Anonymous #4 3w

well sure, yeah, but someone’s weight isn’t a great sole indicator for health

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Anonymous #1 3w

If someone has reached morbid obesity that’s a clear indication of bad health tho

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Anonymous #4 3w

could be a thyroid issue, or a myriad of any other health conditions that are genetic! could also be someone who doesn’t have the time or money to be in better health. you really never know and it’s not your place to assume

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Anonymous #1 3w

Not having the time or the money isn’t really an excuse. There are ways to keep up with your health

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Anonymous #4 3w

it absolutely is a valid reason. just because you don’t have such constraints doesn’t mean they don’t exist for others

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Anonymous #1 3w

If you were really financially in debt and didn’t have access to sufficient food you would be underweight. Thats why you don’t see morbidly obese people living in extreme poverty, not to be offensive

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Anonymous #4 3w

you’re so unbelievably ignorant that I don’t even want to entertain this

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Anonymous #1 3w

Ok don’t then. But it’s a genuine question, the starving people in third world countries don’t have this problem apparently.

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Anonymous #4 2w

You do see morbidly obese people living in extreme poverty, the food that’s the worst for us is the food that costs the least, it’s harder for poor people to eat healthy

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Anonymous #3 2w

Well if you’re to the point where you are literally starving, that’s when you see the people who are emaciated and you can see their ribs.

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Anonymous #4 2w

you have never met an actual person living in poverty have you

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Anonymous #1 2w

my biological dad is literally homeless

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Anonymous #1 2w

I’ve seen it I’ve been immersed in it and it’s the truth.

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