Fat Acceptance Is Getting Ridiculous

This video is a reaction to Jubilee's Odd One Out.
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[@dreaminginnoother]

I feel attacked when people call out my alcoholism. We need to promote alcoholic positivity and people should respect me for who I am regardless of my state of sobriety. Alcoholiphobes are hateful and promote violence.

[@ClockworkAvatar]

real question, though i know this is sarcastic, why is your sobriety any one else business?

[@dreaminginnoother]

@@ClockworkAvatar Well, this is sarcastic to prove a point, but I am technically an alcoholic depending on what your source is, so I like this question. Most people actually do not have a problem with it since I am highly functional and high performing and it makes me more social (I tend to be very introverted). It is mostly family who worry about my health and long term outcomes. They have expressed concern for which I agree with and am sensitive to. The point is highlighted to me that I am healthier than obese people (via bloodwork and have a better physique than 95% of the people I see) despite having a "highly unhealthy addiction" which I have never tried to pose as healthy. Meanwhile, we are supposed to support an addiction that is arguably worse (easily in my mind) and are called hateful if we don't.

[@RandysRides]

Dude...in my pathetic hometown, there's "safe space" needle exchanges. Talk about enabling a self made problem. The damn drugs are illegal, but let's give the criminals tools to use them. Fat is good, girls and boys can trade genders if they choose, everyone wins at sports and drag queens do storytime for toddlers. What a F***ED up world.

[@wherethetatosat]

I'll drink to that.

[@jamesaaron279]

Hahaha!

[@Just_another_turtle]

Getting called fatphobic is a badge of honor that should be worn proudly.

[@user-iu1ru1qz7u]

That's actually the only time the word phobia applies.

[@-whackd]

None of this stuff happens in real life. All of these conservative talking points. Never met a tranny, let alone a tranny athlete, and never met a fat person who demanded I call them beautiful

[@stuartdparnell]

Yeah I'm totally a fatphobic for this very reason!

[@X1ZR]

If only we weren't shunned for doing it lol.

[@rat_king1236]

@@user-iu1ru1qz7u huh?

[@IDontWantThisStupidHandle]

"As you transition away from a bigger body to a smaller body" -- what a mouthful just to say "as you lose weight".

[@zom6ie]

Exactly, they are trying to phrase it in a way that distracts from the fact it is a CONDITION of your BODY. theyre trying to make it sound like transgender transitioning like WHAT. Your body just gets smaller!! FAs are delusional

[@Agcb_]

Yes, but that has happened to me in the past. For me it explains better, you are in a process, not just in a “lost weight” moment. You pass from seeing your person as fat to a thinner body and that can be strange.

[@marymccartor9373]

@@Agcb_ I agree with you -- those two phrases are not the same. The transition is so much more encompassing than simply losing weight.

[@familhagaudir8561]

They always have to speak with side-step because they are surrounded by a fucking cult.

[@poetcomic1]

My uncle was a surgeon and told me that even after decades of surgery it still bothered him having to cut through 8-10" of greasy yellow human fat to get to the fat choked organs he needed to operate on.

[@michellenoe7413]

😂😂😂😂

[@americankid7782]

That’s honestly quite disturbing to think about.

[@rabies6418]

@@americankid7782yeah. For the better though, perhaps?

[@17.3qeq3]

As a former fat guy, sex is WAY better when you’re not obese anymore

[@senne5868]

You earned it

[@markcnut17]

D looks bigger too

[@ovencore2549]

​@@markcnut17 you can actually see it

[@AJgaming-ce1ln]

Because your D is able to push more then two centimeters into her cause the fat is preventing you

[@mattgavioli6762]

in a normal world this alone would be enough to seal it

[@DanielEarl]

It's interesting how they frame their obesity, as if it just "happened" to them like a random weather event.

[@PcCAvioN]

To be fair, for most of these people they were raised by fat idiot parents who made them fat before their minds' developed self awareness

[@dynamichunter843]

Yup. They think they can’t change it in a day but it takes small changes and discipline every single day, eating better, going to the gym, controlling your urges.

[@steveouk90126]

A fairly common trope in female narratives: she's all alone, minding her own business, and suddenly The Bad Thing happens unprovoked. She's an innocent victim of The Bad Thing, and thus deserves sympathy, support and money. When I worked in a legal office it was an open practice: you're forbidden to ask what she was wearing or doing when The Bad Thing happened... you're forbidden to suggest she owns any contributory negligence to The Bad Thing. In related news, women are now 52% of the US population, and occupy more positions of authority than ever--many of which are set-asides and diversity hires reserved for women so that they can have authority without earning it.

[@toothgrinder2760]

“…as if it just ‘happened’ to them like a random weather event.” Daniel you nailed it. Right. They describe their issues as if they’re having a dissociative episode, an “out of body experience,” where they have no control over their actions.

[@AnsticePalo]

Or as Patrice O'neal put it, "Nobody walks up to you and sticks you with a dirty needle and you gain 200 pounds... he ate."

[@johnnygrunge477]

Body positivity movement: "You can't judge someone's health just by looking at them" Also the body positivity movement: "DeReK's SkInNy, He ShOuLdN't Be HeRe He'S bEtTeR oFf ThAn Us"

[@mina6mina]

I want them to hold that same opinion and energy, when looking at a severely emaciated anorexic laying in the hospital bed...or all the obese dogs that you can see on the internet, that can barely move and can't even play

[@DeenanTheKemon1]

Corporations are pushing our politicians to push this fat acceptance garbage. More fat people = easier control / higher sales. Watch how fast this comment disappears.

[@Pluto-cw2kh]

@@mina6mina I've seen them say that people who have body image issues are "fat phobic" for being "scared to look like them"

[@chronographer]

I love the way that they have literally lost the game by not finding him, and they all immediately say "I KNEW IT!". Uhhh, no you literally didn't know it.

[@gi-go8575]

Nah, the chick that knew it voted to kick him so

[@soothinggrace]

Did Jubilee have them sit down for this challenge because... Standing up would cause alot of sweating and uncontrolled breathing

[@silvaskiproductions3937]

i noticed that as well haha

[@bende384]

OMG I just noticed this, funniest shit xD

[@-AxisA-]

It's definetly that, but I think it's also the fact that they don't accidentally bump into eachother standing up and by that way find out the fake one

[@ThinkBeforeYouSleepYT]

I am not fatphobic so I didn't notice that.

[@joemama1691]

They reduced the prize budget for the reenforced chairs too.

[@SpriteWeMix]

I use to be fat. Well, not a little fat, way overweight. The funny thing is that what helped me lose weight wasn’t people praising me or accepting me, it was people making fun of me. Being picked on isn’t fun, but it got me to lose weight. I’ll tell you one thing though, finally not being overweight has made me feel in control of my own life. I put in the hard work and prevailed

[@bhumibolrushing7830]

I wa 300 lbs in high-school..got rejected by a girl I was in love got depressed lost 125 lbs..then started working out got back to 215 solid muscle. Stayed that way I'm 31 now. Honestly sometimes bad things are the best motivators.

[@SpriteWeMix]

@@bhumibolrushing7830 I was around 225 and 5,5 (165cm) Obviously that’s not good and this was in sixth grade. I started my weight loss journey in seventh grade and lost nearly 40 pounds! I’m just starting highschool at 5,10 (177cm) and I weigh 187. I’m way slimmer now, people can actually give me hugs and touch there hands around me. Still trying to burn a little fat here and there.

[@JustaHedgehoginSonicBoom]

Great progress!

