Body positivity was a movement created for people with disabilities, amputation, skin conditions like birth marks and burns to promote a healthy mindset and acceptance. It's not for making obesity or anorexia a beauty standard, if you suffer with those then you need help to change and to lead a healthier lifestyle.
I saw this comment on another channel guy said he's healthy and everything but was still singled out by people because he didn't look like a young Matt Damon or Tom cruise . People really need to change the game. And Miley was smart to add her in The video but obviously every other person taking it out of proportion. I'm only saying so cuz 1:55 in the video.
Body positivity should be about not blaming people for being unhealthy but instead properly trying to help them without shame. It shouldn't be about celebrating unhealthy bodies tho
body positivity was about acknowledging that everyone works differently, simply because somebody is fat it does not deem them unhealthy and yet they would still get shamed for it
Legit, that's why athletic is the best beauty standard. Because its just healthy and promotes a healthy lifestyle instead of being a dumpling, stick or steroidhead, and is something that you can work towards and should.
I was born with genes that make me really skinny, but I strived with all my might to achieve the best body I could with help from nutritionists and personal trainers, and now I'm really satisfied. I can't really achieve a full blown up muscular built, only an athletic one. Socrates said so millennia ago: “No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.”
@@humanfighter6251 Hello! If you don’t mind me asking, where’s a good place to start? I’m someone who’s also really skinny because of genes and it’s been affecting my daily life for the past 2-3 years, any advice on what kind of research to do? :)
@@alilolfox I would start by visiting a nutritionist. They'll know your gene type and how to work towards getting a balanced diet. They will also recommend protein shakes for you, considering self dosage of Whey, for example, can be harmful. After that, at least in my case, my nutritionist recommended a personal trainer and their gym for me, but you might have to find one by yourself.
I gained over 50lbs over lockdown. I've been going to the gym and eating better for two years now. I'm in my 40s and I have kept the weight off. It's not impossible, it's just really hard. Self control is key.
It also helps to just put yourself in environments that discourage unhealthy eating. So try to avoid highways that have fast food on them, try to avoid the sweets isle, maybe throw away the cookies in the house. You don't have to use self control if there is nothing to avoid in the first place
Men are almost completely left out of the Body (or Fat) Positivity movement. It’s actually a blessing in disguise since they’re not in that rabbit hole. But it’s very hypocritical to leave men out of an ‘inclusive’ movement.
I even saw a meme depicting that. It showed a picture of a fat guy and the caption said “Bro put a shirt on.” And a picture of a fat woman it said “eMpoWeRing”
@@_.10.cents._ I just saw a tv clip (this was in my country the Netherlands) with three overweight girls complaining boys didn’t like them but when asked if they’d date an overweight boy one said: ‘Eww no!’ Dead serious 🤣
If we're going to promote overweight models, then why are we discouraging underweight models? So it's okay to be overweight but not underweight? Also it's really funny how she admitted that she's not healthy - _Doesn't that mean you _*_shouldn't_*_ get promoted?_ The entire reason why people retckoned those extremely slim models was because they were living unhealthy lifestyles and that it shouldn't be encouraged for others to follow. So how come it's suddenly okay once it's someone overweight?
Its the same in movies, or series or music videos, because its not just models that influenxe others. By showing unhealthy bodies in media you normslize it over time, and take away oppertunities to promote diffrent healthy bodytypes and weights instead. Like there is a diffrent between pierce Morgan level round, and i take two seats round.
I really to be honest regardless of people who used to be models talking about how they eat cotton balls to feel full before a show or eat one almond have never seen anyone discourage underweight models to be honest
There's no nice way to tell someone they are fat and going to die. Just tell them. Don't sugar coat it. They've had enough sugar figurativly and literally.
This may seem exaggerated, but I genuinely started icking when the female host defended the overweight guest. I get wanting to have a compromise but this isn't a compromise if you mentioned the positive traits of one side only - that's just a bias, not a compromise. A compromise shouldn't even be positive, it should be neutrally acknowledging both points. Plus, the male host was actually bringing something interesting to the table - I really don't care about being friendly on TV, I rather see an interesting topic be debacled.
Best argument ever heard: "diets have a 95% failure rate why would I do something that will fail?" That just perfectly fit for every single addiction in the world, "why would I stop smoking/consuming cocaïne/heroine/drinking when it have a high failure rate?" That's basically admitting that she is obese because she is a fat and sugar addict and have no mental strenght to get out of it
Diets have a “fail rate” because it’s like exercise, you don’t do it once and then your healthy forever. You should be eating healthy your entire life. People starve themselves for like 2 days, lose a couple pounds, then give up and say “see!! it doesn’t work!”
If me, who was 20 , 265 lbs at 5'4 could feel the effects of my weight, there's NO WAY it's not affecting her in her 40s. I lost A LOT of weight and I could definitely tell the difference in my body. My knees r stronger, my breathing improved, my chest pain went away, etc. B4, I thought I couldn't have kids, but it turned out tht my weight was causing it to b a lot harder to conceive. Weight affects WAY more than people think. When I try to explain this, I get attacked online. They always resort to "ur not a doctor" that may b true, but I have studied medicine, n I'm someone who went thru it 1st hand. Plus it's not as if we don't have Google where anybody could look up the health risks of anything.
SAME girl. I went from 255 to 195 and my god the difference is incredible. Mind you, I have a thyroid disease that fucks with my body anyway, so early arthritis has already kicked in 👍😭 and the difference I feel in my joints, stamina, and just overall energy is incredible. My goal is to get down to 150 and I can’t wait till how much energy and less joint popping I’ll have at that time lol.
@@amaelia4659same here. I have hypothyroidism and I have gained about 15 kilos. I am around 66 kg now and I already feel so much tired all the time. Mind you my diet is good and I work full time and exercise but still can’t lose much. No hate to obese people but I think their quality of life can be so much better if they try a bit.
“I’m 46, I’ve already lived a full life, a lot of life, I’m not worried about it.” That’s really sad and disturbing. I’m 40 and nowhere near done with my life. This tells me she knows she’s gonna die early and is trying to make peace with it. There’s no saving her. It’s already difficult to lose weight but losing weight in the face of losing your job and your social life is just too much. She’ll never do it. There’s too many upsides for her and she’s basically made her peace with the trade. I don’t think she has a partner or children and probably can’t have them at this point. Everything she is now relates to her being obese. To her, not only is it hard and likely to fail, but she would lose everything that feels important to her now. That’s the exact reason it shouldn’t be glorified. If she didn’t have all these good things related to her obesity then perhaps she’d be willing to try.
