This is one of those posts that makes me want to sigh and say "why can't we all just get along?".
People should eat what they want to eat. If that makes them fat, that's fine. If that makes them skinny, that's fine too. So is anywhere in the middle.
I think people tend to be defensive about their appearance however they look, and take offence easily. People who are insecure naturally put down people who are different-looking to them so they can feel more secure in themselves.
The most insecure people are often the fattest ones (we can blame the media, society and a whole host of things for that), so it's logical that fat people might be more aggressive in defending their appearance. It's understandable but frustrating for me as a self-defined "too skinny" person. I don't really feel as strongly as a lot of other people in my place might do because I've had a lot of fat friends in the past and have become accustomed to being different.
Is it normal to that I think most fat people are hypocrites?
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This is one of those posts that makes me want to sigh and say "why can't we all just get along?".
People should eat what they want to eat. If that makes them fat, that's fine. If that makes them skinny, that's fine too. So is anywhere in the middle.
I think people tend to be defensive about their appearance however they look, and take offence easily. People who are insecure naturally put down people who are different-looking to them so they can feel more secure in themselves.
The most insecure people are often the fattest ones (we can blame the media, society and a whole host of things for that), so it's logical that fat people might be more aggressive in defending their appearance. It's understandable but frustrating for me as a self-defined "too skinny" person. I don't really feel as strongly as a lot of other people in my place might do because I've had a lot of fat friends in the past and have become accustomed to being different.
Just musing, as you do :)