I almost always associate fatness with a victim mentality. Honestly, 100% of fat people I know view themselves as victims in some way for their weight, and 95% of them apply these same victimized excuses to other areas in their life. I don't know any people with thyroid disease, but people will always blame their age, the stress in their life, the lack of time to prepare food, whatever just to justify their being fat. I know I did back when I was fat, eating way too many sugar-filled snack foods at the school cafeteria. One summer I got sick of being fat, and decided to stop being such a wuss with what I eat, cutting out all sugars and white bread and junk food from my diet, swimming every day, as well as playing DDR extensively.
That summer, I lost about 70 pounds over the 2 month summer break.
If people actually took weight loss seriously and ate good food instead of snacking at McDonald's, most people would not be very slim.
But most people just view themselves as victims or see things in the short term, and would rather have the taste of those fatty, high calorie foods for a few minutes a few times a day in their mouths than being happy knowing that they are healthy and only eating food that merely tastes OK for those brief few minute meals every day.
That summer, I lost about 70 pounds over the 2 month summer break.
If people actually took weight loss seriously and ate good food instead of snacking at McDonald's, most people would not be very slim.
But most people just view themselves as victims or see things in the short term, and would rather have the taste of those fatty, high calorie foods for a few minutes a few times a day in their mouths than being happy knowing that they are healthy and only eating food that merely tastes OK for those brief few minute meals every day.
