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I'm over 6,7, or as a European 2m height, and 90kilos. Being tall means you could weigh more and be healthy, and it depends on your body structure, like bones
by forgottenpaswrd 14y ago
I'm over 6,7, or as a European 2m height, and 90kilos.
Being tall means you could weigh more and be healthy, and it depends on your body structure, like bones and so. But probably you need someone else and not you to judge what is your ideal weight.
"I can maintain focus at a consistently high level throughout my typical 14 hour work day"
I have yet to see a person that really works 10 h/d, let alone 14 hours a day, but probably your definition of work is different than mine.
"Being overweight isn't always indicative of laziness, failure or a lack of discipline."
I have a very close family member that is taller than you and also weights more, agree with the laziness thing but I will call it a failure in some way, thinking on the contrary is just deceiving yourself.
For me being morbid obese is the result of the culture and the way of living, specially work routines and eating, everybody could see the statistics of 40 years ago in Europe and US, The only thing that significantly changed is that, what we eat, pre made food with lost of sugar and bad quality fats(enormous unbalance between Omega 6 and 3).
Discipline means nothing if you don't know what to do.
My advice to you is to develop different routines,improve what you eat, let the torture thing for the masochistic fanatics. Start thinking that you are in a hole and you need to get out of it and your life will be better when you get out(if its so good it will be even better).
- Peroni 14y agoStart thinking that you are in a hole and you need to get out of it and your life will be better when you get out(if its so good it will be even better). I think you missed my entire point. I've been heavier. I'm already losing weight. I don't consider myself to be 'in a hole'. I consider myself to have an affliction that's easily cured with a bit of discipline.
- wlievens 14y agoA healthier attitude than the "stuck in a hole" one, I would think.