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It sounds like she needs a wrangler.
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Sounds like she might have Prader-Willi. Intellectual disability is pretty common in people who have it, and yeah she probably needs a wrangler.Side job I run into this one hamplanet often.
First met her almost 15 years ago. And she was average weight for her height. She is maybe 5'5". But is now at least 350. Has a giant bulge on the back of her neck.
For years she worked at the deli at a local grocery store,cleaning up cause she is a tard. Know someone that worked with her back then and during lunch break since they ate free PurplesoreassRex here would just sit and eat the entire hour.
That store closed. And she now works in a school cafeteria. Cleaning again. She snacks all day at work. And last time she fell it took 4 people to get her back up on her feet.
She is so wide that at the side job we give her a seat at the end of the row. Just so she isn't smacking people with her ass. She loves to get up and "dance" at these events.
It sounds like she needs a wrangler.
She normally has her mother with her. Not that the mother is much help.Sounds like she might have Prader-Willi. Intellectual disability is pretty common in people who have it, and yeah she probably needs a wrangler.
The most vivid thing about this for me is how much it reveals about the author. We ALL know this guy. He is the Platonic ideal of that classic marriage between Usenet tough guy and Reddit know-it-all.Allow me to introduce you to a Certified Internet Classic: golden-corral.txt.
As funny as that story is the writer is 100% a redditor. His writing style has that "wubba dub dub! Look I'm Pickle Rick Mortaaaaaay!" Shit down to a T.The most vivid thing about this for me is how much it reveals about the author. We ALL know this guy. He is the Platonic ideal of that classic marriage between Usenet tough guy and Reddit know-it-all.
Totally — I wish I could show you what this guy looks like in my head because I know we would all come together in agreement. So much about this post gives me warm fuzzy memories of alt.support.childfree as well, the source of a couple of my earliest “laughing at people on the internet” jollies.As funny as that story is the writer is 100% a redditor. His writing style has that "wubba dub dub! Look I'm Pickle Rick Mortaaaaaay!" Shit down to a T.
He's also fat himself admitting to being 6'1 and 230 pounds. So it's kind of rich he's snarking about fat people.Totally — I wish I could show you what this guy looks like in my head because I know we would all come together in agreement. So much about this post gives me warm fuzzy memories of alt.support.childfree as well, the source of a couple of my earliest “laughing at people on the internet” jollies.
we used to call that a normal person before everything needed to be an extreme archetypeThe most vivid thing about this for me is how much it reveals about the author. We ALL know this guy. He is the Platonic ideal of that classic marriage between Usenet tough guy and Reddit know-it-all.
Left the US and thought I would not see people of the size one does in America.
This is true to an extent, but in a country with both some wealth and not tending to do other vices (drinking, drugs) much, the fast food has really taken hold.
I'm sure you are right, but it would help to know the name of the non-American country you are referring to here.![]()
Further evidence that deathfattery is just a literal addiction.Her dad is wheelchair bound and obese, and she seems completely oblivious to the fact that she is staring her fate in the face.
I have known a few of these. They never want to acknowledge that obesity can/does impact hormones and even just some weight loss can change it. If/when they do get pregnant, they get offended when the doctor brings up the health risks with their pregnancy. Facts are not fatphobia or bullying or being mean.She's taken to posting non-stop on tiktok about her fertility struggles, blaming her stress levels and never her weigh
No, it totally is. I didn't see how much it was an addiction until I joined the bariatric forums. So many people basically saying the same thing you see drug addicts saying “Its just one time, I only had a little.”Further evidence that deathfattery is just a literal addiction.
Great idea - bring a life into this world when you can't take care of your own self.My uncle's wife (what does that make her btw? Aunt in-law?) Is slowly becoming my personal fatcow. She is easily 400+ lbs, has maybe 8 rolls on her stomach, and shuffles when she walks, yet somehow shakes the walls with each step. She's taken to posting non-stop on tiktok about her fertility struggles, blaming her stress levels and never her weight. Also about how badly she wants to fuck women. She speaks with a serious mumble and can barely string together a sentence. She's my age so it's super weird to see how quickly she fucked herself up. Her dad is wheelchair bound and obese, and she seems completely oblivious to the fact that she is staring her fate in the face.
Overeating feels too good, that's why. Anything that gets in the way of that gets tossed to the wayside, even stuff like potentially having a baby.I have known a few of these. They never want to acknowledge that obesity can/does impact hormones and even just some weight loss can change it. If/when they do get pregnant, they get offended when the doctor brings up the health risks with their pregnancy. Facts are not fatphobia or bullying or being mean.
They never embraced the fact that they have to change their eating habits for life for it to work, which the surgery was supposed to do by restricting intake. If they think it's 'magical' and that it will work no matter what they do, then they will be sorely disappointed when they inevitably fail to lose weight.No, it totally is. I didn't see how much it was an addiction until I joined the bariatric forums. So many people basically saying the same thing you see drug addicts saying “Its just one time, I only had a little.”