[henryevil]

Originally posted by BreatheGaga

I know, I even get about $13,000-$14,000 a year from the government just so that I can attend school which is pretty ****ed
If the government paid out all the money to every person who lives in Norway then everyone would be a millionaire

Let me move to Norway though

[Maiko]

Originally posted by BreatheGaga

Coca cola is so cheap in the US
In Norway one bottle costs $6

This is exactly the point I tried to prove by posting the picture though.

In America, coco-cola is more accessible than bottled water.

[BreatheGaga]

Originally posted by maiko

This is exactly the point I tried to prove by posting the picture though.

In America, coco-cola is more accessible than bottled water.

In Norway, water is very expensive as well. About $5 per bottle, but that is because everyone has clean water installed in their homes but yeah, the fact that you can get coca cola for less than a dollar is sick

[Maiko]

Originally posted by jomarr

I don't know about the US (or whatever country you live in) but with the money I spend on a Big Mac, I can buy 1 KG of Chicken Breast. That's like 10 pieces of skinless chicken breast. Very easy to cook.

Vegetables aren't also expensive. I prefer on making my meals than buying them outside. Time is a major constraint but if you're picking up a Big Mac or a Whopper for dinner, might as well just grill skinless chicken and stir up some mixed veggies then partner it with whole grain bread or rice. All of them are very easy to cook. Although during Lunch I have no choice but to buy food outside. I make my breakfast and dinner. During breakfast I usually eat eggs, milk and oats or whole cereal and a fruit.

Save the extravagant cooking for the weekends. Stop the soda. I also don't know if it's safe to drink tap water in your country but in ours it's totally safe and I doubt that bottled water is the median price for a bottled water in the US. AquaFina has always been expensive along with Evian that costs 50 PHP (1.40 USD) in my country. Bottled water usually costs around 5-20 PHP (.14-.40 cents) here.

If you make an effort, you actually can. Exercise? Gym is expensive. You can jog for thirty minutes a day and it wont cost you a single dime.

Originally posted by Kamil24

This post!

Yes fast food is pretty cheap on it's own, but going to an actual grocery store, you can buy so much more for that same price! Yeah, a bottle of water from a vending machine may cost $2.00, but you can buy a whole case of water bottles that come out to $0.10 each. Fast food is just the easier option because you don't have to walk around a grocery store, nor do you have to make it yourself, giving the excuse that it is "cheap", even though it's more expensive than buying your own things.

You guys are missing it, it goes beyond simply being 'cheap', as you began Kamil.

Accessibility, convenience, availability, time consumption, and so many other thought processes go into play.

It's amazing that 99% of Americanshave a subconscious belief that the food produced at

McDonalds is unlimited. The burgers will always be there when they want food.

Think about that for a second.

[z10]

Inform said obese people of the health risks their (presumably) unhealthy lifestyle can cause

[BreatheGaga]

Originally posted by henryevil

Let me move to Norway though

People here are not that friendly, like some people who work in stores don't even greet you but yeah, most educations here are free and so is all medical service like the dentist or if you have to go to the doctor. Which is pretty great in my opinion.

[seaɴ.]

Wrong. Wrong. So wrong.

It never amounts to anything but insecurity and eating disorders.

[NEZ]

meh just mind ur business tbh unless you're going to suggest working out with the person then just shut up.

[Big Smoke]

I believe in fat shaming because if you choose to be ****ing fat, you should be ashamed of yourself.
And I'm not talking about diseases.

[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

I believe in fat shaming because if you choose to be ****ing fat, you should be ashamed of yourself.
And I'm not talking about diseases.

Pathetic....

[Music=Epicness]

People who are overweight know good and well that being that way is almost always detrimental to their health. The thing is, they most likely just don't care. It's really as simple as that tbh. There is no need to "fat shame" anyone because if they really cared about their body, they wouldn't be in the condition that they're in. It's useless trying to get through people who generally don't care.

[Aatthew]

Making someone feel bad about themselves whether they can change it or not is rude. Period.

[psychodj]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

I believe in fat shaming because if you choose to be ****ing fat, you should be ashamed of yourself.
And I'm not talking about diseases.

A post like this coming from you, I'm not even surprise.

Anyway, fat shaming is wrong. Don't do it. There's a difference between offering healthy and stable advice and being polite about it, and then being an asshole (like a lot of these posts in here )

[Gotham Aurora]

I don't believe in "fat shaming", but awareness of the negative health effects that come from being obese should be raised.
It's one thing to be confident in yourself, but you should also care enough about yourself to be fit and in shape.

[Gavin.]

Originally posted by NEZ LUNAR

meh just mind ur business tbh unless you're going to suggest working out with the person then just shut up.

Pretty much this, unless you are going to join them with a healthier lifestyle and working out or help them then you have no right to bother them about it

[I Am Music]

Originally posted by Gotham Aurora

I don't believe in "fat shaming", but awareness of the negative health effects that come from being obese should be raised.
It's one thing to be confident in yourself, but you should also care enough about yourself to be fit and in shape.

Or just be a lower weight so you're in healthy standing.
You don't even have to be fit to be healthy just lose a few pounds and change your eating habits.
A lot of the time I don't really see constructive advise from people who claim they care about the persons health.

And that one post is disgusting it's none of your business.

[BadBitch]

Originally posted by BreatheGaga

Coca cola is so cheap in the US
In Norway one bottle costs $6

Yeah, it's sad when getting an arty clogging "burger" and salty saturated fries is cheaper and convenient than fresh organic fruits & vegetables. Smh.

[Gangsta4alife]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

I believe in fat shaming because if you choose to be ****ing fat, you should be ashamed of yourself.
And I'm not talking about diseases.

___________

Anyways I side eye anyone who really thinks it's appropriate to shame people. I remember being fat as a kid and I can remember how insecure/in pain I was. Not being able to fit in jeans, seeing my huge pot belly every time I changed, not wanting to go swimming cause I didn't wanna be made fun of for my body etc.......

Years later now that I have lost weight and workout/am toned I can still feel as if it was yesterday, and that whole negativity even years later still trickle into my self esteem. Now imagine if someone shamed me and constantly picked at me for it. Everyone who is considered obese can see that they are they have to live that everyday and always be reminded by society that they are undesirable.

So what makes it think it's a good idea for you to shame someone like that?? How does that make your day better?? Just because society states that obese people are undesirable that gives your ass leg room to treat them like nothing??To act is if they are not deserving of something such as common respect??

A lot of these ppl who go on and on about obese people are doing it not out of caring . Usually many are the first to point out someone else's unhealthy lifestyle but god forbid it's pointed back at them they wanna have individual choices and no judgement.

After my long rant i'm saying losing weight/being healthy is not some easy. I understand you want to care for people but apart of that is allowing them to make their decisions. Along with being able to relay the message in a respectful way and fat shaming sadly will never be the way to do it.

[Rigalo]

It's wrong, people know that being fat is unhealthy so if they want to change they can. No input needed from random ass people.

I'm probably a hypocrite tho cause I tease my sister for being chunky all the time. But some people don't mind being overweight or even care. Good for them

[Rigalo]

Originally posted by Bad Kid.

Inform said obese people of the health risks their (presumably) unhealthy lifestyle can cause

Cause I'm sure they don't already know.