Skinny is the new moral/hard working and all other kind of superiority?

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Anonymous wrote:87% of obese people experienced trauma

People would argue that not getting help or working through trauma is a moral failing too

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Anonymous wrote:Please. I eat whatever I want. I love carbs and eat a ton. Just finished two English muffins with butter and jelly. Seriously thinking about eating another one. I also ran six miles this morning and taught a 60 minute hot yoga class. I work out hard. That allows me to fuel my body in delicious ways. I couldn’t be overweight if I tried because I move my body all day long.

Self-discipline. Consistent training. Respect for your body. And not taking more than your share of resources. These are the things fat people don’t understand. I’ve been a trainer for almost 30 years. I’ve heard every excuse in the world. They are all just that…excuses.

Lmaoooooooo how is it self discipline to eat 3 English muffins??????

I’m 5’5 and 114 pounds. I need the calories. I assure you, a six miles run at 5am takes self-discipline. If I were overweight or more sedentary, my choice would have been very different. Also, I haven’t eaten the third one…yet.

The dcum mindset presented above! You can do it! "I am a yoga instructor with time to run 6 miles at 5 am and move all the time, so I can eat three muffins! This is not bcs I am not earning my own living ( cause no yoga instructor is!!!) and have all the time to work at my hobby, this is bcs I... am superior to all of you another tiny bit more not super skinny people!
That I am shallow and stupid makes no difference, I am better than you, I am better than you.. cause I am not fat."

Are you 19? Life will bring you down, no matter your age, worry not, the shallow person that has no empathy. You are likely the have no empathy PP from another thread so you don't send a text to a family member or a friend when they lose a loved one, but I order them flowers and put it in a card. Cause I am working on my bod!

I’m 55. I was a single mom for six years. I still got up and ran at 5am because that was literally the only time I had. I have grown kids now and more time. I’ve never been overweight. You are making excuses. You have the time. You just choose not to use it.

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Anonymous wrote:Please. I eat whatever I want. I love carbs and eat a ton. Just finished two English muffins with butter and jelly. Seriously thinking about eating another one. I also ran six miles this morning and taught a 60 minute hot yoga class. I work out hard. That allows me to fuel my body in delicious ways. I couldn’t be overweight if I tried because I move my body all day long.

Self-discipline. Consistent training. Respect for your body. And not taking more than your share of resources. These are the things fat people don’t understand. I’ve been a trainer for almost 30 years. I’ve heard every excuse in the world. They are all just that…excuses.

Lmaoooooooo how is it self discipline to eat 3 English muffins??????

I’m 5’5 and 114 pounds. I need the calories. I assure you, a six miles run at 5am takes self-discipline. If I were overweight or more sedentary, my choice would have been very different. Also, I haven’t eaten the third one…yet.

The dcum mindset presented above! You can do it! "I am a yoga instructor with time to run 6 miles at 5 am and move all the time, so I can eat three muffins! This is not bcs I am not earning my own living ( cause no yoga instructor is!!!) and have all the time to work at my hobby, this is bcs I... am superior to all of you another tiny bit more not super skinny people!
That I am shallow and stupid makes no difference, I am better than you, I am better than you.. cause I am not fat."

Are you 19? Life will bring you down, no matter your age, worry not, the shallow person that has no empathy. You are likely the have no empathy PP from another thread so you don't send a text to a family member or a friend when they lose a loved one, but I order them flowers and put it in a card. Cause I am working on my bod!

I’m 55. I was a single mom for six years. I still got up and ran at 5am because that was literally the only time I had. I have grown kids now and more time. I’ve never been overweight. You are making excuses. You have the time. You just choose not to use it.

55. You probably need to update your training if you think it’s cool to eat several buttered English muffins.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:87% of obese people experienced trauma

People would argue that not getting help or working through trauma is a moral failing too

lol and they would be wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:Please. I eat whatever I want. I love carbs and eat a ton. Just finished two English muffins with butter and jelly. Seriously thinking about eating another one. I also ran six miles this morning and taught a 60 minute hot yoga class. I work out hard. That allows me to fuel my body in delicious ways. I couldn’t be overweight if I tried because I move my body all day long.

