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Uh what? My comment was saying that it’s a societal problem that individuals have to fight an uphill battle against, not an individual emotional problem or fail
by comte7092 3y ago
Uh what? My comment was saying that it’s a societal problem that individuals have to fight an uphill battle against, not an individual emotional problem or failure.
Don’t be an asshole. I’m not “looking down on people” or being “morally superior”. I am personally someone who has trouble with my weight and have personal experience with the fact that the deck is stacked against me.
I don’t have an “emotional problem” things literally just creeped up on me from a lack of time to cook and an office job that led me to being sedentary.
My point was that unless you are consciously thinking about it you will end up like the default of everyone else, because our environment is always nudging us in one direction. In the past this wasn’t the case, we were more active in our jobs and built environments, and had very different foods, you didnt have to actively fight against your environment.
- riehwvfbk 3y agoSo anyone who has a weight problem hasn't thought about it? What about the people who yo-yo diet, or struggle to lose weight at all? Are they also unconscious?
- comte7092 3y agoI see you’re dead set on arguing for the sake of arguing, so I’ll just leave it at this: anyone who has a weight problem on modern America is fighting an uphill battle with their environment, regardless of their personal capacity emotional regulation.