back when FDS was up and the girls posting there made up the term scrotes to mirror this forum's use of the word foid i couldn't help but to misread scrotes as socrates half the time. was socrates blackpilled
their "explain your situation" said
Come back my kween I will date you.
angry fat ugly foid flapping her roasties at incles she wouldn't even blow.
| AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 | #182098464Thursday, January 21, 2016 12:56 AM CST The issue of obesity affecting Americans is not due solely to a lack of desire to eat healthy; it is due to a lack of desire to exercise. The vast majority of obese individuals quickly become upset when they are informed of the objective consequences of their life-style. |
| AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 | #182741150Sunday, January 31, 2016 2:48 AM CST Do not worry about the quantity of calories. Continue to gobble huge segments of the meals that you enjoy without manual exercise. Your adolescent metabolism will easily inhibit you from developing obesity for various decades. Therefore, gorge as excessively as you desire. |
| AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 | #182803174Sunday, January 31, 2016 8:23 PM CST "Just do it and stop making lame complaints..." Obesity is often an exhibition of greed. The vast majority of said individuals would rather consume excessive quantities of unhealthy-meals than utilize a strategy of wholesome-meals and sufficient exercise. |
Lol kill your self infiltrator
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| ParadigmaticAnon Join Date: 2016-01-25 Post Count: 182 | #183542534Saturday, February 13, 2016 5:49 PM CST Well, the entire concept of "obesity-shaming" is based on fundamental principles of human nature. A standard paradigm for an acceptable weight quantity of an individual exists throughout society. Obesity directly exceeds this standard expectation of a "regular" weight range. Thus, obese individuals are often perceived as being "greedy" or "selfish." The above is not necessarily a negative perspective of the situation, given the often significant health ramifications of obesity. There is a very strong correlation between obesity and the worsening of conditions such as diabetes and/or hypertension. The complications of such conditions can often lead to death/severe impairment. Furthermore, it cannot be reasonably denied that hedonism is not a significant factor in the percentages of obese individuals per-location. Many obese individuals choose to continue to willingly engage in gluttonous and physically-inactive lifestyles, knowing that leftist media will easily use the guise of "equality" to attempt to "justify" repulsive behavior. Therefore, the seemingly-unnecessary "discrimination" is nothing more than a psychological-defense mechanism against those who seek to leech from society. This is beneficial and unavoidable as it guarantees that the entire situation will be perceived from various, conflicting perspectives. The prevalent stereotypes are the result of the behavior of the greedy obese individuals being magnified as an example. Consequently, all individuals classified as "obese" will simply have to accept that logical individuals will exhibit necessary skepticism, irrespective of whether they are attempting to reverse their unhealthy state of being. The issue of being overweight will not be resolved by "desensitizing" society against a potentially-harmful state. Rather, it is necessary to acknowledge that, regardless of why the individual may be obese, that the condition is certainly unhealthy. Doing this is entirely "positive" as it allows us to analyze the problem and develop a method for managing it efficiently. Essentially, the issue of "obesity" cannot be solved/managed until the "obese" individuals themselves recognize that they have an ailment. Masking the negativity with superficial propaganda will not change this. |
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I'm the based joshua moon
This. Volcel if you wouldn't.
