I like feel fit. Actually i gainded 5 additional kilos, and i feel bad about that. You can't freely run, your stamina is lower. This sucks. I can't even imagine, how bad must feel overweight person.
>Be me, 160-180 pounds, 5 foot 6 inches
>Fat ass, suck at about everything
>Typical pooter nerd
>Be me now, 5 foot 8, abotu 130 pounds
>Right now trying to gain some weight
>Can go on a two and a half mile bike ride in about 14 minutes, not get too tired
>Not really that sporty
>Learned I'm great at soccer
>Lot more people like me
>Feels good to know that you aren't a fat **** that only cares about quantity, and not the quality
>I'd rather have a long lasting, good life. I could eat anything I want, in moderation
TL;DR-Don't be a fat ****
>Be me, 350 punds. 5 foot 10 inches.
>Bench press my own weight.
>Cook better food then 95% of resturants
>Laugh in the face of people who call you fat
>Laugh in the face of people who brag about being skinny
>Die happy, knowing that you no longer give a **** about anyones opinion but your own.
Or you can eat junk food every once in a while but also eat healthy and make sure you exercise. Be in good shape and eat the foods you like. Best of both worlds.
Or you could eat yummy food in moderation and also be able to enjoy life more due to your good health. There are things to enjoy in life other than eating, but eating yourself into obesity reduces both quality AND quantity of your life.
I don't understand why you even got one red thumb.
I am a very large man. 350 lbs probably. Six two, so I have that going for me. I've been, from June to July on a 1900 calorie diet, and dropped in August to a 1500 calorie diet. What you've said is legitimate. I'd rather have 15 extra years than a hedonistic appetite.
Even with that diet, I've been eating nothing but fast food because I've got a long-ass commute. I haven't been sacrificing, I've been reasonable. Which is different than suffering. Which is different than starving.
Suffering is wracking your brain to figure out a new excuse as to why you weigh as much as the person on your right AND on your left. Suffering is knowing that you're stuck in a prison of your own body. Suffering is the guilt of buckling to temptation instead of having the willpower to make a change and be in control for once.
I've lived my life overweight. My mother lived hers that way too. I never felt comfortable going on long runs. I never felt comfortable going swimming. I've always been somebody my weight hasn't allowed me to comfortably be. So I'm determined to change that. It strains my mind to believe that there are not only people who think that being morbidly obese is normal or remotely healthy then just shut down the MOUNTAIN OF EVIDENCE TO THE CONTRARY.
The anger that fat people have when they're insulted, when they're called "fat" or told, (god forbid) to try to moderate their diet or exercise have no idea what they're consuming. The anger they're feeling isn't from being told they're fat—they know that. It's not even from just the general gall of insult. It's guilt. Because they know they can fix it. They just wish that they couldn't and cling to any false affirmation that they have of that.
I think the point is, life rarely ever forces people between two paths so radically different. Most people who actually do have access to sufficient amounts of food understand the concept of moderation.
Who the **** cares about how much food you ordered one particular time. If people are going to be judgemental ***** about your weight or health, they'll do their judging on your actual appearance. What if you happen to be super hungry, or want leftovers after, or your buddies already have utensils or you just like to occasionally chow down? Stupid people on both sides here.
I guess. I'm 5'11" 120lbs and it's so funny when I go and order a ton of food, the cashier always gives me a funny look. Not 4 big macs big but maybe 2 double big macs
I'm really thin. I ordered 4 double cheeseburgers once. I didn't get any weird looks, because people don't always assume it's all for you. In that case it was. I was starving.
I can eat a large calzone from my local pizzaria about 3/4 the length of my arm and more than twice as wide in about 10 minutes and still be hungry. I weigh 150 pounds.
See, I order lots of food and make it last if I know I'm not going to get a chance to go to a store. That way I don't spend a bunch on multiple delivery fees.
Dunno man, salami, ham and no toppings (only cheese) are the most common topping here in Germany.
And hell, I love salami.
I wouldn't even know what else to order on them.
Are you trying to tell me there are places where salami tastes bad?
I'm always getting the cheapest one from the super market and **** , it tastes so delicious.
No. Salami is amazing. Though I'm sure it's better in germany. In the US we mainly have pepperoni for pizza. It tastes good on pizza but its also basically just salt and grease.
If you're ordering from home, yell food's here when the delivery man gets there so that he won't think you're a fat piece of **** ... unless it shows...
I ordered two small pizzas for lunch from dominoes. So I could one the next day too.
When I went to pick up she asked if I needed paper plates. So I said yeah just 1.