[@olyviermonteau4300]

this should be pinned on every fat acceptance video.

[@Nico_Beyers]

A few years ago someone made fun of me, I wasn't even fat, just slightly overweight. Since then I've taken more care of the food I eat and have regularly done workout at home

[@RobertMorgan]

Just spent the last 24 months going from 304lbs to 200 today, alone. Thanks for the vote of confidence in my abilities!

[@Blablabla44475]

Pat on the back for you! It’s hard to start that journey, but once you do, you feel so good! Proud of you! :) I also just lost 30lbs over the last 6 months after I quit drinking and started eating food again lol. I’m addicted to exercising now!

[@Orion3498]

Congrats! That's a good amount of weight in what seems like a healthy amount of time! Best of luck!

[@JCTheSniper15]

Fucking beast. Good for you.

[@comment.highlighted]

I’m 5’8” and used to be almost 300 lbs. I felt terrible waking up every morning. I decided enough is enough, stopped drinking soda/pop, and walked 1-2 miles after work to de-stress. After 1 month I lost 15 lbs and kept going. I got down to 175 lbs and been that for over 10 years now. I will NEVER go back to being overweight 🙂

[@cosmicreef5858]

Great job!

[@emilyl6867]

congrats!!

[@Randoman]

Congratulations

[@comment.highlighted]

@@Randoman Thank you. It was a fun trip that I took slowly, enjoyed the weight loss, and kept going 🙂

[@Randoman]

@@comment.highlighted glad to hear it. I'm actually gonna have to start doing it myself to a lesser extent, so it's nice to hear about it from other people.

[@webbie1891]

Accountability and truth to these people is like, sunlight to a vampire

[@JustaHedgehoginSonicBoom]

It is

[@johndodo2062]

Or common sense to an "activist"

[@JustaHedgehoginSonicBoom]

@@johndodo2062 it’s called dummy sense

[@SpriteWeMix]

Because they target vulnerable people and pretend to accept them just so they have more people on their “side”. There’s no way in hell that someone can look at a 300 pound overweight man and say he’s perfectly healthy.

[@stuartdparnell]

They're fat-pires?

[@DrDeuteron]

It's surprising they can't even say "lose weight". It takes major linguistic gymnastics to say "transition from living in a bigger body to living in smaller body"

[@steveb8269]

The facts are its fat that needs to be lost, its fat held within the body that causes all the health issues

[@alexandersotomurillo5795]

Linguistic gymnastics, and they can’t even do a wall jump

[@AwakenedAvocado]

They need to admit that yes, they are fat and need to do something about it. For example, i am fat, however i am.doing something about it.

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

@@alexandersotomurillo5795they can’t even jump 🙄 all the systemic racism of gravity stops them from being able to regular jump

[@taram9409]

Yeah, it's ridiculous the way they phrase it!!

[@mangaas]

Obesity is like smoking: good doctors tell you to cut it out. They're all going to have bad knees for the rest of their lives.

[@cosmicreef5858]

not necessarily but they will feel the marks of it(most o the times literally since their poor skin cracks under the pressure)

[@linchen008]

... sooner or later you will develop problems with your knees.

[@Jenda-ld8dj]

@@linchen008 ...ankles, legs, organs and mind.

[@inspiredinthedark23]

Worked out for 25 years straight, always fit and a healthy weight, and then I took two years off during COVID. Ended up gaining 10kg! I live in East Asia, where people are generally slimmer than North Americans (a healthier diet helps). When I visited my family in Canada, and stated I was a little overweight and needed to work on it for my health, they acted like I was about to jump off a cliff in despair. All I did was state a simple FACT, without being depressed or beating myself up over it. "Oh no! You're still thin! You don't have to lose weight!" Honestly, if I looked "thin" to them, it's only because everyone else around them is even more overweight than I am. lol! BTW- back into my healthier, pre-covid lifestyle of cycling and weight-training (as well as healthier eating), and I'm loving it! I hate seeing people complain about not being able to lose weight, while downing huge amounts of calories every day, and not exercising. You're doing it to yourself!

[@namehere4954]

It's a good example of people showing sympathy instead of empathy. I want someone to be who they want to be NOT who I want them to be. Shine bright - be your best you - that's all this world needs!! Keep it up!!

[@SmokeLezduit]

You're fortunate enough to live in a country where eating healthy is easier to do. In America I see a lot of people go for the cheaper processed foods with chemicals and other junk put into it. But the majority of healthy "organic" things are overpriced. If only we could get rid of the bs we pass off as food and supply better food for a reasonable price I'd imagine the American obesity rate would drastically reduce. Unfortunately a lot of us love our fast food and other junk so I don't see that happening soon. Personally I'm lucky enough to live alone so I'm able to put a lot into eating healthy but it sucks 😂

[@georgejones3526]

I had the same realization when I was working out. I put on weight in my twenties and started exercising in my thirties. Basic high rep, low weight regimen and aerobics and just normal eating. At a height of 178cm I dropped from 84kg to 71kg. Everyone said I was too thin while I felt I was just back to normal. It was because the new normal was overweight.

[@dariusfilip4695]

​@@namehere4954the morbidly obese, addicted to food you is not your best you, but quite the opposite

[@nomoskarramin637]

It's true, I live in south Asia, and even tho there are overweight and obese people here too, there's a lot of fit people (not muscle fit, but normal fit) which made me feel like a sore thumb.

[@rileyvoskamp4540]

I’m 21 years old. All through high school I was over 300 pounds. I started working out and losing weight when I was 18. I’m now 210 pounds, and I’m violently fat phobic after losing 145 pounds. Yes, losing the weight was the best thing I ever did for myself

[@colddeadhand7414]

Keep crushing it bro!

[@XD3blaze]

Hell yeah king stay grinding

[@RetardedSealBro]

Did the same thing on a bit smaller scale, I was fat until I was like 15. After that I was way too skinny, but we alright now. Also ”fatphobia” is great.

[@xxkankala1671]

I think they was talking about the hurting other people kind of fat phobic

[@cringestudios6295]

I hope more people become fatphobic!

[@SirYeetus]

Society needs to stop making up words in order to shield their *LAZINESS.* 🤨

[@Snorlax220]

Focus on yourself foo

[@SirYeetus]

@@Snorlax220 yo momma

[@Snorlax220]

@@SirYeetus how dare you! So this is the harsh internet I’ve been warned about 😭

[@X1ZR]

FACTS!

[@playedit0ut290]

Not just laziness. All forms of bad behavior as well.

[@shattermind9355]

Derek straight up kicking the ladder behind him, he finished his achievement, now he influences others to not do the same thing. Like a rich guy telling other people that it's "terrible to be rich and they shouldn't work towards it."

[@NoctLightCloud]

when I was overweight, I was NOT moving nor eating healthy😅 Anyone who claims they eat healthy and move enough is lying

[@familhagaudir8561]

They don't even have to eat "healthy", or buy expensive food. I'm poor. I lost weight by eating less of the exact same cheap processed stuff. A food scale in a flea market costs like 2 to 5 dollars. Calories per 100g is listed on packages, or easy to find online.

[@mcfarvo]

If there was some magical "make me lean and muscular and healthy" button, every single obese person would press that button

[@devianadkar7969]

Yes! Yet they claim they are fat and happy.

[@eastonsaccount]

Most of em would never admit that though lmaooo

[@joepetto9488]

Who wouldn’t, but this doesn’t mean being fat is unacceptable. For example a Santa clause figure should be fat, he would be ideal as a fat man.