Yeah but he's a hypocrite. He is medically obese according to bmi (Just checked on the NHS website) so he shouldn't be on the TV either. But he seems to have a skewed perception of his body the same way she does.
@@manka_ he recognizes that and responded to it if you watch the original program he addressed it. And his BMI is way below hers. He's not medically obese he's overweight. Big difference
@@spectacle2 he said he was 120kg and 6’1 which is obese if you go on the NHS website. To me it just seems he holds people to different standards than himself. Don’t really care for either of them
As someone who has suffered from anorexia, and binge eating disorder 2 years after recovering, i can guarantee that both ends of the spectrum are TERRIBLE. I'm healthy now, but at one stage I was 10 kg underweight, and after that nearly 20kg overweight. Both ends are very unhealthy and you can't get to her size without having disordered eating habits. It's just impossible.
I think that I was actually healthier while being on restrictive diets. Yea, the quantity was the problem, but the quality was top notch. When I review in my head, I actually ate perfectly healthy, but too little of it. Maybe I wasn’t too anorexic looking, but I have a body of all of these underweight models and I can’t say that I’m unhealthy really
@@shadowprincess7954, I agree. I never had an actual ED, but as a teen trying to control my weight I ate horrible. As an adult when I left the military my weight rose slowly but surely to ~200 pounds. Nothing worked. I have never developed a health condition and my job was very active, I also did activity at home and for recreation. At one point my doctor of all those years pointed out these things and also that my diet is overall very healthy. She suggested I relax about it. So I did. Nothing ha changed except I'm old 😂
Last time I checked, a MODEL is supposed to be just that, a modeled person. Something to aspire to be, something to become. That’s why there is such thing as the “model citizen”.
I was 275lbs. I dieted, didn't even exercise. In 7 months I lost 67lbs. Like they said on here, it's for your own good. I have more to go and I'm doing what I can for a better life.
You are doing amazing, keep up to hard work! Being at a healthy weight wasn't easy for me either, I had been underweight for a long time and fainted often
Bruh, her firing an insult back at the show host just proves that she knows her argument is flawed and is so easy to poke holes in. She couldn't think of a real response to him, so she she divolved to petty insults and trying to change the topic to redirect everyone's attention away from the fact that she has no real response to give him. When someone starts trying to change topic and divert attention from what the debate is meant ot be about, that's how you know they've realized their argument is flawed and is collapsing in on itself.
Her health problems are actually caused by her age, not her weight. Didn't you know that you lose the ability to walk up stairs when you turn 46? In fact, the only way for a 46 year old to walk up some stairs, is if there is a Big Mac at the top...
I struggle with an eating disorder and this video really helps honestly. Just being straight up and honest about shit helps so much and some people just don’t have the brain capacity to literally just use common sense😭but thank you guys for the amazing videos and i appreciate you both a lot:)❤️
Today's body positivity movement is "I'm fat, I'm lazy and I'm not gonna do anything about it cause I want to eat mc Donald's and ice cream ever meal of every day" this is true. The body positivity is about being lazy and getting your way.
As someone who weighs roughly 195 last time I checked (I used to weighs 255 roughly 5 years ago) and living with a hypothyroid disease, it is so incredibly hard to lose weight. I was already above 200 lbs before they even diagnosed me with a thyroid disorder and for years I wondered why I couldn’t lose weight, only gain. In my early teens, I even struggled with Bulimia. It really messed with me psychologically when someone I confided in told me that “fat people can’t be bulimic”. As someone who eats moderately healthy, I struggle just to stabilize my weight. It takes literal years just to shed a few pounds. Now, that woman is nearly two decades older than me, almost twice my weight, and laughed when the newscaster read her stats back to her. Hun, your health stats are not a laughing matter. Her BMI is 64.6! I’m no doctor, but that has to be extraordinarily hard on her heart. My BMI is currently 31.5. I’m not proud of my weight. Not by far. But I’m slowly learning to like myself a little more and be a little nicer to myself. Due to my thyroid issues I never lost weight like normal teenagers, but now that I’m near my 30s I DEFINITELY do not lose weight easily. As an obese person, I don’t support obesity. It doesn’t look good and it’s bad for your health. Period. When I was nearly 260, I hated looking at myself in the mirror. I still do, but I’m trying to learn to be a little nicer to myself.
I just remembered that childhood obesity documentary and just realized if parents in the UK were starving their kids and they were underweight that would be child abuse, but over feeding kids isn't? Both are going to kill your kids and both should have repercussions. Just a thought
That's what I don't understand. Starving a child is abuse but overstuffing a youngster and ensuring that they'll have medical problems early is not considered abuse enough to intervene. Crazy.
LOL, professional athletes often have a BMI between 5 to 13
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@@LakeHowellDigitalVideo Actually most professional athletes have a “obese” bmi because their muscle mass is very high and compact. Athletes with low bmi are those that the sport is categorized by weight and get heavily dehydrated for the weight-in as far as I know
Male person here. 320 pounds. 6 feet, 2 inches. Type 2 diabetes. My right leg has swollen to nearly DOUBLE that of my left leg. My darling wife has to help me put on my socks and tie my sneakers. My toe nails would rival the claws of the Wolverine. I have to see a podiatrist for my feet.and nails. My feet have SWOLLEN ONE FULL SIZE, from size 13 to size 14. If you are OBESE, do something about it. I've cut back on food and started waking more. (No, no to the fridge). You are fat, You are obese. AS AM I. Seek help because IT IS NOT HEALTHY.
The fact that she immediately went to "well ur obese too so..." was so insecure and so ignorant of her because he's 220 pounds at 6'1". Actually, that's a really normal weight for most men at that height. He isn't "fat" at all, maybe like 10 pounds overweight but thats it. That's like someone saying "Hey people think that you're hairstyle is really ugly, what do you say about that?" and them just going "well they have hair too, so..." ...Ok? I don't understand the logic that was just an insult.
"95% diets fail" Yes, because people are like you, booboo. Not to mention this number counts in people that actually lose the weight but regain it after years because of their life choices. It's like saying a cast doesn't work because I broke my leg again after 2 years.
She does look her age actually idk what she was thinking by saying that. "This is not about glamorizing this is about accepting" WE SHOULD NOT BE ACCEPTING MORBID OBESITY
“95% of diets fail so why would I try?” …… babe that’s the exact mindset holding you back from creating any change you’d rather spend your time finding the easiest diet than to adopt some real discipline and will power w yourself
Talking about k-pop standards, a way that some companies use to find the ideal weight for a (female) idol is to take the girl's (yes, I say girls- They mostly debut at like 15-16 years old😬) height, and minus 120 centimeters. Then the take that number and that is the amount of kilograms that they should weigh. So for example, Jang Wonyoung is a popular, very skinny, female idol. She is about 5'8, around 170 centimeters. So 170 - 120 = 50. So therefore, she should weight about 50 kilograms, maybe even less. She is estimated to be around 43 kilograms, so about 103 pounds. Thats really skinny. K-pop standards are honestly kind of scary.
