Are you happy being fat (Overweight)

uch · 29-12-2013 2:36am #1

Taking from the earlier thread about obesiety, are you a happy Fatso.

Personally, I'm very comfortable being an xxl

SweepTheLeg · 29-12-2013 2:38am

I was a chubby kid and hated it, got into shape in my early teens and have never felt better. I don't know someone could be happy being overweight, it's not healthy.

Professey Chin · 29-12-2013 2:39am

Everytime I get any kind of gut I hate it. So no

Addle · 29-12-2013 2:41am

No.
And I don't believe anyone who writes they are!

anncoates · 29-12-2013 2:42am

Thread life expediency - cream cake in presence of person that is just big boned.

SV · 29-12-2013 2:42am

uch wrote: »

Taking from the earlier thread about obesiety, are you a happy Fatso.

Personally, I'm very comfortable being an xxl

the only thing I will ever be happy about being an xxl in is condom size.

Penny Tration · 29-12-2013 2:43am

I'm a size 14, about a stone and a half overweight, and perfectly happy.

I lost more than half of my body weight already through hard work and determination, so I couldn't give a flying fcuk if I never lose the last bit. I like how I look, and if somebody calls me fat (not that it happens much, I AM fat but am rarely called it to my face), I say that I know and ask if they have anything of substance to say.

PizzamanIRL · 29-12-2013 2:43am

I'm unhappy being skinny.

Sierra Hole Borer · 29-12-2013 2:43am

PizzamanIRL wrote: »

I'm unhappy being skinny.

Eat more pizzas?

diograis · 29-12-2013 2:44am

uch wrote: »

Taking from the earlier thread about obesiety, are you a happy Fatso.

Personally, I'm very comfortable being an xxl

i laughed so hard at this

Evelyn Cusack · 29-12-2013 2:44am

Skinny people have it worse

Frosty McSnowballs · 29-12-2013 2:46am

Stupid big bones!

dodderangler · 29-12-2013 2:46am

Hey fat face!!!! You stay classy

Professey Chin · 29-12-2013 2:46am

Im not fat. Im festively plump

PizzamanIRL · 29-12-2013 2:47am

Sierra Hole Borer wrote: »

Eat more pizzas?

Too expensive and I wouldn't want to put on 'bad' weight.

mdwexford · 29-12-2013 2:47am

Addle wrote: »

No.
And I don't believe anyone who writes they are!

This.

Everyone would rather have a healthy and attractive body than not.

lau1247 · 29-12-2013 2:48am

No, i was overweight but this year i lost a good lot of it, as a result my clothes fit better and i'm in much better shape overall

I like the newer thinner me

Hello_MrFox · 29-12-2013 2:52am

If i cant see my top 2 abs clearly defined, its time to do something drastic.

Penny Tration · 29-12-2013 2:53am

mdwexford wrote: »

This.

Everyone would rather have a healthy and attractive body than not.

Sure, but why does that mean overweight people aren't truly happy?

I'd love to drop the last bit of weight I need to lose. If I don't though - big swinging mickey, I'm attactive enough already.

I'd also love a boat, a mansion and five million euro, but I'm perfectly happy without those.

Catari Jaguar · 29-12-2013 2:54am

Hello_MrFox wrote: »

If i cant see my top 2 abs clearly defined, its time to do something drastic.

Apt username

Professey Chin · 29-12-2013 2:54am

green_screen wrote: »

Sure, but why does that mean overweight people aren't truly happy?

I'd love to drop the last bit of weight I need to lose. If I don't though - big swinging mickey, I'm attactive enough already.

I'd also love a boat, a mansion and five million euro, but I'm perfectly happy without those.

Christ id love a boat

J_E · 29-12-2013 2:56am

I'm not quite to a point where it particularly bothers me but I have just gotten a membership to a local swimming pool/gym and am planning to trim up a little.

mdwexford · 29-12-2013 2:58am

green_screen wrote: »

Sure, but why does that mean overweight people aren't truly happy?

I'd love to drop the last bit of weight I need to lose. If I don't though - big swinging mickey, I'm attactive enough already.

I'd also love a boat, a mansion and five million euro, but I'm perfectly happy without those.

Might be happy but would be even happier and more confident etc with a perfect body.

I won't be truly happy till I get the mansion as well.

Addle · 29-12-2013 3:01am

green_screen wrote: »

Sure, but why does that mean overweight people aren't truly happy?

I'd love to drop the last bit of weight I need to lose. If I don't though - big swinging mickey, I'm attactive enough already.

I'd also love a boat, a mansion and five million euro, but I'm perfectly happy without those.

That's not really a fair comparison though.
You have it within your power to do something about your weight, which you have.
Your ability to accumulate economically valuable assets isn't as accessible.

uch · 29-12-2013 3:03am

Addle wrote: »

That's not really a fair comparison though.
You have it within your power to do something about your weight, which you have.
Your ability to accumulate economically valuable assets isn't as accessible.

Feck off, we're fat and happy

AlanS181824 · 29-12-2013 3:13am

I've always been underweight no matter how much I eat I just stay the same!
But if I had a choice between underweight or overweight I'd probably stay the same as I think it'd be easier to gain weight than to lose it both emotionally and physically. But I know a good few "overweight" people who are totally content with how much they weight.
So it really is an individual's choice.

Skuxx · 29-12-2013 3:15am

I think if anyone says they are happy being fat hasn't experienced the high you get from doing some exercise and getting into shape! You might think your happy now but you'd be a whole lot happier (and healthier) if you weren't fat!! And once you get into shape you'll never go back to your old ways!!

freshpopcorn · 29-12-2013 3:20am

Skuxx wrote: »

And once you get into shape you'll never go back to your old ways!!

I know lots of people who has lost loads of weight and put it all back on because they missed their old life, eating healthy/excising just made them miserable.