[@eastonsaccount]

@@joepetto9488 it’s unacceptable for your health lmaooo

[@joepetto9488]

@@eastonsaccount go tell a 65 year old man he should live like an ascetic because of "muh health" lmfao

[@drinkxyz]

Derek looked so scared when they figured out he was the liar. Rumor has it after the cameras were turned the fats ripped him apart and devoured his flesh. Sitting for a whole hour can really work up an appetite.

[@deadlyninja112]

Wtf 🤣

[@thatoneguywholovesthena-4529]

💀💀💀

[@youngeshmoney]

"the fats" lmao

[@adamtheawesomeness1427]

nah they cant catch up to him coz they get tired by standing up

[@freddiefackelmayer5267]

The horror

[@aidanbrooks771]

I’m 6’4 and I’ve been overweight for probably about half of my lifetime. Earlier this year I reached the heaviest weight I’ve ever been and was about 295lbs. I saw that number on the scale, and I knew that I would soon cross that 300lb barrier and I decided to make some lifestyle changes. So far I’m down to 253lbs and I’m not stopping, my goal is to get to 220. To all the kings and queens out there, it’s not “fatphobic” to take care of yourself. Don’t listen to the woke mob, all that matters in your weight loss is bettering yourself

[@mechavelli]

My doctor told me I'm borderline obese and headed towards a bunch of health problems later in life. I slowly got on board and fixed it with exercise and dieting... An overall change in lifestyle and goals.

[@DBSG1976]

My daughter was considered "near obese" so we cut her sugar and got her outside more. She had a growth spurt and grew into her weight but we told her that we wanted to make her healthier, we never made it about her body or weight.

[@More_Row]

But it was about her weight-

[@kelvinon5694]

@@More_Row It is about one's health. Which is a parents responsibility.

[@texasforever6950]

@@More_Row but it was about her health

[@illusionistphantom]

Excellent advice. Glad you parented better than these parents. Also go Bruins.

[@ritaheggdal453]

​@@More_Row you never tell a child that something's "wrong" with their bodies. And weight loss is about health, especially in the long term regarding children. Learning good habit, not dreading exercise.

[@Vuntermonkey]

I'm a father, so "As a Dad..." I thank you for reacting to these toxic shows so I can help my children navigate the minefield of modern culture.

[@josephjoestar953]

"As a highschooler" I'd like to say thanks for steering your kids away from the garbage that the world is going through, the people who buy into that tend to be the ones with the most issues. Have a great day bro.

[@CptnAlpac]

"As some guy from somewhere" i thank you for actually raising your children. It's a rare trait these days.

[@GoldKingsMan]

@@CptnAlpac No doubt.I know a family friend, he is raising two daughters.

[@alexandersotomurillo5795]

@@josephjoestar953 hello, high schooler here to say that, man, this is absolutely not something I ever remember seeing when I was young

[@josephjoestar953]

@@alexandersotomurillo5795 I never saw anything from the whole "body positivity" movement but I do remember the whole tipod eating thing, and I'd rather not have another generation to be stupid on that scale.

[@AJ-oo5pi]

I'm currently fat and trying to lose weight. This shit makes me so motivated it's crazy 😂

[@yohjinonoki]

nah cus thinkbeforeyousleep actually helped me lose 11kgs like i wouldnt have thought this is achievable 4 months agoo

[@RedHotSerrano]

I’ve been fat my whole life. I recognize that I’ve been undisciplined in knowing what I eat. Have lost 80 lbs so far and I’m achieving my goal to extend my life. I can’t imagine not seeing my kid growing up.

[@emilyl6867]

congrats!!

[@spectreshot8536]

My ex is letting her 8 year old get really fat. I mentioned repeatedly that it needs addressed because she's going to get made fun of. 'Then she'll just punch them.' 'Okay. Then she'll be the mean fat girl. Good.' Glad I'm out of that toxic relationship.

[@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci]

Not being a parent myself, I’m conscious of not being overtly judgmental but still, I honestly don’t get how any parent can let their child get fat when they literally have total control over what their child eats and doesn’t eat. No, you can’t force kids to eat something they don’t want, but you can sure as hell STOP them from eating, and control what kind of food they have access to. And you can make sure they stay active; how hard is it these days to get your kid into a sports league, or dance class? Or just take them to the park and tell them to run around the field? Kids who are physically active every day cannot get fat.

[@spectreshot8536]

@Kathy Prendergast I'm not a parent either but I helped raise them for years. You are correct. She has total control and no matter how many times I said 'kids don't need candy snacks EVERY night'

[@SylphistiaSymptom]

Dodged a bullet with that one buddy, good on you.

[@cvgodd1432]

My brother girl is the same with my niece. She will feed her pizza, after my mom made some healthy soup or salad. It makes 0 sense!! Mac n Cheese, chicken nuggets, Burger King and Dunkin Donuts. That’s 80% of her diet and she’s probably about 300 lbs now. My niece is only 4 but she’s 66 lbs, that’s over weight! She does nothing about it though, instead of keeping her active and taking her to parks/ walks. She will have her in the house on her iPad because it keeps her “quiet”. It’s ridiculous! It’s like she wants her daughter to be just like her so she will feel better. Idk how my brother does it!! I see her in some leggings and I almost gag! I can’t imagine her naked in bed 😂😂. Ughh I swear I would be single for the rest of my life instead of dating a morbidly obese woman.

[@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci]

@@cvgodd1432 Too many modern parents just have no idea how to parent. They think it's all about sparing their children any discomfort, when learning how to deal with temporary discomfort like hunger is a fact of life. They can't stand the idea of their child being even slightly hungry for a single second. If I complained about being hungry and wanted a snack an hour before dinnertime, my mother would say, "So, be hungry; it won't kill you." Parents seem to have lost that ability to stand up to their children's manipulative whining.

[@Sideshowbrooke]

You’ve literally changed my life. It was a gradual change. I was deep in my radical feminist, fat positive ideology and would sometimes hate watch your videos… then slowly but surely I slowly started changing the way I thought. Modern feminism and “body positivity” was making the way I felt about myself and the world WORSE. I was attracted to those ideologies because they were telling me that I was perfect no matter what and to never change. Accepting the hard truths and making changes to yourself and your mindset is the only way to truly feel better. I’ve lost 40 pounds and don’t constantly tell myself how much of a “victim” I am. And I have never been happier. I would have said just 6 months ago that I agree with MOST of the things you say, but now I can say that there isn’t really anything I could disagree with you on. You’re doing such good things for society. Thank you. EDIT: Massive thank you to everyone who sent me such positivity in the comments below!

[@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302]

Good on you for having the intellectual honesty to see another point of view and in turn re-evaluate your own thoughts and beliefs. That's an insanely tough thing to do. Never lose that introspection. Self-actualization through achievement is an incredibly powerful motivator. Maslow considered it the top of the hierarchy. He doesn't get nearly the attention that Jung and Freud get but his hierarchy of fulfillment is way more accurate than anything Freud ever came up with. As you make changes and most importantly, see gradual results, it becomes a fulfillment drug that your mind will use to continue to seek out the positive behavioral patterns your establishing for yourself. When people choose to mire themselves in negative behaviors the opposite occurs, they create a self-fulfilling prophecy that defeats them before they can even begin. I'm rambling now, but TL:DR. Great work, keep it up!

[@Sideshowbrooke]

@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 thank you so much! Achieving my weight loss goals has motivated me to work on other aspects of my life, such as my higher education and finances. You hit the nail on the head with the fulfillment drug. Because I’m hooked.