Another dangerous fact is that a lot of people are natural followers and when they see "successful" people or famous people who are obese and living the life, regular people who are obese will have an easier time giving up after seeing how the successful people are living. They literally think, "There's nothing wrong with this, I mean, look at (so and so)."
I dont know the video they're referring to, but I honestly don't think this is such a big deal. Because if we honestly cared about what was being promoted to young people in pop videos, we would call out the over-sexualization, use of substances or implied including even tobacco and the under weight as well as overweight.
agreed! very little females actually want to be obese. most of us are still chasing that slim figure. being thin is still more promoted to us than being obese ever is
I think- instead of trying to convince everyone else that they need to agree with others opinions and beliefs, that we should actually be practicing how to “politely disagree” with each other. A lot of the issues nowadays are people (we’ll call them Group A) being angry about something and thinking others should care about it too. There are some others (Group B) that are offended that the 1st people (A) want them to change and to teach the same thing to children. This does nothing for anyone. Even if the message is one of peace- we cannot control everyone. That’s just how it works; you don’t HAVE TO AGREE…. But you can choose not to be aggressive and cruel about it. This goes to both sides (A & B). I don’t know how we got to this bizarre place of, “I have my opinion and it’s the best and because you’re challenging it, I’m going to destroy you.” It’s WILD. I’ve fallen to it too, so I’m not saying I’m above this either. It’s like mass brainwashing. Basically, TLDR: Don’t teach everyone to accept peoples beliefs- teach them people are different and to just be nice regardless of what you really feel. 😐
no, that's dumb. Am I supposed to accept someone's ignorant argument just as much as a expert on the subject? A lot of issues nowadays are causes by people being free to say whatever they want and spreading false rumors, like with 5G or nuclear power. Not everybody's beliefs should be accepted if they're wrong and affecting others negatively, and being "nice" just creates a echo chamber and makes them believe they're right.
@@projekttaku1 most issues "nowadays" are caused, generally, by misinformation, complacency, poverty or lack of formal education (you know, real world problems, not online issues), and whatnot. there is plenty misinformation, but thats been dying down for a while. complacency (and confirmation bias) is a bigger contributor to what people like to call "misinformation." for example, people who are fat and dont want to be shamed for it, whilst also not wanting to go on a diet, are complacent. confirmation bias is people believing ridiculous things because it confirms one of their world views. these 2 factors contribute to misinformation more than just.. people shitting random lies out their ass. people dont believe that crap for no reason. also, yes, you are supposed to accept someone's ignorant argument! you dont have to, well, use it, in daily life, nor do you have to agree, but you can just, agree not to. obviously, this has limits; when people spread dangerous "ignorant arguments", you have a problem. however, i dont think I should have to explicitly state "this only works within realistic, reasonable, common-sense boundaries. dont let people believe its OK to shoot up a wallmart." i dont think im talking to 5 year olds. being "nice" doesnt always create an echochamber. you can agree to disagree. you can argue somebody's claim, have that probably fail, and just disagree. or, you can just let people believe the earth is flat. it genuinely does not affect their lies to any dangerous degree. nobody is getting a darwin award because they think the planet is actually a plane. its not that big of a deal, is what im saying. if theyre affecting others negatively, then yes, they need to be controlled or corrected, but once again, why does this need to be explicitly stated? isnt this common fucking sense? what kind of rebuttal do you have by taking a hypothetical to the extreme? "roll on the ground if you're on fire, it'll put the fire out" ""but what if im standing in a volcano"" :/
@@3u-n3ma_r1-c0 you'd be surprised how willing people are to accept completely made up things. And yes, you do need to specific since you're saying it so broadly that it includes everyone's opinion.
18:04 Im happy someone said this. You dont have to be mean about it, but sometimes people need to know what they're doing is objectively wrong. Not only with obesity, but sometimes people get some crazy brainwashed ideas in their heads.
Like she said fat ppl exist so I don’t think they should have to be excluded from our media, the message should be to be kind to someone regardless of what they look like it becomes a problem when they really just openly give up on their health and encourage others to do the same
its a problem when they're treated a healthy or something to look up to. No. You shouldn't be a twig or a dumpling, you should be healthy or if you want to go extra, athletic.
@@projekttaku1 You think fat ppl need constant reminders that their health isn’t where it should be tho? Regardless of their health treat them like a human
@@dxwnijxmi7562 yes, if they're morbidly obese (or skinny). Ironically the most humane thing you can do is to point out there health instead of just being non-offensive and not mentioning to not hurt their feelings, cause then you're actually letting them believe its a good thing and are basically a kiss-ass. Why is it inhumane to tell someone they're unhealthy? Can we not talk about health issues? And it becomes worse when its the model standard, since its being promoted as the ideal body type.
@@projekttaku1 If that person asks you for advice on their health then sure but otherwise a random persons health is none of your business, you dont know what they struggle w when you cant see them, and can very well trigger their mind to stay in negative patterns bc ppl treat them like garbage rather than actually encouraging or helping. Spewing your opinion and making someone feel bad 24/7 is not going to get results, youre just an entitled asshole who thinks you need to control other ppls lives
That 95% stat they always throw out is so deceitful. It's not that 95% of diets dont WORK. They work, it's 95% of people who don't stay ON TRACK because of lack of motivation. When I give up, it's not that it hasn't worked, it's because I create excuses and like food too much. But I can own up to it. If you try dieting for a week and stop after, you probably won't have seen results because the span is too short to see it on a scale. But that's the thing with people who have binge eating disorders... they want instant gratification because that's what they get with the binge. Loosing wait is not an instant gratifier. You won't do 1 hour of cardio and have lost one pound by the end of it. So they lose motivation because of the lack of fast results. I'm basically the same... but I don't blame the diet, because I'm the one who decides to stop, not the diet.
I have almost the same BMI and the same struggle. I had my birthday 2 days ago, and finally made a decision to start taking care of myself. I live alone so that's been a little difficult but I'm getting there. Due to my weight I'm really invisible in people's eyes to the extent of only having one (1) friend congratulate me on my birthday. All of the others forgot even though I talked to all of them on that day. They just didn't bother yet they still asked me their questions like why is A wrong what's the correct answer key etc etc. For them I'm all brains and no body. This year I'm finally changing that. I'm done with being ignored. Enough is enough.
