I dont have any problems with anyone being overweight, either. I mean if there happy who they are, I dont think its subject to anyones interpretation of their own personal acceptance. My best friend, whom I have known for over 20 years has a humpty dumpty physical appearance (and we pick on each other mercilessly, LOL), and he is very happy--as is his wife.
Throughout the day, I like to analyze selected conversations and interactions for my own phycho-social and mental computations. And learn something without causing a brain explosion (
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As I drew near what one could call an ideal weight for my height and frame size (saying on average), the more I got to look around at persons my age. Most (about 65%) are overweight, and concluded I am going to look small to them as most the others are overweight and have become accustomed to the opposite mistique.
Now, on to the wellness degree in my post earlier today (the wally world one, LOL)
First we have a large person eating about 1300c and a diet coke. Second, this same person, offered me a bite, and made inference I was skinny and underweight because he offered me a bite.
My FIRST look was WHY was this person drinking the diet coke and not a regular one, and eating a quad whopper? Is it because he LIKES Diet coke, or is it because he KNOWS he is overweight and is conscious of this?
With this in mind, we move to the inference he made. I think its fair he probably did feel I was skinny to him, but subconsciously, it is also possible he was inverting to his own feelings of what HE wanted and didnt even know this was happening. One train of thought.
With seeing his body language coupled with his words, and from the above comments, I believe he was more conscious about his weight than my own, and even if he was, its not subject to his interpretation. The interpretation, I do allow are persons from this forum........who share the same concerns and are trying to improve themselves and have educated themselves while still working on themselves, and this forms a common understanding of what it takes and this is healthy.
Dr. Chillen, is finished now.
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