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

"they were telling me that I was perfect no matter what and to never change" I think this is the single biggest reason for the dreadful attitudes and behavior of so many women today. There's no incentive for self improvement if you're already "perfect".

[@masonh9147]

It takes someone truly admirable to admit when they were wrong or misguided. You have my upmost respect!

[@voltricity1942]

@@palaceofwisdom9448 the amount of women that are only above average that think they are 10s is insane

[@Jennifer-zm2pv]

Im on a weightloss journey and i watch your videos whenever i get lazy with my diet and exercise. Also I love what you said about addicts experiencing negative consequences, it took me being bullied all my life, being diagnosed with PCOS and fainting while climbing a flight of stairs to finally push me to change

[@stefanbotezatorul]

Eat clen, Tren hard and you'll achive all your goals

[@zedus4042]

I like the random photos of nature in video's background, it's very relaxing.

[@TherealHK-47]

You’re kinder than me. I’d say fat acceptance is glancing at “ridiculous” in the rear view mirror and is barreling out of control right towards “sinister” lol

[@Parlimant_Strifey]

fat acceptance = early death acceptance. These people don't seem to get that part of the equation.

[@X1ZR]

He's a KZbinr so it would we risky for him to say that typa stuff. Our society is so sensitive.

[@defeqel6537]

@@Parlimant_Strifey Early death, diabetes, heart problems, joint problems, cancer, etc. acceptance. Death is bad enough, but the life before death for obese people generally isn't high quality. Of course, the under-the-skin fat isn't as bad as fat-in-and-around-the-organs, but most obese people are fat inside-out.

[@Parlimant_Strifey]

@@defeqel6537 all those technically are all pre-signs of death if you think about it. The body is dying early and giving you multiple signals about it.

[@defeqel6537]

@@Parlimant_Strifey True enough

[@deadpuul8221]

My gf had to do a surgery on a 11yr old that weighs around 90kg (most kids that age are a third of that weight), it was supposed to be a fairly quick 20-30min operation. It ended up being a total of 5 hours due to all the complications from the extra weight. She even needed extra hands to get to the actual site of operation (abdominal area). Being overweight isn't just bad for your day to day health, it makes emergencies more complicated to deal with as well.

[@Lemmy92487]

Honestly, letting your child get that fat should be counted as abuse

[@janchovanec8624]

Yeah, Nurses have it even worse. We set their backs for failure since they have to attend to obese people.

[@retronimo]

Holy fuck, I used to be 93kg as an obese 18yr old. How can someone just let that happen to their child?

[@J.B.1982]

I do acupuncture/ East Asian medicine. Being overweight makes rendering treatment more difficult. Not to mention, basically all orthopedic conditions are made worse by the extra weight and are that much more difficulty to actually correct. Not to mention the internal medical issues.

[@Hi_buddywazup]

@@Lemmy92487’ve always said this. It should be treated the same way under feeding your kids is treated. It’s all abuse. Like ppl say “at least their not malnourished”…at least???

[@heinzie5]

"People treat me badly because im a size 18 and not a size 2" - she could just aim for size 10/12

[@altoassassin]

I looked in the mirror one day and I saw my stomach bulge under my shirt for the first time. It only took one time, one instance before I thought "I never wanna gain more fat than this," and from that point on I always watched my weight. I always try to monitor and balance the amount I eat, what foods I eat, and how much cardio and strength training I do.

[@hobbyist518]

“You know what’s fatphobic? Your body.” -Asmongold ^The best one-liner about the whole situation that I’ve ever heard.

[@G0G0w0]

where did u found that asmongold?

[@Timochat_]

​@@G0G0w0 on twitch or Twitter probably, between a WoW raiding session

[@rakusin]

Actually human body is highly fatphilic, that's why it's so easy to get fat, because fats are highly efficient energy reserves.

[@hobbyist518]

@@rakusin Like most comedy, responding with 'well, actually [insert rebuttal involving technical knowledge of field]' is completely and utterly missing the point. Though that's partly my fault for not providing the joke's context. His chat was (mostly jokingly) calling him fatphobic for stating that being obesity is a choice you can make, but it isn't healthy. You know, like TBYS in the video above. I quoted the clever one-liner rejoinder. It's not like his chat was using the technical definition either.

[@williameedubsix]

My body is fat phobic. I can't gain weight. I can but it's extremely difficult and i always go back to my original weight. I have to put in alot of effort and pain to gain weight. I don't judge fat people cuz I struggle on the opposite side. But I'm definitely happy I am on this side being fat seems awful.

[@radami9783]

I was size 38-40 jeans 268 lbs 6'1 in high-school I've been on a weight loss journey now I'm size 32-34 205 lbs. I started losing weight because I found your channel thanks man.

[@freudianslip2192]

Congratulations man.

[@adamtschmidt4303]

Hey bud, great to hear and congratulations you champ

[@jakea8371]

Nice job man!

[@ThatOneBlack]

Let's gooooooo

[@FatWalterWhite69]

W

[@lancegoodthrust546]

@5:54 "plus sized theater community?" 😂 That's like saying "As a non-binary vampire-Easter Bunny, I face discrimination every day. " these guys are making the Taliban look normal.

[@iamtheoaa]

I love your videos! You always have such amazing insight and point out the hypocrisy and lunacy.

[@matthewflandermeyer500]

As a former obese person, I personally think these people have become numb to their bodies screaming for help. At 18 I was 320+ lbs and I felt like crap and even walking for extended periods of time began to hurt. My body screaming at me and me listening is why I decided to lose weight.

[@xxkankala1671]

That great also remember that not everyone is the same and some people like being fat

[@mister-zen8491]

​@@xxkankala1671 After being fat, I hated it. I wasn't obese but even being overweight sucks. I have yet to see anyone that truly 'likes' being fat. You can tell they either feel embarrassed, live in denial, or put on a happy face.

[@SunshineSuperstar]

My guy... if I'm 10lbs overweight I start to chafe and get rashes where my skin touches different bits of itself. Armpits, crotch etc! And that's besides the fact that I see the excess fat on my gut and think "I have to lose that!" I'm currently only slightly overweight, to the point where its only noticeable if I take my shirt off and even then it's basically a lack of definition on my abs!

[@jbb8261]

@@xxkankala1671 more so they like being lazy

[@daano465]

Also, you get used to the negative side effects. They literally become the new normal, as after a while, you forget what it feels like to be normal as it is such a long time ago.

[@tomd.191]

we need to get the word out for being "fitphobic" or "disciplinephobic"

[@beckyscleanersock8395]

Right let’s victimize ourselves for lifting weights and running. Talk about how painful it is and yet provide no realistic “solution” for it

[@ruwhite1316]

@@beckyscleanersock8395EVERY FUCKING DAY I HAVE TO GO TO THE GYM AND LITERALLY DAMAGE MY MUSCLES

[@beckyscleanersock8395]

@@ruwhite1316 my genetics force me to make great muscle building and now I can’t stop being desired by life partners who admire mg work ethic and discipline 😩

[@adunce.5422]

I guess we do. It’s called “fatass” and “lazy.”

[@arjunpadiyar956]

@@beckyscleanersock8395 LMAOOO

[@dannymorgan2654]

I'm 6'3. For most of my adult life I hovered between 190 and 200lb (after losing 60lb at the age of 20-21). I lost my job in September and was inactive while looking for another job and gained 40lb. I got my dream job a month ago and have been slowly losing it again. Videos like this serve as pure motivation. It also helps that no-one in my family besides me has ever been fat and my mum always pointed out the health implications of obesity. Fat shaming works, even if it is just the shame you feel in yourself for allowing you to gain that weight in the first place.

