Is Lizzo too overweight?

[Anonymous]

I think she is.

She just looks really unhealthy and needs to be a better role model for getting healthy considering she is mega-famous right now.

Being grossly overweight can increase our odds of diabetes, cancer, high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, etc.

It is not always about vanity.

[Anonymous]

Yes she’s over weight. But so are most of us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Until you have to sit next to her on the plane or subsidize her costly healthcare treatments for diabetes and obesity, or retrofit the neighborhood for motorized fat people scooters or double doors or wider seats.

Taxes up
HC up
insurance up
ER care up
Furniture costs up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think she is.

She just looks really unhealthy and needs to be a better role model for getting healthy considering she is mega-famous right now.

Being grossly overweight can increase our odds of diabetes, cancer, high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, etc.

It is not always about vanity.

Plus she’s morbidly obese.

Calling her “overweight” is an understatement.

[Anonymous]

She’s working out. There are videos on her sm. She’s big, but less so.


I don’t like what went down with her either. Not sure if I like her anymore. She does seem to be attempting course correction with her personal health. Not touring has to be helping. Even lizzo deserves some rest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Exactly.

Do you want to be seated next to her on a plane?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Exactly.

Do you want to be seated next to her on a plane?

I think the two seats she would be required to purchase would give you plenty of room to be the ass that you are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Until you have to sit next to her on the plane or subsidize her costly healthcare treatments for diabetes and obesity, or retrofit the neighborhood for motorized fat people scooters or double doors or wider seats.

Taxes up
HC up
insurance up
ER care up
Furniture costs up

You just love to cling to that to justify your bigotry. This gets thrown around all the time. Until we have a police state and no one is allowed to live an inch from a perfectly healthy lifestyle you an f right off.

Also, i didn't realize you were subsidizing lizzo's furniture. Wow, that's cool. What does she like?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Exactly.

Do you want to be seated next to her on a plane?

I think the two seats she would be required to purchase would give you plenty of room to be the ass that you are.

Ahhh I'm not the "ass." I was seated for 90 minutes next to a similarly obese woman who also had an extended seatbelt. I never complained or asked to move because she was lovely to talk to, and I didn't want to hurt her feelings. My head was partially in the aisle, I had a crick in my neck for two days, and got jostled anytime someone walked doen the aisle.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Exactly.

Do you want to be seated next to her on a plane?

I think the two seats she would be required to purchase would give you plenty of room to be the ass that you are.

Ahhh I'm not the "ass." I was seated for 90 minutes next to a similarly obese woman who also had an extended seatbelt. I never complained or asked to move because she was lovely to talk to, and I didn't want to hurt her feelings. My head was partially in the aisle, I had a crick in my neck for two days, and got jostled anytime someone walked doen the aisle.

Awww poor baby.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Exactly.

Do you want to be seated next to her on a plane?

I think the two seats she would be required to purchase would give you plenty of room to be the ass that you are.

Ahhh I'm not the "ass." I was seated for 90 minutes next to a similarly obese woman who also had an extended seatbelt. I never complained or asked to move because she was lovely to talk to, and I didn't want to hurt her feelings. My head was partially in the aisle, I had a crick in my neck for two days, and got jostled anytime someone walked doen the aisle.

Awww poor baby.

Your response is not unexpected.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Exactly.

Do you want to be seated next to her on a plane?

I think the two seats she would be required to purchase would give you plenty of room to be the ass that you are.

Ahhh I'm not the "ass." I was seated for 90 minutes next to a similarly obese woman who also had an extended seatbelt. I never complained or asked to move because she was lovely to talk to, and I didn't want to hurt her feelings. My head was partially in the aisle, I had a crick in my neck for two days, and got jostled anytime someone walked doen the aisle.

Awww poor baby.

Your response is not unexpected.

because you're lying. and you ARE an ass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, she is. It's sad and unhealthy.

+1 Morbid obesity is very sad to see.

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Anonymous wrote:This is something that is only Lizzo's job to think about. The rest of us do not need to worry about Lizzo's body size. At all. Ever.

Exactly.

Do you want to be seated next to her on a plane?

I think the two seats she would be required to purchase would give you plenty of room to be the ass that you are.

Ahhh I'm not the "ass." I was seated for 90 minutes next to a similarly obese woman who also had an extended seatbelt. I never complained or asked to move because she was lovely to talk to, and I didn't want to hurt her feelings. My head was partially in the aisle, I had a crick in my neck for two days, and got jostled anytime someone walked doen the aisle.

Awww poor baby.

Your response is not unexpected.

because you're lying. and you ARE an ass.

NP. I don’t see it. This is one of those rare instances where someone asks how you are personally affected, and someone gave a very specific answer. You don’t have to like the answer, but it’s very specific and very accurate and many people experience it. And it doesn’t make the person an ass to answer the question.