Self-discipline. Consistent training. Respect for your body. And not taking more than your share of resources. These are the things fat people don’t understand. I’ve been a trainer for almost 30 years. I’ve heard every excuse in the world. They are all just that…excuses.

Lmaoooooooo how is it self discipline to eat 3 English muffins??????

Someone with the discipline to exercise 2+ hours day can afford the extra calories. A sedentary person cannot. How is this not clear?

All it says is that that person has no discipline and is a hypocrite when it comes to food. Why not eat something healthy?

You just don’t get it. An English Muffin (carbs), butter (Fat), and jelly (fruit/sugar) are exactly what my body needed. I added some protein (Turkey) when I ate the second one. They are healthy for me today. As a CPT, I understand the relationship (really, the chemistry) between food and exercise. At 114 pounds, I need carbs for energy, fat to hold on to calories, sugar so that I can teach another class in an hour. Protein to rebuild muscle. When I coach clients we spend a lot of time talking about eating for performance, whether that’s a work out or just daily living. If your life doesn’t look like mine, our dietary needs are going to be very different. A person who sits on her ass all day shouldn’t eat two English Muffins with butter for breakfast. My body, however, needs that fuel. I have three more classes to teach, plus a personal training session tonight. It’s work for me to keep calories on.

Also, carbs are not bad. It’s way past time for the anti-carb bullshi7 to go away.

No, carbs are not bad, not at all. However, your pompous posting that is truly clueless and making my point for me is just perfection! You are so self-absorbed and unaware of how you sound that I will just let you make my point for me.
Take note PPS, this is how your SPT (read, she couldn't get a proper job....) talk about you, think about you. A person who sits on her ass all day....

[Anonymous]

My boyfriend is an athletic trainer for a professional hockey team and has a PhD in Kinesiology. I just asked him if he would eat two to three English muffins after working out, and he laughed.

I have a masters, but not a PhD. Frankly, I think you are lying. I’m underweight. No good trainer would suggest limiting carbs or healthy fats for someone like me. Maybe he slept through some of his classes?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:87% of obese people experienced trauma

People would argue that not getting help or working through trauma is a moral failing too

Or may be a failure of resources, and adequate, available and affordable mental healthcare

[Anonymous]

Meanwhile, while we're not making excuses, maybe we should work on changing our lifestyle?

Eating habits develop early. Why do we allow crap to be served for school lunches and camps providing chips and Caprisan for snacks? Do you know what Chickfile is sponsoring school events and kids get pizza coupons for reading books?

Also, why not build sidewalks and install more bike lanes? There are so many places in America where you can't walk and have to drive.

[Anonymous]

It is an unhealthy food choice even if you think you will burn it off. Part of being a trainer is knowing how to eat clean. You can’t out train a bad diet. You might not gain weight but your body is being fed junk food thus lack of appropriate nutrients.

This is the kind of smug BS that probably led OP to write up a rant in the first place. Judging people for eating carbs that you consider "inappropriate" is just really weird and annoying.

Any person's healthy diet can include some imperfect foods. An English muffin (or two) (or three) is not going to ruin anyone's health. Even if it did, many (most?) people enjoy eating foods that have "empty carbs" and would rather live life enjoying their food than eat clean every second of every day forever.

I weigh the same as the English muffin-eating trainer, also enjoy an English muffin, and I typically run zero miles and teach zero hot yoga classes. It's one little part of my overall diet (which includes around 2000 calories most days, most of them pretty healthy). The English muffins I buy have a whopping 100 calories, 8 grams of fiber, no added sugar. Flour is not the devil.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My boyfriend is an athletic trainer for a professional hockey team and has a PhD in Kinesiology. I just asked him if he would eat two to three English muffins after working out, and he laughed.

I have a masters, but not a PhD. Frankly, I think you are lying. I’m underweight. No good trainer would suggest limiting carbs or healthy fats for someone like me. Maybe he slept through some of his classes?

Maybe get your own thread to tear apart the PP's eating habits on.

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Anonymous wrote:Please. I eat whatever I want. I love carbs and eat a ton. Just finished two English muffins with butter and jelly. Seriously thinking about eating another one. I also ran six miles this morning and taught a 60 minute hot yoga class. I work out hard. That allows me to fuel my body in delicious ways. I couldn’t be overweight if I tried because I move my body all day long.