[@chowfun1976]

Getting up to go to the fridge a hundred times a day does not fall under “active”.

[@KGrace0001]

I see Think Before You Sleep, i click. no excuses

[@Platform246]

One day 🙏🏼

[@cannedchicken3466]

me when Think Before You Sleep posts

[@drip369]

Auto-👍 alldayeveryday

[@heiroot]

Same

[@jamesaaron279]

Yup. me as well.

[@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm]

Love your work brother! All these lunatics need to be called out on their BS. 👍

[@megabrother7145]

Yeah call out all their Brawl Stars

[@setLillie]

I hate when people make fun of me for having a bad haircut. If only I could fix it myself. I hate haircutphobes

[@Sub-km4nk]

I’m down over 100lbs since June, felling more energetic, more confident, and able to live my life to its fullest. If this is wrong I don’t want to be right

[@jsonjsoff]

Damn. What a year of focus can do. Great work!

[@leandromorales3658]

This game is so easy to guess- Just pick the person with the least squeaky chair!

[@SlowStroking]

😂😂🤣

[@xakishiri2147]

Death

[@leandromorales3658]

@@xakishiri2147 Instant

[@Edmlady92]

😂

[@God_of_Bacon]

Lel

[@Someperson78]

Im 14 and a couple pounds away from 200 but instead of doing what these people are doing I'm working on my self and I feel proud of what I have Accomplished edit: i have made progress and feel happy and healthy Edit:2 thank you all for the advice it really helped me out in losing weight people like you guys rock

[@defeqel6537]

Hint: cut sugar (read labels), don't drink calories, eat 80-160g of protein (400-800g meat) per day, and remember you cannot outrun a bad diet

[@olejniczak12]

Do not get hooked on sugar and sweets. They are incredibly hard to quit. Addictions are a nightmare to deal with. Im 28, and the addiction to sugar has been the worst thing to happen to my health. Count carbs and keep sweets to an absolute minimum. Exercise also leads to a sound mind, and keeps you in a better mental state.

[@sneakerguy2430]

You should not cut sugars,if it's processed sugars like ice cream candy ext then yes. But do it at a slow pace. I still eat regular ice cream but in moderation and throughout the week so I don't binge eat on the weekends

[@astraghost774]

​@@sneakerguy2430- Stick to fruit for your sweets and cut out the ice cream. Junk is always junk.

[@sneakerguy2430]

@@astraghost774 you can eat regular ice cream as long as it's not a whole tub or find alternatives like yasso or halo top ice cream. I rarely eat it now but if I do I buy a small one that lats me a week or two with proper rationing

[@dark_sea]

Thank you for your work! Great video! 💕💕💕💕

[@profitprophets1363]

Fk I love your channel ❤ you are a legend, the truth hurts but I'm glad you speak up- society is what we do, wonderful to have such a sensible opinion in amongst the fray.

[@iboy883]

Doctor: "you are obese you should work out to reduce the risks of heart attacks and getting diabetes" Patient: "no i should learn to accept my self like that"

[@brandon-qc1ul]

The era we live in today.

[@jullietmburu9672]

@@flyingsky1559 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and diabetes!!

[@alexcavazos3341]

The only time that is revelant is when you have high fat because of your body type but NOT obese. Get me? Like if you work out and have solid health but abit pudgy because you don't watch too much what you eat and have a slow metabolism. I mean as long as you can atleast run a mile in 5 minutes it's not that bad.

[@erichendrickson8319]

Doctor: "Well then prepare for an early death."

[@GeorgeG472]

@@alexcavazos3341 5 minutes? Where do you live? Kenya? 😂

[@laur131306]

It's hard for me to believe that people like this exist. People with such an aversion to self improvement and accountability. It's so bizarre how victimhood has become one of the most precious currencies.

[@gothica3605]

Because they weren't corrected and told no growing up. Which resulted in entitled an ignorant human beings.

[@ClockworkAvatar]

why does everyone need to improve, why can't people just be who they are?

[@larion2336]

When the boggart comes out of the closet, these people see the self-help section of the library LOL.

[@larion2336]

@@ClockworkAvatar you don't have to, you can go be a homeless obese bum in the forest if you want. But you can't stand there and unironically tell us that being a fatty isn't bad for your health, it factually is. And re-writing the English language to try and avoid and negative connotations isn't gonna work either, it's disgusting actually the way they people are language vandals.

[@Groovemonkey-pd4ht]

Don't worry, fit people get to preach healthy lifestyles to larger families and for 3x as long!

[@gi-go8575]

Your channel is so good. I really needed a reality check.

[@miranivari3066]

Everytime your videos come through my feed I do a set of squats, this is the motivation I needed to get started

[@bustavonnutz]

My mom was all about fat acceptance & made all kinds of ridiculous excuses for why people can't just loose weight via diet & exercise until her doctor said she was prediabetic. Now she's gone down nearly two sizes & twenty pounds because she was scared straight. Never put up with this delusion:

[@RiseUpToYourAbility]

Women are totally ok with fat acceptance because that decreases the competition for them.

[@Foxtrox7616]

​@@RiseUpToYourAbility huh

[@serendipitylove3930]

Hope she's doing well now and kept it up

[@bustavonnutz]

@@serendipitylove3930 Well today's her birthday so fat chance that.

[@dankeykang4576]

An easy way to win the blindfold game would be to just get everyone to be quiet for a second and just listen to their breathing

[@ms.lolita1614]

I’m going to the south side of hell for laughing at that comment 🤭

[@the_absurd_hero]

I’m late to this party, so everyone has already said what I’d like to say about the greatness of this video. But I’d still like to thank Think for briefly discussing (and linking!) how to improve your smile! (My smile sucks, so I really appreciate the advice and references.)

[@rnt45t1]

I lost 70lbs in a year after I quit drinking, eating fast food, and started cooking for myself. It can be done with literally just doing that....

[@blackpow3r]

Literally!!!

[@sendtheasteroid8008]

How drastically does drinking effect weight?

[@blackpow3r]

@@sendtheasteroid8008 It usually depends on what you're drinking. Most mixed drinks have very high calories and sugars. Two big factors of weight gain.

[@tyjonawob]

@@sendtheasteroid8008 it can have a major effect. Vodka is the lowest in calories for alcohol and a 1.5 oz shot can contain 100 cals. So if you drink a lot like 10 shots in a night that's an extra 1000 calories now multiple that by how many days you drink each week. I have a high tolerance so I have had some crazy drinking weekends where I drink a whole half gallon. That's an extra 4,000 calories not including my mixers and then I eat once I get drunk too.

[@wherethetatosat]

@@sendtheasteroid8008 Depends on how much you drink in one sitting. Could easily be 5-10 pounds (2-5 kg) per year if you don't work it off. You may not have to give it up completely, but it's very easy to see how quickly it gets out of hand. Same thing with soda and other sugar drinks.

[@123awesomerobot]

I’m fat and it’s straight up my fault. You can’t change other people’s expectations, the only thing you can change is yourself.

[@paiger6058]

Get up and start working out!!!! I’m fat too and I got my 7 workout in a week badge on my iPhone yesterday! You can do it!!!

[@demyx0067]

I used to be fat, but now I’m pretty lean with a good amount of muscle. It’s like I knew what the people in the video were about to say before they said it because I remember all the excuses. The difference starts when you stop with the excuses and work to improve yourself. Good to hear you’re on the grind. The struggle is truly worth it, and I’m just about to reach a 200kg deadlift

[@lolaispure4296]

​​@@paiger6058 she just said she is accountable. Why try to school her on top of it If she know it, it is for her to change. Why do you feel you can tell her " get up and work out". Did she say she wanted to change? Did she ask for your help?

