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And you know what they feel inside their bodies? Something can be true, satisfying, and incomplete. Why do they eat too much? Because of moral failing? Or beca
by csours 4y ago
And you know what they feel inside their bodies?
Something can be true, satisfying, and incomplete. Why do they eat too much? Because of moral failing? Or because a system designed to maintain energy balance in only one direction is incomplete in our modern environment.
Hunger is not a moral failing, it is a physiological system.
- alar44 4y agoI didn't mention morality, you did.
- csours 4y ago> bullshit > fucking eat way too much Those are morally loaded words.
- alar44 4y agoOne is regarding your bullshit post, the other is a statement of fact.
- csours 4y agoI don't know you or where you are coming from, but it seems like you want people to take personal responsibility. That's fine. People do need to take personal responsibility. The answer can be more than that. When I was younger, I wondered how any smart person could ever be obese. It did not make sense to me how someone could not figure out how to solve this problem. It did not seem at all complicated to me. Through my 20s and mid 30s, I was able to maintain a healthy weight, but increasing over time. There are two different problems here that get lumped together: Why do people gain weight, and Why is it so hard for people to lose weight even after it's obvious that they should. Maybe you want the world to be simple. That's fine. That's normal. It's hard to understand a complicated world. Everyone understands that their own life is complicated, their own job is complicated, their own problems are complicated. Maybe other people also have complicated problems. Maybe.