It's glorified because it's a fetish. You go into the fetish understanding the risks, but being completely in denial about the health risks is ridiculous.
i personally dont find a problem having her in a video just existing, and i dont get why people are mad at that. but the problem comes when you pretend its normal and healthy lmao
Fact: A European soccer style camera was used for the filming of this interview. Also, the film crew was stationed in the backyard and shot came through the kitchen window.
17:15 I agree with her people put themselves thru many hard challenges to get on a magazine I mean the time management she needed to learn to be able to go to 4 peoples houses for thanksgiving is crazy.
An in-law of mine was obese.He was in his early 50s.He died from a massive heart attack two weaks before he was scheduled to get by gastric by pass surgery.
When i was 35, my BMI was 30-odd. When the doctor told me "look, you are obese." I changed my diet and am losing weight and feeling much better. Body positivity is deadly in the context of that fat chick.
Good friends hold each other to a higher standard. They don't want to see you fail, see you poison yourself, see you make bad decisions. They'll call you out on your bs and encourage you to get better. Those "friends" who hold you to a lower standard, don't care if you die early, don't care if you ruin your life, just keep saying "yes queen, you do you!" to every bad decision you make, etc., those are called enablers. Not friends, enablers. They are the toxic people you need to cut out of your life ASAP. Surround yourself with people who want to see you succeed in life and won't let you get away with your own crap when you make mistakes. We're ALL gonna make mistakes sometimes and we need those good friends who won't say "that's okay, keep doing it".
This mindset of no matter what I try I'll never loose weight is bad, I had that mindset for years, I tried different diets when I was overweight, I would loose only 2 kg then I will give up, then last year I got depressed and became obese for half a year, I felt so much pain and I thought I was dying, and bcs I was scared I was serious about loosing weight, I lost 12 kg so far, right now feeling healthy and happier than I've ever been. I have another 10 kg to loose 😁
15:32 this is exactly what i’ve been saying. People who “play nice” are just trying to cover their own a**. These people aren’t genuine friends and probably have some sort of ego trip too. Its like they want to make sure no one sees them in a negative light so they put on a front. From experience these are the worst people to have around
One of the ironic things I find in society is obese people saying they want to lose weight while they're sat in disability scooters get out and do some walking what is the scooter for your snacks and diet coke
I love the “95% of diets fail” argument It’s based on one study where they checked on hospital patients who lost weight during their stay as in, nobody was told to keep the weight off
Piers Morgan is chubby, not obese. That’s the thing. If she were merely chubby, we wouldn’t even be having this conversation LOL. Also, Morgan actually lost weight - he was fatter before, if you look back at old videos of him. I hate to agree with him on anything because he’s a horrendous person but he is right here.
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Bro hit her with the "I'm tall and thicc, you're short and fat. We are not the same"
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😂 👍🏽 😂 True.
Body positivity was a movement created for people with disabilities, amputation, skin conditions like birth marks and burns to promote a healthy mindset and acceptance.
It's not for making obesity or anorexia a beauty standard, if you suffer with those then you need help to change and to lead a healthier lifestyle.
truly said!
There shouldn't be a beauty standard regardless a lot of people are different.
@@sandrasierra3560 I agree. Not to mention beauty is a matter of personal opinion.
I saw this comment on another channel guy said he's healthy and everything but was still singled out by people because he didn't look like a young Matt Damon or Tom cruise . People really need to change the game. And Miley was smart to add her in The video but obviously every other person taking it out of proportion. I'm only saying so cuz 1:55 in the video.
amen, preach!!!
Body positivity should be about not blaming people for being unhealthy but instead properly trying to help them without shame. It shouldn't be about celebrating unhealthy bodies tho
Body positivity is the same as self esteem. Only you can give it to yourself.
bopo was never about obesity it was about people missing limbs, or paralyzed, or scars, burns etc not shit you can CONTROL
body positivity was about acknowledging that everyone works differently, simply because somebody is fat it does not deem them unhealthy and yet they would still get shamed for it
@@avalosp she's unhealthy tho
@@avalosp no, if you are fat you are unhealthy. If you "look" fat then you arent fat.
Obesity is healthy because beep boop bop biong bong beep beeep bwaaaaaap
She looks like if Elmo ate Big Bird
Then BAAAMMM!!! 💥💥
Explosion happens
@@mooma10 oh hell nah someone ate da biggest birb, Alexa play I am the biggest bird
Yes I agree beep boop bop biong bong beep beeep bwaaaaaap
@@mooma10 ‼️‼️facts
A wise man once said, "we like em healthy, not hungry." If you're obese, you look hungry. If you're skin and bones, you look hungry.
Legit, that's why athletic is the best beauty standard. Because its just healthy and promotes a healthy lifestyle instead of being a dumpling, stick or steroidhead, and is something that you can work towards and should.
@@projekttaku1 Exactly
I was born with genes that make me really skinny, but I strived with all my might to achieve the best body I could with help from nutritionists and personal trainers, and now I'm really satisfied. I can't really achieve a full blown up muscular built, only an athletic one. Socrates said so millennia ago: “No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.”
@@humanfighter6251 Hello! If you don’t mind me asking, where’s a good place to start?
I’m someone who’s also really skinny because of genes and it’s been affecting my daily life for the past 2-3 years, any advice on what kind of research to do? :)
@@alilolfox I would start by visiting a nutritionist. They'll know your gene type and how to work towards getting a balanced diet. They will also recommend protein shakes for you, considering self dosage of Whey, for example, can be harmful. After that, at least in my case, my nutritionist recommended a personal trainer and their gym for me, but you might have to find one by yourself.
I gained over 50lbs over lockdown. I've been going to the gym and eating better for two years now. I'm in my 40s and I have kept the weight off. It's not impossible, it's just really hard. Self control is key.
I’m trying to enjoy my fast metabolism while I’m young before I have to watch what I eat and workout, sadly happens to us all but congrats to you
@@fart433 thanks. Enjoy it while you can but don't go to excess. It catches up fast. 🤗
But they are women with a victimhood mentality disease, as I would call it, self control is impossible for people with the victim mentality disease.
@@AUSr_Strike lol
It also helps to just put yourself in environments that discourage unhealthy eating. So try to avoid highways that have fast food on them, try to avoid the sweets isle, maybe throw away the cookies in the house. You don't have to use self control if there is nothing to avoid in the first place
Her BMI: Over 60
His BMI: Under 30
Her: we're the same, you and I
Bruh yes
I like how the lady laughed when they were calling piers fat... they can't even follow their own rules
Rules for thee, not for me
“Your not exactly slim yourself” meanwhile she’s young and literally huge
She’s almost 50 😳
She ain't that young. If you look at her without her makeup, I though she was in her upper 50's.