[@paiger6058]

@@lolaispure4296 Did i ask for your opinion?

[@disgruntledbystander252]

Self awareness is key.

[@joshuareed8243]

Of all the videos I've watched of yours, the videos on health and fitness are my favorite.

[@boredandtired7648]

I have been watching ur videos for the last 3 years and it motivated me to lose weight and work on myself. I lost 40lbs this last year lifting weights and for the first time in my life i am not obese or overweight. Im toned and feel incredible. I got into a relationship and my boyfriend and i love to lift together. I always joke to him that i am fatphobic cause i hated my fat so i worked hard and took the long road to get rid of it for good. I hope these people get their act together and work on their health and body. The satisfactory feeling i get is incredible and beats the shitty feeling i used to get when i was fat just trying to get out of bed in the morning.

[@wakmar]

- Let's hear some woke stuff. - "As a woman in a plus size theater community" (????) That transition was amazing.

[@TSPH1992]

Skippy Ball

[@mazecy22]

I was using subtitles and I thought she said a woman in a plus sized theater which really confused me 😂

[@raimeyewens7518]

The body positivity movement. The only movement where there is no movement. At all!

[@kenji444]

i swear, white people use the word "woke" like its "diet n*gger" and it shows...

[@Someonefreshandclean]

The moment we start treating obesity as an addiction, things start to become clearer. Because it is the same mechanism of gaslighting yourself into believing that what you are doing is acceptable and that you don't need to change.

[@sunshinelefty]

However, the modern refined and ultra-processed foods Are Addictive. Therefore causing food addiction. Solution? Natural foods. 🎉

[@101Volts]

@@sunshinelefty Ultra-Processed Foods don't even taste that great, and having too much Refined Sugar literally makes me feel like "blah" on my tongue. It doesn't take much, either. Meanwhile, something different like Organic Pecans is just... So much nicer than non-organic, and there's actually nice flavor with that.

[@v4r0]

overeating is an addiction

[@bickyboo7789]

Drug addicts will often consume drugs in their dreams. My friend who was obese would tell me how he dreams about eating food all the time, even after he lost 70lbs.

[@alexc9434]

As a former 270 pound dude I absolutely agree. It is very similar to an addiction and should be treated as such. I did and I was able to “recover” and get down to 217 in five months and still dropping weight every week.

[@Torpidity]

I’ve long since lost a moderate amount of weight and began working out, but I just wanted to say that your speech at the end about reducing big problems to help motivate you psychologically to conquer the smaller problems was really inspiring. I’ve been bogged down and demotivated to self-improve despite my general health, and the notion of tackling other problems at the bottom of the (metaphorical) pyramid to help you achieve objectives at the top of the pyramid has given me a bit of a motivational rise. Thanks for producing this high quality content!

[@katherinethedork2706]

On 2/27/23 I weighed 296. It was the heaviest I’ve ever been and being a woman didn’t help either. Being a woman meant I was more prone to gain fat as women are higher in fat compared to men who are higher in muscle. I finally had enough and got myself a trainer. She’s great and I love her. It is currently 8/5/23 and I weigh 264. It’s great. I can do way more now and this is only 32 lbs lost. Seeing fat turn into muscle is great and I love it. I still eat fatty foods such as ice cream and WingStop but in moderation. It isn’t impossible just hard. Keep going. You got this!

[@DeoFayte]

"He used language that made it seem like there was something I needed to change" because there was.

[@AwakenedAvocado]

So basically he told her to get off her fat ass and work out

[@AwakenedAvocado]

@@Raya-ir4tm "i refuse to take antibiotics, and if i die , its all the doctors fault

[@raya2569]

I told the doctor I'm a crack addict and he told me that if I don't quit I will die and I absolutely felt like it was just so rude of him to say that, it's like sheesh dude you can't tell me in a nice way to stop doing rocks? Doctors these days are the problem so I stopped going to The doctor, the drug dealer is very understanding and he takes my feelings into consideration

[@AwakenedAvocado]

I mean it is a proven effective weight loss strategy to smoke crack

[@raya2569]

@@AwakenedAvocado as long as my feelings are taken care of that's all that matters

[@raijuko]

Lol alright Tyrone Biggums. "Dogfood tastes just like it smells!..... GOOD!"

[@elvispressley2365]

He's just crackphobic.

[@raya2569]

@@raijuko speaking of Chappelle show what comedian do you think would have stayed instead of walking away due to his core values and dignity? What comedian do you think would have said F it and stayed regardless of the situation?

[@Ivkoni]

This guy is spitting straight facts. Mad respect. I've been lifting in the gum for twelve years now and it has helped me with depression and anxiety. I'm no Arnold Schwarzeneger, however the discipline you gain from exercising is irreplaceable.

[@michealryan9664]

“They tie achievements to what they’ve done” my guy that’s the definition of the word achievement

[@xxironcloudxx3643]

I agree that it’s getting ridiculous. I saw a post on Facebook telling fat people that they shouldn’t cut out sugar, because it will only make them more sad. It was encouraging fat people to keep eating boxes of Girl Scout cookies because that’s what makes you happy. Last year I got a umbilical hernia and when I went to the doctor I was 376 lbs. Now I am 280 lbs and still working hard to get my weight down for a hernia repair surgery. All of these “toxic masculinity” influencers are the ones who saved my life and made me realize that I need to do something about my health.

[@AwakenedAvocado]

I love my toxic masculinity, i majestically bathe in its greatness

[@taram9409]

Good for you! I'm praying you will continue to lose weight, and be healthier.

[@steveouk90126]

Advising people to make crap decisions is a GREAT way to weed out the dumb ones.

[@aavinluttrell7504]

Your content is the whole reason I'm where I'm at today; happily in shape, skilled in alot of things, and a traditional woman. Thank you for saving me from modern feminism 😅

[@mssophiad03]

I can relate a little bit. Ive been watching him since he uploaded this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enOsmaGKZcaAd8U. Particularly the second woman in this video, the blond women with the "big personality" I used to say a lot of the stuff she says and it took heating HER say it for me to really think "wow she sounds stupid that must be how I sound to others" I took pride in my "big personality" and though others had warned me about it I just blew them off. Chances are, if lots of people say the same thing about you, it's at least worth CONSIDERING.

[@aavinluttrell7504]

@@mssophiad03 yeah I used to have a few feminist views and I always lied to myself saying "I was a great catch why does no one want me" I look back and I see that I wasn't a great catch, I was unhealthy, fat, dressed horribly, crappy hairstyle, and mentally unstable. But ever since I was finally exposed to harsh reality by this guy I started to see all my flaws and instead of hating myself more for it, I changed them and am now working to improve myself daily, and I'm in a happy relationship, have a great relationship with my parents too, and I pride myself on having traditional views. I seriously owe alot to this guy

[@subtopewdipie4159]

@@aavinluttrell7504huge W

[@Alice-ld5kg]

Yess me too! As a girl this channel has modeled my life . Much needed! 😅

[@CordeliaWagner]

What is "a traditional woman"? Sounds like this is superior than "a modern woman". I have a very feminine body, I dress very feminine. But I love video games, I am very competive when it comes to accomplishments, I have my hobbies, I hate household work, I don't want kids and I don't want to marry. Is a traditional woman a woman that looks for a man with good income so she can become a stay at home mom? I don't get why loving my independence is so bad, why not wanting to be a mother and housekeeper is bad. It's just not my cup of tea. Doesn't make me less of a woman. And since I don't have to make me likeable to men I can do whatever I want.

