I agree but I wonder if there's more points? 6) Emotional support. I see less and less large people out and about and more mostly attractive people hanging ou

I agree but I wonder if there's more points? 6) Emotional support. I see less and less large people out and about and more mostly attractive people hanging outside over the past decade. I have to wonder if this is in part due to social media: a) Less attractive people feel like they deserve less social status (not sure if this is a USA-specific cultural thing but it's definitely a thing here) b) Because of point a, spend more online because of the heightened feeling of not deserving of making friends c) Social media is absolute junk, the more time you spend on it naturally the worse you're going to feel d) Feedback loop of spending more time online, feeling bad, spending less time outside with physical contact causing worse physical health, causing even more time spent online, repeat for decades More attractive people are naturally going to feel more deserving of love and emotional support and more likely to seek it out because of our culture, despite really we should all feel equally deserving of love and support. But this feedback mechanism I think exists breaks that feeling of deserving mental/physical fitness which is causes awful mental/physical fitness.