows for the "final committal" of the body. its as classy as it can be i guess they dont just slide the corpse into an oven on a pizza peel. i appreciate you for educating us on new zealand its getting sad how few fat american jokes any of you idiots can ever tell anymore, aren't there like a half dozen countries catching up the the usa now
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Aug 28, 2016 09:07
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lets turn the thread slightly: is the global obesity epidemic one of the least talked about massive, unforgivable issues with globalism? will america still claim to be the best run country in the world after every country that we even drop off crates of free food to has it's average lifespan drop 10 years? how long can this go entirely ignored/ exploited by the media until the entire planet wakes up and says 'shoot the ceo of kraft and pepsico'
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Aug 28, 2016 20:56
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Your Dead Gay Son posted:There's no reason why the other extreme is impossible to comprehend. Hard gainers versus hard losers. this is partially true but as other poster pointed out a few pages ago: how did the homo sapien max out at like 200 pounds as the tubbiest person in town for the last 100,000 years of the species and then in the last 100 years there's like fat circus ladies, then in the last 20 years 1 in 10 people is a fat circus person it doesn't add up, the human diet and lifestyle have been ruined and no amount of genetic disorders can change the factual, empirical decline of society
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Aug 29, 2016 00:47
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Zorodius posted:times used to be, a fat person was someone who couldn't outrun a bear some goon posted a story about a turkish? warlord who went insane banging 50 women at a time, unsatisfied by life, and demanded the fattest woman on earth be brought to him she was like 150 kilos and this was only a few hundred years ago lol the year 900 must have had like a usain bolt and a mickey mantle in every single town on earth
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Aug 29, 2016 01:04
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nomadologique posted:i don't disagree that "obesity is a disease of capitalism," (that's pretty obvious from the evidence as well, considering that obesity only appeared/appears in the context of modern western society) but you could try harder to know what you're actually saying instead of being an ideological dweeb. you admitted that we nailed a fair half sentence summary of the majority of the problem, scolded us for it, then in your BETTER MORE IN DEPTH summary you left out enzymes and gut bacteria and some guy who isn't as scientist as you posted it two seconds later just admit hating capitalism hits 90 percent of the problem, for the other 10 percent i will concede genetics/diseases/ur 2 unique 4 science 2 understand sums it all up edit also even most enzyme problems are related to being wiped out by antibiotics, an over-used quick fix of america's broken drug business
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Aug 30, 2016 02:26
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Pvt.Scott posted:Yeah, fat shaming never did anything but exacerbate my depression and self-loathing. I already wanted to not be fat, so it wasn't any kind of extra motivation. It actually had the opposite effect of making me not want to try or put in the effort. I'm glad I don't hate myself any longer. gbs will pick up where you left off
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Aug 30, 2016 05:38
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Poetic Justice posted:In spite of what many in denial food addicts would have you believe, shame can be a powerful motivator. i was always underweight growing up but yeah i can't possibly imagine i would've joined my first gym at 18 if the absolute only benefits were for health and strength if you took out all vain and selfish goals, ivan drago, frank zane, gettin' my first blowjob and going 'how do i ensure i never run out of those', i really can't picture working out as heavily as i did, or caring about diet beyond the minimum to avoid death or discomfort it might be the finest line ever though when trying to measure 'how mean should the world be to people to make them help themselves rather than kill themselves'
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8 track betamax posted:Actually the sugar in fruit makes it so your body switches to "store up fat" metabolism because it thinks it's harvest time and winter is comeing. Eat mega nuts and meats instead and grow huge muscles by doing dead lifts and then get back to me when you have the body of a sahel tribesmen and we can discuss your faggy fruit diet i have the body of water poured into a balloon but i find that by sometimes yelling LIGHT WEIGHT! AINT NOTHIN BUT A PEANUT! the bodybuilding community embraces me and sees me as one of their own tihs is another strategy you failed to mention
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