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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
As a fatty, I've literally had surgery(removed 3/4th of my stomach) and multiple medications, controlled diets, etc.

I just want to not feel hungry. When I dropped almost 100pounds in a year (and still am overweight) I literally had my hair fall out in clumps, developed skin rashes and compulsive feet/hand rubbing behaviors.

I'm just jealous of people who were raised healthy and have bodies that actively don't self destruct.

Fun fact, fat tissue (adipose) doesn't ever go away, it's permanent. It shrinks in size when empty but the cells are constantly sending out chemical signals to the brain saying they are starving and need more fat. So once you get fat, your body actively compels you to remain fat and maintaining weightloss feels like constant starvation.
gpt
I think people do discount upbringing when discussing this topic. Lots of things people attribute to their own positive qualities, like being fit, weren't really anything they ever had to work for. I'll admit that I was just lucky in that regard, and that many (not all) fat people were simply unlucky and will have to work 10x harder to fix it as a consequence.