@@JuliRatngl my father, my mother , and me are fat but we’re not obese I can still run on the treadmill for 2 miles and do pushups
Her "clap back" at him wasn't even relevant. He's not out here yelling "this is healthy!" "This is a real body" You are.
Men are almost completely left out of the Body (or Fat) Positivity movement. It’s actually a blessing in disguise since they’re not in that rabbit hole. But it’s very hypocritical to leave men out of an ‘inclusive’ movement.
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It's definitely a blessing, and one that many people would agree on because who wants to be so obese that that they become a fucking dumpling. 🤣
I even saw a meme depicting that. It showed a picture of a fat guy and the caption said “Bro put a shirt on.” And a picture of a fat woman it said “eMpoWeRing”
@@_.10.cents._ I just saw a tv clip (this was in my country the Netherlands) with three overweight girls complaining boys didn’t like them but when asked if they’d date an overweight boy one said: ‘Eww no!’ Dead serious 🤣
@@anaalicia5029 Bro wtf! Fuking hypocrites!
If we're going to promote overweight models, then why are we discouraging underweight models? So it's okay to be overweight but not underweight? Also it's really funny how she admitted that she's not healthy - _Doesn't that mean you _*_shouldn't_*_ get promoted?_ The entire reason why people retckoned those extremely slim models was because they were living unhealthy lifestyles and that it shouldn't be encouraged for others to follow. So how come it's suddenly okay once it's someone overweight?
We should discourage both.
Its the same in movies, or series or music videos, because its not just models that influenxe others.
By showing unhealthy bodies in media you normslize it over time, and take away oppertunities to promote diffrent healthy bodytypes and weights instead.
Like there is a diffrent between pierce Morgan level round, and i take two seats round.
I really to be honest regardless of people who used to be models talking about how they eat cotton balls to feel full before a show or eat one almond have never seen anyone discourage underweight models to be honest
@@lakrishahillsman7313just because you haven't personally witnessed it doesn't mean it didn't happen
I mean, people like me with super fast metabolisms do exist, but like, without that context people are going to look at us and think that’s normal.
There's no nice way to tell someone they are fat and going to die. Just tell them. Don't sugar coat it. They've had enough sugar figurativly and literally.
Frrr
if "overweight" women can model then I don't see why homer simpson isn't on there
double standards budyy, double standards
Yes need homer Simpson surrounded by overweight models on a cover
@@sandrasierra3560 😳
@@sandrasierra3560 oh no, Marge would be mad
@@sandrasierra3560 that can become a good heavy metal album cover
Homer Simpson is a MALE!!
This may seem exaggerated, but I genuinely started icking when the female host defended the overweight guest. I get wanting to have a compromise but this isn't a compromise if you mentioned the positive traits of one side only - that's just a bias, not a compromise. A compromise shouldn't even be positive, it should be neutrally acknowledging both points. Plus, the male host was actually bringing something interesting to the table - I really don't care about being friendly on TV, I rather see an interesting topic be debacled.
Best argument ever heard: "diets have a 95% failure rate why would I do something that will fail?"
That just perfectly fit for every single addiction in the world, "why would I stop smoking/consuming cocaïne/heroine/drinking when it have a high failure rate?"
That's basically admitting that she is obese because she is a fat and sugar addict and have no mental strenght to get out of it
And of course, litteraly paying her for being obese won't help much for incentives to get fit
Actually diets dont work they make the person feel deprived. So some choose to have a cheat days or they choose portion control.
Diets have a “fail rate” because it’s like exercise, you don’t do it once and then your healthy forever. You should be eating healthy your entire life. People starve themselves for like 2 days, lose a couple pounds, then give up and say “see!! it doesn’t work!”
If me, who was 20 , 265 lbs at 5'4 could feel the effects of my weight, there's NO WAY it's not affecting her in her 40s. I lost A LOT of weight and I could definitely tell the difference in my body. My knees r stronger, my breathing improved, my chest pain went away, etc. B4, I thought I couldn't have kids, but it turned out tht my weight was causing it to b a lot harder to conceive. Weight affects WAY more than people think. When I try to explain this, I get attacked online. They always resort to "ur not a doctor" that may b true, but I have studied medicine, n I'm someone who went thru it 1st hand. Plus it's not as if we don't have Google where anybody could look up the health risks of anything.
SAME girl. I went from 255 to 195 and my god the difference is incredible. Mind you, I have a thyroid disease that fucks with my body anyway, so early arthritis has already kicked in 👍😭 and the difference I feel in my joints, stamina, and just overall energy is incredible. My goal is to get down to 150 and I can’t wait till how much energy and less joint popping I’ll have at that time lol.
@@amaelia4659 I went from 263 to 187 n I completely get it
@@amaelia4659same here. I have hypothyroidism and I have gained about 15 kilos. I am around 66 kg now and I already feel so much tired all the time. Mind you my diet is good and I work full time and exercise but still can’t lose much. No hate to obese people but I think their quality of life can be so much better if they try a bit.
Yeah, it will definitely affect her by the time she's in her 40's -- because her heart will probably stop pumping halfway through her 30's 😎
body positivity is for people who cant change the way they are not people who dont want to exercise
“I’m 46, I’ve already lived a full life, a lot of life, I’m not worried about it.” That’s really sad and disturbing. I’m 40 and nowhere near done with my life. This tells me she knows she’s gonna die early and is trying to make peace with it. There’s no saving her. It’s already difficult to lose weight but losing weight in the face of losing your job and your social life is just too much. She’ll never do it. There’s too many upsides for her and she’s basically made her peace with the trade. I don’t think she has a partner or children and probably can’t have them at this point. Everything she is now relates to her being obese. To her, not only is it hard and likely to fail, but she would lose everything that feels important to her now. That’s the exact reason it shouldn’t be glorified. If she didn’t have all these good things related to her obesity then perhaps she’d be willing to try.
You look yong in pp , Young's elasticity modulus
Bro I didn't even know it was possible for someone to have BMI over 50
Conner looks like he’s been kidnapped and making vid from a basement
She got so offended, she knows he is right!
You know you're crazy when you make Piers Morgan of all people sound sane
Yeah but he's a hypocrite. He is medically obese according to bmi (Just checked on the NHS website) so he shouldn't be on the TV either. But he seems to have a skewed perception of his body the same way she does.
@@manka_ he recognizes that and responded to it if you watch the original program he addressed it. And his BMI is way below hers. He's not medically obese he's overweight. Big difference
@@spectacle2 he said he was 120kg and 6’1 which is obese if you go on the NHS website. To me it just seems he holds people to different standards than himself. Don’t really care for either of them
@@manka_ I mean wasn't Mike Tyson 220 pounds at 5'10 , but ofcourse there is a difference between both.
