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No, it's genetic. No amount of willpower will save you from your genes. Try permanently changing the color of your skin. Or changing your gender so that you c
by bradknowles 3y ago
No, it's genetic. No amount of willpower will save you from your genes.
Try permanently changing the color of your skin.
Or changing your gender so that you can have children.
- shrimp_emoji 3y ago"Sex", not "gender". Also, look up epigenetics. Are you typing all this through a time vortex from 1980?
- bradknowles 3y agoAre you always this rude? Are you capable of posting anything without being rude?
- sw104 3y agoAbsolute bollocks. Saying weight gain or difficulty with losing weight is genetic is (for the vast majority of people) a coping mechanism for lack of willpower.
- bradknowles 3y agoProve it. Until then, it's clear that you have no useful experience on the subject.
- sw104 3y agoIf you're arguing that weight gain or a sense of willpower are entirely genetic, I think the onus is on you to provide proof. Introducing the likening of weight loss, something that everybody is capable of, to changing skin colour and changing your gender/sex is absurd. Eating below your energy expenditure will cause you to lose weight. Every time somebody decides to eat a (or many) burger or a donut, they have the choice not to do that. Genetics aren't forcing anyone.