[@SqurrielEMT]

So I’m gonna share an experience I had in Basic Training. We had a 1SG that was Obese and big. However, this man can outrun most of the Soldiers throughout the entire duration of a basic. This man was big (not like muscle busted) but was damn strong. But he is the only stereotype I have meet that was in shape. But even he didn’t like other obese Soldiers. Hell, he pick on them the most. After talking to a lot of different backgrounds, I understand why.

[@shadowsoulless6227]

Honestly trying something hard in proving to yourself you can do it is one of the biggest morale boosters ever. I kept waiting around for my boyfriend to help me assemble my desk and a shelf. We were kind of on bad terms for various reasons so eventually I went "screw it I'll build them myself" after I assembled the shelf, I then had the confidence to assemble the desk, then after that I assembled another shelf. The first shelf gave me the confidence to assemble the other stuff. Then after that I went and got a CNA license (certified nursing assistant) and next week I have orientation at the hospital. I started going to the gym but I kind of fell off, I need to get back to that. Currently 90% of what I eat I cook at home. Things aren't perfect but they're getting better. A lot of it honestly had to do with that shelf. A lot of it was my own personal mental barriers. I was basically told growing up by my father that I was stupid and couldn't do anything. (Honestly he thinks everybody is dumber than he is) I tried to assemble a shelf whenever I was living with my parents and I failed at it, was going to throw it out, then my sister said she'd take it if I didn't want it, she had my dad assemble it (I was way too proud to ask him to fix it after I failed) He assembled it for her. For years that absolutely solidified in my mind that in fact I was stupid and worthless and I couldn't do anything. So I guess it makes sense that I got quite a bit of confidence after I finally built a shelf myself. Human psychology is such a weird thing.

[@abdullahbinzayed5007]

i'm overweight and haven't been exercising for several months, i got a sudden urge to go for a 45 minute brisk walk

[@sail253]

Keep it up! 💯

[@SugaryPhoenixxx]

That is exactly how I started my weight loss. I was too out of shape to jog but I strapped a heavy backpack on my back & walked around the country block. Eventually I was able to jog instead of walk, & then I could run circles around the same country block. I lost the weight & have not gained it back in over 11 years.

[@purplestars5410]

Awesome!!

[@LOL-ro9ef]

Gotta stay consistent

[@ninakoch1799]

you can do it! :)

[@sol-hunter2332]

Truth is blunt, truth can hurt, and only the truth can set you free.

[@nelzelpher7158]

its over

[@sjohnson4675]

What I don't understand is how people cannot hear the change in sound of a person with a restricted airway verses a person who doesn't strain for breath

[@coler.4860]

Dude, you need to start a podcast. Since your videos are all commentary from what I can tell (I’m new to your channel), it’d be great to be able to listen to you speak off KZbin so I can just listen to you throughout the day. You’re very well spoken and bring up good points in your videos. Love the content.

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

"Being fat or plus-sized doesn't mean we're not active" THEY'RE LITERALLY SITTING THROUGHOUT THE VIDEO!!!

[@Marz859]

It’s true tho. Genetics play a huge role in how your metabolism and the houw sensitive to insulin you are. There’s skinny people who are just as unhealthy and inactive but will never gain the weight.

[@magotheguy173]

​@@Marz859 booooooooo 🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅

[@edgar7456]

​@@Marz859 those skinny people just don't overeat

[@ProdByAngus]

@@Marz859somewhat true, but being fat and blaming it on your genetics is sad.

[@ottoweininger8156]

​@@Marz859 you can modify your diet to align with your genetics. It's still in your control. No-one ends up twice the normal weight by accident

[@FreePigeon]

You can hear that Derek is the slim one immediately. He's a man with a more masculine voice. His voice is not surrounded by layers of fat and his hormone levels aren't completely messed up, making his voice more feminine. Unless a man became overweight quite late into life, their voice is almost muffled behind the fat and hormone mess. That's my personal observations anyway.

[@nenavice9903]

thank you, i was looking for this comment

[@madlad5555]

I'm surprised this isn't being said more. If I were on that panel I would instantly be able to tell. Fit people speak way more clearly and linguistically, and there is certainly a "fat voice" you can discern from the rest of the folks

[@JanieBee]

Yeah, that V guy has a more feminine voice than ME 😂 I was almost jealous of that velvety tone

[@JanieBee]

@@madlad5555 yeah you can kinda hear the clogging. Sounds like constant congestion

[@colddeadhand7414]

There was a kid I went to school with who was 210 lbs in 4th grade. He sounded like he had his nuts in a vise when he talked.

[@acroyryn]

Dude i hope you see this but your videos have really helped me normalize normal behaviors!! And your tips are so helpful 😮 i always remember a tidbit day to day!! And i learn to listen to my body better. You rock. I can do this on my own but switching media for practical media has been my MO.

[@samlohman8813]

The fact that one of them was wearing a Fitbit was tooo funny

[@Thisinthat]

Never thought I'd see a Critical Drinker crossover here. Good on you for finding him! Big fans of you both.

[@adamtschmidt4303]

Right!

[@bestdjaf7499]

Who doesn't know Critical Drinker?

[@XxI3ioHazardxX]

“Trying to pick apart [Prometheus] logically is like trying to find a gender studies graduate that weighs less than a metric ton” 💀

[@Baldbutstillhuman]

@@bestdjaf7499 critical sobers

[@nazeem2322]

All my homies love the drunken Scotsman

[@IconoclasticFeverDream]

This is such a dystopian, sad turn society has screeched into

[@AlphaQHard]

I honestly just want the world to end at this point. I hate what people have done with society, to the point where I dont mind dying in nuclear fire as long as they burn along with me.

[@candyman9635]

It's not even fun futuristic dystopia. It's depressing, soul crushing, unthinkable dystopia.

[@strangereyes9594]

Its funny because this is exactly the mentality the rest of the world mocks the west for. The refusal to accept accountability - "We know best, so everyone should follow us. Damage is done by not following us properly" The rejection of traditional wisdom - "We know better how things should be and we gonna engineer it like we want" The degeneration of morals - "We indulge in our impulses regardless of the consequences" The degeneration of mental strength - "Everyone that rejects our beliefs is the devil that wants to harm us" The entitlement of deserving everything - "I don't want to change, so you have to change to give me what I want" Those people there impersonate the essence of what the west has become in the eyes of the rest of the world. And they are telling us this over and over again, but well, we are always the victims and victims don't need to listen right? Victims need to be catered to and if they get upset, they can righteously strike back.

[@AwakenedAvocado]

Wokeness.

[@famus801]

@@AlphaQHard Do you care what happens to you after death? Genuinely curious

[@theTenthlife]

I was never morbidly obese, but I've spent most of my life generally fat. A few years back I got off my ass and got in good shape, this channel was a great motivation for me. For years I had sciatica from a "slipped disc" and then about a year ago it was found that the pain is actually due to Chondrosarcoma and an 11cm tumor in my right pelvis. Currently the only "curative" solution is a hemipelvectomy and the loss of my right leg and half my pelvis. I have opted to not do that and am on chemo that my doctors don't actually expect to work, and best case scenario might slow down the tumor growth. Full honesty, I immediately stopped working out and have been putting on weight ever since. Partially because the pain is getting pretty bad, but I always admit to people that it's mostly depression and hopelessness. I'm starting to get myself back into working out and this channel is still a great motivation, just in a new way. I'm not saying this for sympathy, I'm saying it because I think even as a cancer patient with a variety of unusual challenges I don't want to use excuses. I got fat again because I stopped trying not to and gave in to my unhealthy habits. It's okay to mess up and life will give you a thousand reasons to, but at least don't lie to yourself or other people about it.