@@Goatkuna236 Yeah but Piers's weight clearly comes from fat making bmi more accurate whereas its clearly not the same for Mike Tyson.
As someone who has suffered from anorexia, and binge eating disorder 2 years after recovering, i can guarantee that both ends of the spectrum are TERRIBLE. I'm healthy now, but at one stage I was 10 kg underweight, and after that nearly 20kg overweight. Both ends are very unhealthy and you can't get to her size without having disordered eating habits. It's just impossible.
I think that I was actually healthier while being on restrictive diets. Yea, the quantity was the problem, but the quality was top notch. When I review in my head, I actually ate perfectly healthy, but too little of it. Maybe I wasn’t too anorexic looking, but I have a body of all of these underweight models and I can’t say that I’m unhealthy really
@@shadowprincess7954, I agree. I never had an actual ED, but as a teen trying to control my weight I ate horrible.
As an adult when I left the military my weight rose slowly but surely to ~200 pounds. Nothing worked. I have never developed a health condition and my job was very active, I also did activity at home and for recreation. At one point my doctor of all those years pointed out these things and also that my diet is overall very healthy. She suggested I relax about it. So I did. Nothing ha changed except I'm old 😂
Last time I checked, a MODEL is supposed to be just that, a modeled person. Something to aspire to be, something to become. That’s why there is such thing as the “model citizen”.
that's why I believe athletic is the best beauty standard because it promotes a healthy lifestyle.
I was 275lbs. I dieted, didn't even exercise. In 7 months I lost 67lbs. Like they said on here, it's for your own good. I have more to go and I'm doing what I can for a better life.
good going man im happy for you
You are doing amazing, keep up to hard work! Being at a healthy weight wasn't easy for me either, I had been underweight for a long time and fainted often
Bruh, her firing an insult back at the show host just proves that she knows her argument is flawed and is so easy to poke holes in. She couldn't think of a real response to him, so she she divolved to petty insults and trying to change the topic to redirect everyone's attention away from the fact that she has no real response to give him. When someone starts trying to change topic and divert attention from what the debate is meant ot be about, that's how you know they've realized their argument is flawed and is collapsing in on itself.
Double standards: beautiful for a woman to be too big to fit through the door
For a man is disgusting and unhealthy
Absolutely true.
Her health problems are actually caused by her age, not her weight. Didn't you know that you lose the ability to walk up stairs when you turn 46? In fact, the only way for a 46 year old to walk up some stairs, is if there is a Big Mac at the top...
HUH?
Ur insane! I have ms, 58 and I walk 4 miles everyday!
Really? I'm 64 and I don't agree. Sixty four years of age not BMI just to be clear :D
I struggle with an eating disorder and this video really helps honestly. Just being straight up and honest about shit helps so much and some people just don’t have the brain capacity to literally just use common sense😭but thank you guys for the amazing videos and i appreciate you both a lot:)❤️
Today's body positivity movement is "I'm fat, I'm lazy and I'm not gonna do anything about it cause I want to eat mc Donald's and ice cream ever meal of every day" this is true. The body positivity is about being lazy and getting your way.
Only woman can be plus size
As someone who weighs roughly 195 last time I checked (I used to weighs 255 roughly 5 years ago) and living with a hypothyroid disease, it is so incredibly hard to lose weight. I was already above 200 lbs before they even diagnosed me with a thyroid disorder and for years I wondered why I couldn’t lose weight, only gain. In my early teens, I even struggled with Bulimia. It really messed with me psychologically when someone I confided in told me that “fat people can’t be bulimic”.
As someone who eats moderately healthy, I struggle just to stabilize my weight. It takes literal years just to shed a few pounds. Now, that woman is nearly two decades older than me, almost twice my weight, and laughed when the newscaster read her stats back to her. Hun, your health stats are not a laughing matter. Her BMI is 64.6! I’m no doctor, but that has to be extraordinarily hard on her heart. My BMI is currently 31.5. I’m not proud of my weight. Not by far. But I’m slowly learning to like myself a little more and be a little nicer to myself. Due to my thyroid issues I never lost weight like normal teenagers, but now that I’m near my 30s I DEFINITELY do not lose weight easily. As an obese person, I don’t support obesity. It doesn’t look good and it’s bad for your health. Period.
When I was nearly 260, I hated looking at myself in the mirror. I still do, but I’m trying to learn to be a little nicer to myself.
Believe in yourself💪
I mean you got to admit that was one heck of a clap back
I just remembered that childhood obesity documentary and just realized if parents in the UK were starving their kids and they were underweight that would be child abuse, but over feeding kids isn't? Both are going to kill your kids and both should have repercussions. Just a thought
That's what I don't understand. Starving a child is abuse but overstuffing a youngster and ensuring that they'll have medical problems early is not considered abuse enough to intervene. Crazy.
Happy Valentine's day Connor and megasus hope you two have a fun date
i got dumped LOL
LIKE YESTERDAY BRO ;(
@@ConnorPugsyou will find another🤨 rizz is too strong
Hope you feel better soon .
@@ConnorPugs same bro!! its alright we just gotta go gym
1:34 15 is extremely malnutrition. A normal BMI is between 18 and 25 lol
LOL, professional athletes often have a BMI between 5 to 13
@@LakeHowellDigitalVideo Actually most professional athletes have a “obese” bmi because their muscle mass is very high and compact. Athletes with low bmi are those that the sport is categorized by weight and get heavily dehydrated for the weight-in as far as I know
When you're morbidly a beast😈
HELP
Male person here. 320 pounds. 6 feet, 2 inches. Type 2 diabetes. My right leg has swollen to nearly DOUBLE that of my left leg. My darling wife has to help me put on my socks and tie my sneakers. My toe nails would rival the claws of the Wolverine. I have to see a podiatrist for my feet.and nails. My feet have SWOLLEN ONE FULL SIZE, from size 13 to size 14. If you are OBESE, do something about it. I've cut back on food and started waking more. (No, no to the fridge). You are fat, You are obese. AS AM I. Seek help because IT IS NOT HEALTHY.
🙄 Of course she'd stoop to projecting instead of answering his question
The fact that she immediately went to "well ur obese too so..." was so insecure and so ignorant of her because he's 220 pounds at 6'1". Actually, that's a really normal weight for most men at that height. He isn't "fat" at all, maybe like 10 pounds overweight but thats it. That's like someone saying "Hey people think that you're hairstyle is really ugly, what do you say about that?" and them just going "well they have hair too, so..." ...Ok? I don't understand the logic that was just an insult.
