Fat acceptance
sleepingearwigrj180
Posts: 1 Member
The focus should be on being lazy rather than size, weight or appearance. When the body starts moving it will get healthier and probably lose fat. I also find intense exercise reduces my appetite and it is easy to eat better when I move more.
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I'm not sure what you want to debate, unless you're telling me what *my* focus should be?3
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(Hint: You don't get to do that)19
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You mean I can only like myself when I get fit and thin(ner)?
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sleepingearwigrj180 wrote: »The focus should be on being lazy
Does this mean I can call the OP lazy for not filling out their profile or bothering to include a profile pic?
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Title doesn't seem to fit (and is duplicative), no clear debate topic.3
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Isn't there already a thread going, on exactly this topic?1
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I'm not less lazy than when I weighed 40 pounds more than I do now. I just do a better job of balancing my calorie intake with my activity now.11
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sleepingearwigrj180 wrote: »The focus should be on being lazy rather than size, weight or appearance.When the body starts moving it will get healthier and probably lose fat.I also find intense exercise reduces my appetite and it is easy to eat better when I move more.
...I still don't know what we're debating. What are we debating?8 -
JPsleepingearwigrj180 wrote: »The focus should be on being lazy rather than size, weight or appearance. When the body starts moving it will get healthier and probably lose fat. I also find intense exercise reduces my appetite and it is easy to eat better when I move more.
You must be reeeeeeeally new here..
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Is this a supermoon joke?0
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It's another noob here to explain to us what we're doing wrongly. Thank you noob, I was blind, being led by the blind.1
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cerise_noir wrote: »Skyblueyellow wrote: »Is this a supermoon joke?
Haha! Nah...Superman knows better.2 -
I'm thinking this was supposed to be a reply to the other ongoing conversation, and was accidentally posted as a new thread instead0
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Maybe you should focus on not making rediculous statements and assumptions.2
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janejellyroll wrote: »I'm not less lazy than when I weighed 40 pounds more than I do now. I just do a better job of balancing my calorie intake with my activity now.
Ditto. I'm down 115lbs and guess what? I've maybe gone on a dozen walks in that time and not much else. It's easier to cut out a set amount of calories than to exercise off that same caloric amount. Eventually, I might exercise some more for fitness, but it's been basically non-existent for the actual weight loss.1 -
I'm far more willing to accept myself being lazy than I am to accept myself being fat.2
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HippySkoppy wrote: »Maybe you should focus on not making rediculous statements and assumptions.
*Ridiculous.
Just sayin.
OK CONTINUE!!!!!1 -
Oh now we have the typo police.
Sorry, what was the question again?3 -
ChickenLittle1121 wrote: »I'm thinking this was supposed to be a reply to the other ongoing conversation, and was accidentally posted as a new thread instead
I don't even know what thread that is, but this OP doesn't belong...anywhere, really.0 -
what? lol0
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