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PS- I don't feel uncomfortable or judgmental- I used to be overweight. I'm wondering about the masses, but more specifically thinner people.
When you see a fat/overweight person, do you feel uncomfortable/ judgemental?
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2008-07-06 11:47 am
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I don't judge people by any stereotypical characteristic. I create my own opinion of the person once I've met them based on the things they do as an individual. I don't feel uncomfortable, I just feel useless because I can't help them.
2008-07-06 1:11 pm
No to both, actually I feel curious as to why someone would allow themselves to get that way.
2008-07-06 12:48 pm
I am judgemental towards them. I automatically think "lazy." I know this isn't necessarily true, but I've seen it be true too many times- I had a roommate in college who never went to the gym with me no matter how many times I invited her along and just sat around eating large quantities of unhealthy food and was fat.
Only a small percentage of overweight and obese people have a health problem that causes them to gain weight. I do realize that this is possible, but not probable. I don't feel uncomfortable though.
Only a small percentage of overweight and obese people have a health problem that causes them to gain weight. I do realize that this is possible, but not probable. I don't feel uncomfortable though.
2008-07-06 12:01 pm
I just wonder if they are happy the way they are. Not that overweight people are unattractive, its just not healthy. And how can someone live life every day comfortably knowing that there is a possibility that their weight may take a toll on their health?
2008-07-06 11:57 am
No. I see overweight people all day everyday. They make up the majority. I certainly have no reason to feel uncomfortable or judge them.
2008-07-06 11:48 am
There is a difference between being overweight and obese.. Obese is fat.. I don't feel uncomfortable.. I sometimes wonder if the people feel uncomfortable carrying the extra weight around.. but that is their decision... not up to me.. I have no right to judge other people based on their weight... just something I think... but other than that i believe everyone should be themselves.. if they feel they want to lose weight or it's better for their health then they should but they shouldn't do it for other people... xx
2008-07-06 11:47 am
No. I think of them as people with feelings.
What if I developed a medical condition that caused weight gain? The person I judge today may be the person I become tomorrow.
What if I developed a medical condition that caused weight gain? The person I judge today may be the person I become tomorrow.
2008-07-06 11:47 am
Being a fat/obese person myself, people usually stare for example if I go to the pool and if they see me for the first time, so I pretty much feel uncomfortable myself. Some laugh, some point, most stare, and they do comment. This is embarrasing and uncomfortable for me, very much so the reason why I avoid going to public pools. When I see a fat person such as myself, I do feel a little discomfort but I DO NOT want to judge the person in any way, instead I feel sorry for the person because I myself know how it is to be an obese human being that has feelings that have been hurt before because of this reason. There is no need to stare, point, laugh, make fun of or provoke someone that is fat. I think the reason why people think this way is because of the modern culture of thinness and perfection we have that means thin people are sexy/beautiful/attractive and fat/overweight people are ugly/disgusting/unattractive. I myself know how hard it is to be this fat, and I know how people feel. It's like a disibility and a deseise, belive it or not. You might feel it or think it, but don't express it.
參考: I'm an obese person myself, too obese for my age...
2008-07-06 11:42 am
No, I don't. My step daughter lived with us (recently) for almost a year. She was 5'6" and 275lbs. Her hubby was the same, but 125lbs. Most of her weight came from stress and bad eating habits. She lost 75lbs, and that made us both feel great!
2008-07-06 11:40 am
Uhm no? Im overweight i guess, but im not exactly obese. And overweigt people are normal people just like you and me. I dont understand why you would feel uncomfortable around them... :]
參考: Meh!
2008-07-06 12:06 pm
I suppose it depends on just how overweight they are. I don't understand why anyone would feel uncomfortable around an overweight person, but I admit I do feel a little judgmental if someone is more than just a bit overweight. It makes you wonder why they let themselves get into that state in the first place, like it signifies a lack of self-respect on their behalf.
2008-07-06 11:44 am
It is good for a fat person to do exercise .
To stop eating too much .
It is a sign to be care of the health .
To stop eating too much .
It is a sign to be care of the health .
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