...is that possible for any of us to do unless we do it mindfully. How do most thin people eat, do they experience a craving, and then choose something healthier or is it all in moderation. With the barrage of movies about how fat everyone is and advice on NOW GET THIS HOW NOT TO GET FAT...I find those same raw foodies, or advice givers unwilling to collaborate with the fat, obese, or overweight to find the great disconnect that keeps them thin and keeps us fat. I have stated it before and will again Fat is a curse word, it is a handicap, it is the parasite, that no one constructively talks about. I think the conversations between thin people may go something like this. A visit to Panera:
In line an overweight woman orders a salad, soup, sandwich combo oh and you get a 99 cent pastry with it...and with that its all in a cafe mocha or lemonade or even worse duh da SODA. The thin fit family can't believe that extra fiber bread was not ordered, along with a water, one of the lighter salads and a clear soup "Hmph that is what I would have ordered being her size!BUT SEE that is just the problem those conversations will never be had because "they are not appropriate or tactful. How can thin people not judge what an overweight person chooses to eat. A collaboration of some sort might be nice. I came across a movement which in the manifesto referred to FAT people in a negative sense even coupling them with sick people. With steam fuming I said " So because my father was a recovered alcoholic I shouldn't not listen to his words of wisdom when it came to how he was going to manage this thing the doctors called cancer. Not much choice there. Just for the record I don't claim to be the expert weight loss guru, but shall I be discounted about what to eat?
In line an overweight woman orders a salad, soup, sandwich combo oh and you get a 99 cent pastry with it...and with that its all in a cafe mocha or lemonade or even worse duh da SODA. The thin fit family can't believe that extra fiber bread was not ordered, along with a water, one of the lighter salads and a clear soup "Hmph that is what I would have ordered being her size!BUT SEE that is just the problem those conversations will never be had because "they are not appropriate or tactful. How can thin people not judge what an overweight person chooses to eat. A collaboration of some sort might be nice. I came across a movement which in the manifesto referred to FAT people in a negative sense even coupling them with sick people. With steam fuming I said " So because my father was a recovered alcoholic I shouldn't not listen to his words of wisdom when it came to how he was going to manage this thing the doctors called cancer. Not much choice there. Just for the record I don't claim to be the expert weight loss guru, but shall I be discounted about what to eat?
