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Sorry Snowlight, but I fully agree with them. Fat is painful to look at --
perhaps it is a biological response. Naturally I feel pain whenever I see
someone who I believe is unhealthy, and I can see why that would be the case,
evolutionarily. I see no need to apologize for my genetics, and furthermore,
if the compassion that goes along with the pain prompts me to tell others (at
some appropriate place in conversation, if they want to hear it) just how easy
it is to be thin and healthy, and they benefit from this knowledge, then it is
pain well used.
Erik Hill
Snowlight wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Kendra and Karen"
> We think skinny is beautiful and healthy, whereas fat is painful to
> | look at and we are sure it is painful to carry around. When fatty gets
> | diabetes maybe then she can start a advocacy group for people who love to
> take
> | insulin and go blind. Won't she be popular then.
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> That was a terribly biased and pitiful thing to say against being
> overweight. Painful to look at? Shame on you both!
>
> Snowlight
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