I’m 6ft3 228 pounds myself, I look skinny still😂
"95% diets fail"
Yes, because people are like you, booboo. Not to mention this number counts in people that actually lose the weight but regain it after years because of their life choices. It's like saying a cast doesn't work because I broke my leg again after 2 years.
They don’t work, portion control does
She's taking the lesson of "Be Yourself" too far
She refuses to improve herself and that helps with nothing
She does look her age actually idk what she was thinking by saying that.
"This is not about glamorizing this is about accepting"
WE SHOULD NOT BE ACCEPTING MORBID OBESITY
Hes actually pretty fit ngl and hes 6'1 so the height contributes a ton to his weight
7:32 hearing that background noise while playing a horror game is not okay
When she was in the Miley Cyrus music video, she WAS the wrecking ball.
“95% of diets fail so why would I try?” …… babe that’s the exact mindset holding you back from creating any change you’d rather spend your time finding the easiest diet than to adopt some real discipline and will power w yourself
I'm so done with that tired ass statistic. Most people fail because they want fast results with little work. Like what's so hard to understand? 😫
Pearce isn’t even fat😂 wtf
Fr hes actually very thin
Let's celebrate Eugenia Cooney's body😍❤️why isn't Eugenia on music videos
Good point!
Oh lord
You're right, she wasn't listening. She was thinking about eating 7 cakes
Talking about k-pop standards, a way that some companies use to find the ideal weight for a (female) idol is to take the girl's (yes, I say girls- They mostly debut at like 15-16 years old😬) height, and minus 120 centimeters. Then the take that number and that is the amount of kilograms that they should weigh. So for example, Jang Wonyoung is a popular, very skinny, female idol. She is about 5'8, around 170 centimeters. So 170 - 120 = 50. So therefore, she should weight about 50 kilograms, maybe even less. She is estimated to be around 43 kilograms, so about 103 pounds. Thats really skinny. K-pop standards are honestly kind of scary.
Another dangerous fact is that a lot of people are natural followers and when they see "successful" people or famous people who are obese and living the life, regular people who are obese will have an easier time giving up after seeing how the successful people are living. They literally think, "There's nothing wrong with this, I mean, look at (so and so)."
One thing I agree with piers on is his talks of obesity
I dont know the video they're referring to, but I honestly don't think this is such a big deal. Because if we honestly cared about what was being promoted to young people in pop videos, we would call out the over-sexualization, use of substances or implied including even tobacco and the under weight as well as overweight.
agreed! very little females actually want to be obese. most of us are still chasing that slim figure. being thin is still more promoted to us than being obese ever is
@@kusono7076 both of those are bad. Just be athletic.
@@projekttaku1 this! Work out increasing tone and strength and balance.
I think- instead of trying to convince everyone else that they need to agree with others opinions and beliefs, that we should actually be practicing how to “politely disagree” with each other.
A lot of the issues nowadays are people (we’ll call them Group A) being angry about something and thinking others should care about it too. There are some others (Group B) that are offended that the 1st people (A) want them to change and to teach the same thing to children.
This does nothing for anyone. Even if the message is one of peace- we cannot control everyone. That’s just how it works; you don’t HAVE TO AGREE…. But you can choose not to be aggressive and cruel about it. This goes to both sides (A & B).
I don’t know how we got to this bizarre place of, “I have my opinion and it’s the best and because you’re challenging it, I’m going to destroy you.” It’s WILD. I’ve fallen to it too, so I’m not saying I’m above this either. It’s like mass brainwashing.
Basically, TLDR: Don’t teach everyone to accept peoples beliefs- teach them people are different and to just be nice regardless of what you really feel. 😐
no, that's dumb.
Am I supposed to accept someone's ignorant argument just as much as a expert on the subject? A lot of issues nowadays are causes by people being free to say whatever they want and spreading false rumors, like with 5G or nuclear power.
Not everybody's beliefs should be accepted if they're wrong and affecting others negatively, and being "nice" just creates a echo chamber and makes them believe they're right.
@@projekttaku1 exactly lol
@@projekttaku1
most issues "nowadays" are caused, generally, by misinformation, complacency, poverty or lack of formal education (you know, real world problems, not online issues), and whatnot.
there is plenty misinformation, but thats been dying down for a while. complacency (and confirmation bias) is a bigger contributor to what people like to call "misinformation." for example, people who are fat and dont want to be shamed for it, whilst also not wanting to go on a diet, are complacent. confirmation bias is people believing ridiculous things because it confirms one of their world views. these 2 factors contribute to misinformation more than just.. people shitting random lies out their ass. people dont believe that crap for no reason.
also, yes, you are supposed to accept someone's ignorant argument! you dont have to, well, use it, in daily life, nor do you have to agree, but you can just, agree not to. obviously, this has limits; when people spread dangerous "ignorant arguments", you have a problem. however, i dont think I should have to explicitly state "this only works within realistic, reasonable, common-sense boundaries. dont let people believe its OK to shoot up a wallmart." i dont think im talking to 5 year olds.
being "nice" doesnt always create an echochamber. you can agree to disagree. you can argue somebody's claim, have that probably fail, and just disagree. or, you can just let people believe the earth is flat. it genuinely does not affect their lies to any dangerous degree. nobody is getting a darwin award because they think the planet is actually a plane. its not that big of a deal, is what im saying.
if theyre affecting others negatively, then yes, they need to be controlled or corrected, but once again, why does this need to be explicitly stated? isnt this common fucking sense? what kind of rebuttal do you have by taking a hypothetical to the extreme?
"roll on the ground if you're on fire, it'll put the fire out" ""but what if im standing in a volcano"" :/
@@3u-n3ma_r1-c0 you'd be surprised how willing people are to accept completely made up things.
And yes, you do need to specific since you're saying it so broadly that it includes everyone's opinion.
she's not listening she is thinking of food
18:04
Im happy someone said this. You dont have to be mean about it, but sometimes people need to know what they're doing is objectively wrong. Not only with obesity, but sometimes people get some crazy brainwashed ideas in their heads.
Like she said fat ppl exist so I don’t think they should have to be excluded from our media, the message should be to be kind to someone regardless of what they look like it becomes a problem when they really just openly give up on their health and encourage others to do the same
its a problem when they're treated a healthy or something to look up to. No. You shouldn't be a twig or a dumpling, you should be healthy or if you want to go extra, athletic.
@@projekttaku1 You think fat ppl need constant reminders that their health isn’t where it should be tho? Regardless of their health treat them like a human
@@dxwnijxmi7562 yes, if they're morbidly obese (or skinny). Ironically the most humane thing you can do is to point out there health instead of just being non-offensive and not mentioning to not hurt their feelings, cause then you're actually letting them believe its a good thing and are basically a kiss-ass. Why is it inhumane to tell someone they're unhealthy? Can we not talk about health issues?
