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"Lictor" wrote in message
... "Dally" wrote in message ... False. My experience is that fat people don't mind being fat for the most part. Then, why do so many of them embark in a yearly diet, in an effort to lose that weight? Which, year after year fails and only makes them fatter and fatter. Yet, they keep going at it with blind optimism... Many fat people are in a semi-permanent state of depression because of their weight. The problem is that they don't like being thin any more than being fat. They just don't like themselves, in whatever state. Most of these yearly diets result in rapid weight loss, and then huge rebound as soon as the "thin" state is reached. Hmm, this certainly doesn't apply to me. Mary M 325-154-148 |
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