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Discriminated against someone because of their weight?
I've seen this question many times here the other way around but I'm wondering...
Have you ever see someone quite a bit heavier then yourself and thought of them as lazy or other negative thoughts?
Have you ever "judged or disliked" someone just because they were tiny or had a perfect body?
I'm actually asking this question because I'm "Guilty" of thinking nasty thoughts some times and then have to KICK myself because I'm not in thier shoes, I don't know their circumstances and I don't have the right to be judgemental.
The main thing I think when I see someone who is very very obese is "Why Doesn't that person do something about it?" Especially since I've had surgery I think... "Wonder if they are considering surgery" I guess that's not a nasty thought but I feel judgemental when I think it.
I realize I can't have perfect thoughts in my head all the time but sometimes I just don't know how my brain can be so hyprcritical when my heart isn't.
So anyhow I thought this could be interesting conversation. You always hear how X-smokers are more critical then non-smokers. Is it the same for X-obese people?