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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have plenty of stamina, am never embarrassed to eat whatever I like in public, and while it's harder to find great clothes than it was when I was thin, I still do.  I also have more energy than when I was thin because I understand my body better and am never dieting.

I hear what you're saying about joint problems, PP, but I cut out grain and added nutritional support for my joints and they're flexible and awesome.  Yes, I will trade the dim eventual possibility of joint problems for the excruciating pain and disability of frequent back injuries today.  I still do what I can, just can't do really intense exercise, even swimming.  I miss it and would go play racquetball now if I could.

You folks who keep talking saying teh healthy fats are kidding themselves are not acquainted with the research.

Here's the deal: thinness is protective if you have bad health habits.  If you're already stressing your body with crap food and not moving, it helps to be thin.

However, if you have good health habits, there is no statistically significant difference in morbidity or mortality.

Did you guys hear what I just said?  If you eat good food and move, the size of your body has no bearing on your health prospects.  [b]My 300-pound friend who bikes 80mpw is just as healthy as a fit, toned gym rat. [/b]

Read that again and again until you get it.  Then stfu.[/quote]

What the what now?? Are you f-ing kidding me? You are so delusional. Agree with PP above. Nothing is going to get you beyond that dumb-ass statement you just made, so you might want to stfu and not spread such ridiculous statements as if they're fact. [/quote]

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