I try not to but I do believe people should take care of their bodies. If they are happy with they way they look though, I guess I have nothing to say. I was raised in a very shallow family so looks are everything. My mom used to tell me the day I was to get fat she'd disown me.

No.

No, because it's none of my business.

No its wrong, its wrong to shame in general. Who are you to shame someone because they're overweight

I'm not gonna lie, I do make fun of fat people sometimes. I do feel bad about it though, because I know that overweight people often have unhappy lives that drive them to become like that.

No, what other people do with their bodies is none of my bodies. I have far more important things to do than making other people feel bad about their bodies.

No because I struggled with my weight starting from when I was 11 years old. I am at a normal healthy weight now but it took many years and lots of difficulties for me to get here and I have to constantly make sure I'm not gaining weight and I know it's gonna be like that for the rest of my life. I don't know why people think it's so easy to just lose weight, I mean 10 pounds sure but when you're 50-100 pounds overweight that's not just gonna come off. Besides what other people do is none of your damn business, and don't even tell me you're just concerned for them, no you're being a bitch by pointing out their weight.

Yes. Looks and being in shape are everything.

No

I work in a restaurant and really the only time I ever do is when morbidly obese people come in with their children and are soooooo big they can't fit into a booth so we have to seat them at tables and they go through about 10 refills of the unlimited soup, salad, and breadsticks.

It's just disgusting and then it makes me feel bad for their children who are being raised to have such unhealthy eating habits. They're too young to make a conscious decision about their diet and their parents are teaching them to eat so unhealthily.

One time, we had a promotion going on in which you could get unlimited refills of your entree. There was a man who had 8 bowls of pasta and his body wouldn't let him eat any more. So he forced himself to THROW UP into one of the bowls on his table because he didn't want to have to walk to the bathroom just so he could have room in his stomach for another refill of his pasta.

I will like to do it though. I have some people close to me that I want to shame. I have try to help them in other ways but they don't listen. I have heard that some people start exercising because they feel ashamed of been Fat.

Never. I see tons of people doing it here tho

Absolutely not, and yes it is wrong in my opinion. When I was a child, I was bullied for being chubby on a daily basis, so I know exactly how it feels to be ridiculed for not fitting the socially accepted model of beauty. Why would I bring that upon someone else? Not to mention the fact that beauty is subjective and shaming someone for not fitting either your own standard or society's standard is rude and ignorant. I wish more people would follow the advice of that old saying, "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all."

I'm so sorry to hear that. At least in my case, I could escape the bullying from the outside world when I came home.

Looking at the Rob Kardashian post, there's a lot of insensitive and immature users. There's a time and place for "shade" and jokes and that certainly wasn't one of them. Those sort of comments were disgusting and could lead a man to hurting themselves...

No. I am a former fatty and I think it's your business.

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