It sounds like something happened to you psychologically that is worth delving into

I agree. I'm in counseling partially over that.

I keep trying to work up the nerve to go to Overeaters Anonymous

Why would that be difficult for you?

I just don't like being around people much and it sounds like they get into heavy stuff. I don't want to cry or anything like that

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what would you consider a good way of shaming people?

I told myself what I would gain from losing weight and stuck to that/]

Focus on whatever it is thats bothering you, whats fixable. Do they smell? Do they break stuff? Are they take too much space? Do you just not like looking at them?

Look, the answer is to simply encourage a culture of good eating. Attacking people for their private lifestyle is not the way. That's why I don't like the "body positivity" thing. It misses the point, entirely.

Encouraging a culture of good eating doesn't work though

Personally, fat shaming caused me to lose weight to a degree but it's shitty to go through

Oh I completely agree Pyre, the body positivity thing is bogus. That is unhealthy. I'm so glad I'm so averse to SJWism because that is going to screw with people's heads

Maybe if you're their parent and can dictate to them but if that's all you do it will never change their ways

"Shaming" can mean anything. I don't think it's good to be mercilessly cruel to people. But I don't think you should lie to people either and tell them that they are healthy and beautiful. Usually when people say 'fat shaming' they include anything that makes them feel negatively about themselves. But we can't protect people from reality.

Nah, culture is stronger than laws. Make a culture of good eating and you've pushed the first domino.

Why do you think the SJWs are doing this shit?

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Whaaaaaa?

Leveled Up?

It's like I said on the call, if SJWs had their way they would leverage the government to protect fat people from having their feelings hurt.

Yeah whats with the level up

Culture is never stronger than laws, what???

But i never advocated using laws, just to be clear

I said culture is stronger.

Right, what does that even mean?

What context do you say this from? With what evidence?

It means that laws are not as effective. Think prohibition.

Mariage law changed culture, not vise versa

for addictive substances?!

What culture exists there?

No, culture allwowed for mariage laws to be feaseable

I'm talking about divorce(should have been more clear)

Divorce laws changed the culture

not vice - versa

I figured you were talking about gay marriage. Culture first, there.

Divorce laws had to be fuled by people working to promote it. In fact, when you start to look into it, culture in the west had been loosing up for years prior. Think about feminism. Divorce laws came after.

What about gay marriage? what point are you making

Culture advocated for such laws to be cool. That's why they were made.

No, culture fought against it

it was the politicians