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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's healthy in the sense that Tess accepts herself and is happy.  [b]That is a good message to send to girls[/b].  Self acceptance is key to moving forward.  Respect others even if they look differently than you do.[/quote]

It's a horrible message to send to anyone.

Obesity can be corrected.

And I am supposed to "accept myself" if I'm a horrible, mean person who does harm to those around me?[/quote]

Oh for f sake how does an obese person cause harm to anyone around her? You are and asshole looking for excuses to blame people for your unhappiness.[/quote]

I'm not talking about obese people in general, honey. I'm refuting the ridiculous statement that blind "self-acceptance" is "key to moving forward." Please put down the new-age self help books, clean up your language a little bit and try to move out of mommy and daddy's basement by the time you turn 30.[/quote]

I think you should eat something.  Would make you a lot less bitchy. [/quote]

I'm going to. I just made the most fabulous rhubarb pie....[/quote]
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Hey I always do a blueberry/strawberry/rhubarb pie for memorial day!

On topic, I think we are going to have to get used to obesity acceptance, there are just too many fat people in America now and they will want their special snowflake feelings to be acknowledged.

Enjoy your diabetes, cancer and infertility - but remember you accepted being obese. Just like a smoker knows what they are getting into.[/quote]

Ha.  I suffer from none of the above.  And I can not stand rhubarb pie, so eat up![/quote]

You will eventually. Obesity always catches up.[/quote]

No shit Sherlock.  Unfortunately on me Obesity is a symptom of an underlying disease process.  It isn't instantly fatal by any stretch, but I will most likely not die thin.[/quote]

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