Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

Nah bro your heart is failing

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

You can be an obese Olympic athlete and still have heart problems, having that title of “Olympic athlete” doesn’t excuse you from having heart problems

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Anonymous OP 2w

I think you are misunderstanding what I am saying. Obese is simply a label we put on people. Someone can be healthier than a smaller/ skinny person and still be “obese.” It’s PURELY based on BMI which is an absolutely terrible measurement.

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

You definitely don’t understand what obesity is

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Anonymous OP 2w

“Obesity is commonly defined as having too much body fat. A BMI of 30 or higher is the usual benchmark for obesity in adults. Obesity increases the risk of serious medical conditions. Treatments include changing what you eat, adding activity and mental health support.” I’m not saying people don’t genuinely struggle with weight because they do and it’s extremely prevalent in America as well. But someone can be visibly heavier and not be your definition of obese

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

Read a book and get out of denial

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Anonymous OP 2w

1) Using AI to prove your point isn’t the win you think it is. And 2) “It is generally diagnosed in adults with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 30 or higher. You literally proved my point in your own screenshot.

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

You forgot the part where it effects your health, get out of denial

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

If you’re obese and in denial just say that

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Anonymous OP 2w

lol because I’m pointing out the flaws in your argument I must be obese? No I am just an informed person. For your information I’m like 138 pounds at 5’3. I was underweight all my life and now as an disabled adult I’m way less healthy then a lot of “obese” people I know

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Anonymous OP 2w

Sometimes being overweight can affect your health. And so can being too small. So can having no access to healthy food for a decent price. So can having no walkable cities. If you want to hate on people who are larger just say it, instead of hiding behind health as an excuse.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Now that’s a hot take that a lot of people disagree with (OP)

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Anonymous #3 2w

Yeah we should 😂

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

No excuse, facts are facts. If you’re obese you’re heart be working overtime cuh

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Anonymous OP 2w

My heart works overtime bc I don’t like running. But I’m not obese 🥲😂

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Anonymous OP 2w

why? like what is the reason?? you being mean to them isn't gonna magically make them healthier... and if you're gonna be mean to obese people bc they are unhealthy then you also should be mean to those with who have cancer or asthma or the flu since they are also unhealthy.

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Anonymous OP 2w

i also want to add that like 99% of people who are obese are well aware its unhealthy. however losing weight and eating better is way easier said than done depending on the reason a person might be obese. it also doesn't happen overnight. ethan benard on tik tok started at 660lbs and lost over 220. that is an achievement.

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Anonymous OP 2w

i also want to ask if you woke up one day with a health condition that caused you to become obese would you want people to treat you poorly?

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Anonymous OP 2w

had to stop myself from laughing out loud at your ass LMAOOO you said “read a book” after showing an AI overview BAHAHAHA

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Anonymous #4 2w

I’m funny like that

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