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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I guess what bothers me about your posts, esp. the second one, OP, is that you seem to view fatness and fat people as entirely self-willed -- as if they just sit down to unhealthy food 3 times a day because they want to be obese, having made that decision. ing fat people alone. [/quote] Not OP, but most overweight people do have some say over their size. If they're not choosing healthy food and exercise, that is a matter of will or, if they're a very small child, *maybe* not knowing better. Most people do not have medical conditions or special circumstances making them fat.[/quote] DUH. Eating junk food is a matter of will. Gaining weight from eating junk food, and losing weight when you are obese, are highly complicated matters of metabolism, genetics, access to healthy foods, luck, and a whole range of other factors. And losing weight is easy. Keeping it off is hard.[/quote] Calories in vs. calories expended, it's not complex at all.[/quote]
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