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Obv I wasn't talking about going up to strangers and telling them to put the fork down. Furthermore: your questions are about ethics, which mine may differ fro
by jdthedisciple 3y ago
Obv I wasn't talking about going up to strangers and telling them to put the fork down.
Furthermore: your questions are about ethics, which mine may differ from yours. I wouldn't be offended by such questions and in fact I could quite vividly debate all of them.
However I may be concerned over someone's weight especially if they are close to me, for the objectively indisputable reason of health.
- komali2 3y ago> objectively indisputable reason of health Sure, but will you engage the first part of my comment then, regarding degrees of healthiness, and the health choices you may not be making? I'm basically arguing both that it's not as indisputable as you seem to say, and, that you may be missing the full picture here.
- jdthedisciple 3y agoOf course, regarding degrees of healthiness: If they also let me know how they think I can do better in some regard why would I be offended? That would be normal mutual care.