
I dont know if I agree. I think someone can be tall or short and lack morals or be an asshole. You cant change your height. And someoneās weight CAN be an indicator of morals but its also either luck or discipline. You can have a fat person thats a good person/has morals, their only shortcoming is not having the discipline to change habits.
Or poor genetics that makes it incredibly difficult to lose weight. You always forget that itās not as simple as ālose weightā it takes discipline, yes, but it also requires luck from your parents and grandparents. To be skinny is largely up to that. Some peopleās bodyās healthy weight is 120, some peopleās is 190, even 210. Depends on the person
I can have a formal discussion but your only goal is to prove your take which I already agreed on. āA fat personā followed by ātheirā is grammatically correct as far as I know. And it means Iām talking about one specific example, one person. Not generalising for all fat people. I agreed with you but you refuse to acknowledge my point.
Bro what?š The second sentence is completely valid. One fat person might not be losing weight because they lack discipline. Another fat person might not be losing weight because of genetics, stress, depression. I just gave one example. And I acknowledged thats its just dumb luck sometimes. I never changed what I intended considering I can quote myself word for word and it was said in one sentence. Thats how you use English. Excuse me if my response came of pissy.