Self-discipline. Consistent training. Respect for your body. And not taking more than your share of resources. These are the things fat people don’t understand. I’ve been a trainer for almost 30 years. I’ve heard every excuse in the world. They are all just that…excuses.

Lmaoooooooo how is it self discipline to eat 3 English muffins??????

I’m 5’5 and 114 pounds. I need the calories. I assure you, a six miles run at 5am takes self-discipline. If I were overweight or more sedentary, my choice would have been very different. Also, I haven’t eaten the third one…yet.

The dcum mindset presented above! You can do it! "I am a yoga instructor with time to run 6 miles at 5 am and move all the time, so I can eat three muffins! This is not bcs I am not earning my own living ( cause no yoga instructor is!!!) and have all the time to work at my hobby, this is bcs I... am superior to all of you another tiny bit more not super skinny people!
That I am shallow and stupid makes no difference, I am better than you, I am better than you.. cause I am not fat."

Are you 19? Life will bring you down, no matter your age, worry not, the shallow person that has no empathy. You are likely the have no empathy PP from another thread so you don't send a text to a family member or a friend when they lose a loved one, but I order them flowers and put it in a card. Cause I am working on my bod!

I’m 55. I was a single mom for six years. I still got up and ran at 5am because that was literally the only time I had. I have grown kids now and more time. I’ve never been overweight. You are making excuses. You have the time. You just choose not to use it.

Can we all agree that this is the most annoying, self-righteous prig of a person? Clearly her ex-partner agrees and ditched her long ago.

[Anonymous]

No we can't agree. I think more of you need an English muffin, maybe you can be nice again.

- not English Muffin Trainer

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My boyfriend is an athletic trainer for a professional hockey team and has a PhD in Kinesiology. I just asked him if he would eat two to three English muffins after working out, and he laughed.

I have a masters, but not a PhD. Frankly, I think you are lying. I’m underweight. No good trainer would suggest limiting carbs or healthy fats for someone like me. Maybe he slept through some of his classes?

Not lying. He didn’t suggest limiting carbs, he said there were better choices that 2-3 English muffins with butter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No we can't agree. I think more of you need an English muffin, maybe you can be nice again.

- not English Muffin Trainer

+1 LOL at the people tearing down a fit woman who enjoys the occasional indulgence. As if English muffins are the only thing she eats.

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Anonymous wrote:Please. I eat whatever I want. I love carbs and eat a ton. Just finished two English muffins with butter and jelly. Seriously thinking about eating another one. I also ran six miles this morning and taught a 60 minute hot yoga class. I work out hard. That allows me to fuel my body in delicious ways. I couldn’t be overweight if I tried because I move my body all day long.

Self-discipline. Consistent training. Respect for your body. And not taking more than your share of resources. These are the things fat people don’t understand. I’ve been a trainer for almost 30 years. I’ve heard every excuse in the world. They are all just that…excuses.

Lmaoooooooo how is it self discipline to eat 3 English muffins??????

I’m 5’5 and 114 pounds. I need the calories. I assure you, a six miles run at 5am takes self-discipline. If I were overweight or more sedentary, my choice would have been very different. Also, I haven’t eaten the third one…yet.

The dcum mindset presented above! You can do it! "I am a yoga instructor with time to run 6 miles at 5 am and move all the time, so I can eat three muffins! This is not bcs I am not earning my own living ( cause no yoga instructor is!!!) and have all the time to work at my hobby, this is bcs I... am superior to all of you another tiny bit more not super skinny people!
That I am shallow and stupid makes no difference, I am better than you, I am better than you.. cause I am not fat."

Are you 19? Life will bring you down, no matter your age, worry not, the shallow person that has no empathy. You are likely the have no empathy PP from another thread so you don't send a text to a family member or a friend when they lose a loved one, but I order them flowers and put it in a card. Cause I am working on my bod!

I’m 55. I was a single mom for six years. I still got up and ran at 5am because that was literally the only time I had. I have grown kids now and more time. I’ve never been overweight. You are making excuses. You have the time. You just choose not to use it.

Can we all agree that this is the most annoying, self-righteous prig of a person? Clearly her ex-partner agrees and ditched her long ago.

I ate him. Needed the protein.