Dazedandconfused:
Of course not. People can suffer all sorts of issues that may or may not be related to their weight, whether high or low. I'm just saying that the people who ran my previous places of employment were morons (and I'll bet most places anywhere else), and just because there's a higher demand for scooters does not mean they will have the brains to then supply more scooters. One such place was Walmart, a business more than capable of purchasing more scooters, but lacking the sense to provide them. Therefore, if someone perfectly healthy or not intentionally gains 200 lbs and aches all over as a direct result, I don't have sympathy and that's not fair to those who are less able through no fault of their own. In no way do I mean to imply that all fat people are just rude and lazy. But it happens.
I would not count on anyone at Walmart having any sense at all.
7 years
You can't order a woman, the way you can order a new car. You don't have any choice of where the weight goes. Some people are larger in some places than others. That is genetics. But at some point, it is likely that someone who keeps gaining is going to get big all over. I would just let her do what she wants, and either enjoy or accept the results, however she may gain.
7 years
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7 years
They have been trying for years, and are not even close to a "cure." Some people were just meant to be big. And when they lose weight temporarily, the metabolism slows down to compensate for the lack of food.
7 years
gym bunnie:
that is ridiculously hot
Probably more ridiculous than hot
7 years
Make sure it is really dry after a shower.
7 years
Obviously, breasts will sag more as you gain weight, but everyone is different. I've known thin women with average breasts that sagged a lot, and I've seen some pretty obese women with perky ones.
7 years
I have known a lot of people who have had WLS, unfortunately some died from it. But those who did not, regained the weight. There is no long term method to lose weight and keep it off. Of course, everyone is free to try if they want. And everyone if free to believe that WLS works. But I have yet to see it.
7 years
Losing weight is probably one of the unhealthiest things you can do. One out 171 people get down to "normal" size and actually succeed. Everyone else ends up gaining more than they lose. Some people have to avoid certain foods, like sugar, fats or salt. Look up "health at every size." If you can't stand being told to lose weight, then gaining on purpose is not for you.
7 years
