“weight is not a behaviour”
reddit.com/gallery/spn6kdPosted Feb 11, 2022, 1:59 AM UTC
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Bro when Tammy Slaton dies it's going to be because she weighs over 600 lbs and all the health conditions she could've avoided (decreased risk of by like 1000% at this point) killed her because she never lost weight.
These people have just never watched 1000 lb sisters or met someone so obese that daily tasks were hard
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Weight isn’t a behavior but binge eating is…. & gaining weight is an effect to an unhealthy binge disorder.
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“Weight is not a behavior” has to be the biggest cope of the century. It literally is.
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Weight is the result of your behavior… or right right I forgot that these people “only eat 500 calories and run 50 miles a day but are still fat because of their genes” carry on…
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Like I don't get how you can be obese like that and not realize its a problem. Like I work at a grocery and have an obese coworker. Probably easily 400 pounds and he just struggles to do everything. I saw him changing the garbage bags in the break room the other day and he had to sit in a chair while pulling the bags out. I don't know his personal life, but if you're that heavy and just struggle with basic tasks like changing garbage and climbing stairs I don't understand why you cant see its a problem. I know it has a ton to do with self-denial and justifying it to themselves, but Christ.
Like not even long term health or underlying conditions or heart complications how can you struggle with everyday life and not understand what's happening.
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I dont even know how to react anymore. You will get banned from Youtube and facebook if you said the equivalent about COVID but say this about obesity not only is there no blowback this is the mainstream view. It is so mainstream that many of these talking points are used by "fact checkers" like Michael Hobbes from Your Wrong About and Science Vs.
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no, it's the outcome of our eating attitudes and behaviors.
otherwise... fine, go tell the people in recovery for anorexia or bulimia or BED that 'weight is not a behavior' and they should just keep all of their extant behaviors, because they have nothing to do with weight. let me know how that works out for you.