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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can look up the odds of a heart attack yourself, I'm sure.  Your post frankly sounds a little condescending (his parents will be so sad!), and the fact that you have begged him to change his habits to no avail means it's time to butt out.

See if you can work on your ability to accept and love your family members the way they are. It can be devastating to fat people to know that they are being monitored and judged continually by those who are supposed to love them unconditionally.[/quote]

I love my family members and want them to be with our family for as long as possible. How is that condescending or judgmental? [/quote]

You think he is a fat, angry loser (no job and lives with parents) and you wonder why I think you're judgemental? You are begging him in person to lose weight and then act disappointed when he doesn't oblige you. It's incredibly condescending to think that someone needs to run their lives in a way that accommodates YOUR feelings (I love him and want him here!). Give me some statistics so I can try to frighten him into changing for me! I will use his parents to try to guilt him into changing for me! 
ME ME ME!

It's NOT ABOUT YOU. He is an adult and you do not get to tell him how to live. If you love him, you will stop badgering him and shut the hell up. Doesn't he have enough problems without having to manage your needs, too?[/quote]

Please get therapy.  Seriously.  That level of anger at a stranger is crazy and inappropriate.[/quote]

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