And it becomes worse when its the model standard, since its being promoted as the ideal body type.
@@projekttaku1 If that person asks you for advice on their health then sure but otherwise a random persons health is none of your business, you dont know what they struggle w when you cant see them, and can very well trigger their mind to stay in negative patterns bc ppl treat them like garbage rather than actually encouraging or helping. Spewing your opinion and making someone feel bad 24/7 is not going to get results, youre just an entitled asshole who thinks you need to control other ppls lives
According to these comments, you can have all kind of unhealthy habits as long as you look visually appealing to everyone else.
That 95% stat they always throw out is so deceitful. It's not that 95% of diets dont WORK. They work, it's 95% of people who don't stay ON TRACK because of lack of motivation. When I give up, it's not that it hasn't worked, it's because I create excuses and like food too much. But I can own up to it. If you try dieting for a week and stop after, you probably won't have seen results because the span is too short to see it on a scale. But that's the thing with people who have binge eating disorders... they want instant gratification because that's what they get with the binge. Loosing wait is not an instant gratifier. You won't do 1 hour of cardio and have lost one pound by the end of it. So they lose motivation because of the lack of fast results. I'm basically the same... but I don't blame the diet, because I'm the one who decides to stop, not the diet.
15 (my bmi) is close to dangerous soooo in the 20’s is okay. I’m working on gaining weight sooo yeah 15 is almost dangerous
I have almost the same BMI and the same struggle. I had my birthday 2 days ago, and finally made a decision to start taking care of myself. I live alone so that's been a little difficult but I'm getting there. Due to my weight I'm really invisible in people's eyes to the extent of only having one (1) friend congratulate me on my birthday. All of the others forgot even though I talked to all of them on that day. They just didn't bother yet they still asked me their questions like why is A wrong what's the correct answer key etc etc. For them I'm all brains and no body. This year I'm finally changing that. I'm done with being ignored. Enough is enough.
In 1969 at Woodstock where 400K people gathered for a concert. Pictures showing crowd showed no overweight people
a bmi above 27.5 is counted as obese
Did we all forget that binge eating is ALSO an eating disorder??? Like when did just under eating only classify as an eating disorder
On a technical perspective the failure rate of diets is actually 100%, IF you don't embrace a new lifestyle as well and new routine
It's glorified because it's a fetish. You go into the fetish understanding the risks, but being completely in denial about the health risks is ridiculous.
I just don’t understand how you can live your life like that.
these were the good days of good morning britan before peires left
i personally dont find a problem having her in a video just existing, and i dont get why people are mad at that. but the problem comes when you pretend its normal and healthy lmao
Fact: A European soccer style camera was used for the filming of this interview. Also, the film crew was stationed in the backyard and shot came through the kitchen window.
The woman has no come back argument, so she deflects it away from herself onto Piers.
Bruuuh.... I got McDonald's ad on this bid. Very telling. 🤣
17:15 I agree with her people put themselves thru many hard challenges to get on a magazine I mean the time management she needed to learn to be able to go to 4 peoples houses for thanksgiving is crazy.
Do you know how many toilets she has utterly destroyed? The costs are astronomical.
In one ear out the other all shes thinking is ham sandwich and a diet coke
They have to put more handles on the caskets. For the pallbearers. They get a work out to carry that load
“Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I’m 64” Lennon/McCartney
"I don't look my age."
Oh, honey.
She had no rebuttals right up and went for the personal attack. Love it!
Friendly fire will not be tolerated
46, content to die, thinks she's lived a full life; does she think she's in the Victorian era? Like damn life expectancy is much higher now.
Only the wealthy were fat
She will not make 60 without being hospitalized.
An in-law of mine was obese.He was in his early 50s.He died from a massive heart attack two weaks before he was scheduled to get by gastric by pass surgery.
When i was 35, my BMI was 30-odd. When the doctor told me "look, you are obese." I changed my diet and am losing weight and feeling much better. Body positivity is deadly in the context of that fat chick.
64 BMI is a medical emergency.
Good friends hold each other to a higher standard. They don't want to see you fail, see you poison yourself, see you make bad decisions. They'll call you out on your bs and encourage you to get better. Those "friends" who hold you to a lower standard, don't care if you die early, don't care if you ruin your life, just keep saying "yes queen, you do you!" to every bad decision you make, etc., those are called enablers. Not friends, enablers. They are the toxic people you need to cut out of your life ASAP. Surround yourself with people who want to see you succeed in life and won't let you get away with your own crap when you make mistakes. We're ALL gonna make mistakes sometimes and we need those good friends who won't say "that's okay, keep doing it".
That yellow blurred-out thing is the sun, duh! /s
Seriously, that is one hell of a volume!
shes like, No you`re a towel.
This mindset of no matter what I try I'll never loose weight is bad, I had that mindset for years, I tried different diets when I was overweight, I would loose only 2 kg then I will give up, then last year I got depressed and became obese for half a year, I felt so much pain and I thought I was dying, and bcs I was scared I was serious about loosing weight, I lost 12 kg so far, right now feeling healthy and happier than I've ever been. I have another 10 kg to loose 😁
We are going from one extreme to another extreme when it comes to weight.
“I’m almost 400lbs surely none of my health issues are related to that fact”
Apparently in the UK, the life expectancy is 80-81 so 46 is not that much.
15:32 this is exactly what i’ve been saying. People who “play nice” are just trying to cover their own a**. These people aren’t genuine friends and probably have some sort of ego trip too. Its like they want to make sure no one sees them in a negative light so they put on a front. From experience these are the worst people to have around
I love how he said Crohn’s is harder than losing weight because it is.
One of the ironic things I find in society is obese people saying they want to lose weight while they're sat in disability scooters get out and do some walking what is the scooter for your snacks and diet coke
I love the “95% of diets fail” argument
It’s based on one study where they checked on hospital patients who lost weight during their stay
as in, nobody was told to keep the weight off
yo that car sounded pretty sweet in the background :D
I'm 46, too... 🤔 I'm not aware of any age-related health issues existing for my age... 🤔
Piers Morgan is chubby, not obese.
That’s the thing. If she were merely chubby, we wouldn’t even be having this conversation LOL. Also, Morgan actually lost weight - he was fatter before, if you look back at old videos of him.
I hate to agree with him on anything because he’s a horrendous person but he is right here.
Men are obese women are plus size
That's double standards
I feel like shit because my BMI is 26,1. How can someone accept 64 and continue with no change?
I think we are actually seeing the first stages of grief and the first stage is being in denial
I got a mr clean ad and a diabetes ad in this video