[@courtneyr6645]

Best wishes. Sending positive vibes your way 💕 I hope it all turns out for the best

[@khalidalali186]

As someone who runs 10km everyday. I can confirm that they only people running pass me, are usually the ones that weigh more than 130kgs. They’re killing it!! Especially those 50 meter sprints after every 1000 meters. Damn! I wish I was that fit. 😅😂

[@emilytreu2312]

It’s crazy that I meet people my age 29 and they’ll be like “my body hurts” I still feel 16 physically. I just work out and eat well 🤷‍♀️

[@mateaukalua4426]

Yes I am 29 I don't feel 16. Working really has me wore down 🤣.

[@b00biejingles]

Exactly it's that simple...that's why you have people in their 50s and 60s who look as young as someone in their 20s and 30s.

[@whatever1661]

i am 39 and it's totally the same. No guarantee because you can always get sick out of bad luck. But usually this should be no problem if you don't live extremely unhealthy.

[@aredjayc2858]

I mean I say that after a workout but idk if that counts

[@jjeverson2269]

Yea I felt like that when I ballooned up and when I lost weight you get your flexibility and strength back

[@elliottreid7740]

*As an obese person* this video encouraged me to push myself to be more attractive and is really helping me get into a healthy mindset. I love your videos and continue to preach!

[@Villager-]

King mindset 👑

[@katser5023]

Hopefully you kept grinding and looking out for your health

[@oceanmanefibc1743]

We’re all cheering you on!

[@alexc9434]

Any updates?

[@elliottreid7740]

Five months in and I am looking super good. I am down more than 40 lbs and have started to focus on the things that make me look far more attractive and proper. Thanks for all the love and respect everyone!

[@LilyW-cv8lq]

my dad used to be like 250lbs and was prediabetic. when he found out, he IMMEDIATELY started working to lose weight, eventually losing 60lbs. he’s always been very strong, but now he’s actually HEALTHY and strong

[@minkymott]

There are lots of videos on this subject, but I subscribed to yours because you are a great narrator.

[@ITlifts]

Growing up, I was topping 330 lbs as a teen, until I hit my early 20s. Decided that I was tired of feeling like and looking like shit 24/7. Dieted and weight lifted all the way down to 212 at my lightest, and have been hovering between 230-240 (I'm 6'4 and am a weight lifter). I never lie and say it wasn't hard but damn if I'm not disappointed to see all of this modern day enabling.

[@faide9894]

Yessurrr, good shit bro💪💪

[@realafah]

I can see how they kicked him out first thinking he was the faker. He’s the only sane one there and knows being fat is bad for you

[@tekktori]

they didnt... kick him out... first though..... did you even watch the video ?? no hate just really confused

[@realafah]

@@tekktori but he was tho. What do you mean I didn’t watch the video, I just compared the guy at the end to make sure he was the same guy…. Now IM confused

[@tekktori]

@@realafah okay maybe im just retarded lmfao my apologies

[@0_Dallas_0]

I'm currently 17, I found ur channel recently, I started going to the gym with my friend. I was at 263 pounds and now I'm at 251. Haven't checked my weight in a few weeks as I don't have a scale, but have been going to the gym consistently. Glad I found ur channel. When I'm able to check my weight the comment will be updated.

[@iantempleton313]

I think the biggest problem I have with this whole fat acceptance movement is purely because these advocates act as though being fat isn’t a choice…

[@glorytoglo2307]

I’m so thankful to my mom. She put my whole family on a whole food diet, cut out gluten and all drinks except water in response to my dad and sister’s poor health. Both of them or much better now and we all collectively lost weight and got in much better shape

[@guhd4378]

inspirational. my family could never abandon fast food lol but I am happy for your and your family ❤

[@user-cs4su3ng9l]

What's whole good?

[@connorperrett9559]

Cutting out sugary drinks is huge for a lot of people. An hour or so before exercising though I'll make a milk, egg, and honey mixture drink that works really well for quick energy.

[@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis4346]

@@user-cs4su3ng9l whole food refers to eating non or low processed foods. So basically as close to the original state as possible. That means you have to cook a lot for yourself and know where to buy which groceries.

[@AVTAVT]

What's wrong with gluten 🤔

[@leohochman370]

I can’t take it! I’m tired of a movement that can barely move! You can’t change my mind that “Fat acceptance movement” is actually “Woman Fat Acceptance Movement” because they always yell at men to lose weight!

[@BFBrix]

"A movement that can barely move" 🤣 genius, bro!

[@23345star]

TRUE! Guys can't do this crap because other guys will tell them to shut up and quit being pussified.

[@leohochman370]

Hey I’m not wrong am I?

[@capo4270]

​@@leohochman370 The irony of the "movement" You're not wrong, been saying the same for a while now

[@alexandersotomurillo5795]

@@BFBrix and they will shoot down those who become able to move

[@RazzleJazzle420]

The last part got me good. Straight up facts about life, not even necessarily health-related Knock out the immediate problems and the bigger problems will naturally start to become more manageable Thanks for the insight, simple yet profound

[@valoraboveall5793]

I have Marfan's and am 135lbs at 6'4" and wish it was easier to gain weight tbh. I have gotten 5 lbs over the last few years which has been a blessing.

[@endcensorship874]

“Being in a bigger body” these idiots act like they never had a choice. It just happens!

[@AwakenedAvocado]

They identify as a skinny person

[@endcensorship874]

@Miguel Silva Actually, no. You don't go to bed one night, at a healthy weight, then wake up the next day obese. It takes a long period of neglecting yourself to get there.

[@endcensorship874]

@Miguel Silva Well, eating to cope with stress is a stupid way to deal with life. If you eat to deal with stress, I guess some do that, then one day you look down and you can't even see your feet or you struggle to get up stairs, or wipe your ass? Well, time to make some changes. "I eat because I'm stressed, I have a slow metabolism, I have bad genes." These are what I like to call "Excuses." Excused often are valid, but it's up to the person to overcome their bad hand in life and get on with it. Does anyone use the "STRESS" excuse for, like, alcohol or taking hard drugs? If food becomes a drug for you, and it can be, then make some changes.

[@endcensorship874]

@Miguel Silva If it's all a "waste of time" then why do anything? Either do it for yourself (because, end of the day, that's all that matters) and get busy living your best life, or get busy dying. Just suck start that shotgun if everything is as bad as you say it is. I truly feel sorry for you, I do. I'm 56, and I never want to stop living my best life possible. I have two grown, wonderful kids and a loving wife. If you see no point in life, it's because you ain't looking for it. YES, this everything is bad and the world is empty. But every day I wake up is another day to live a damn good life... and if you can't do that, I'm sorry for you, I feel for you. And the things is-- I've been there! I held a gun in my mouth, ready to die. A little voice inside said "not today. If things don't get better, there's always tomorrow." And I listened to that voice. Still listening, even when I struggle and I still do. Suicide, and all Obesity is is "suicide on the installment plan," is just a permanent solution to a temporary problem. D/M me if you want real talk.

[@EB-jf5oi]

To be fair, some of them have awful parents who allowed them to become obese as children. How that is not looked at as child abuse is satanic