Many people who were once fat but lost the weight express their astonishment at the fact that they now receive better treatment. Some argue that this is unfortunate—that people care too much about superficial qualities rather than one’s character. The reality every fat person must come to terms with is that their size is the only indicator most people need to make a judgment about their character, and that judgment will almost always be negative.

If you are fat, barring any legitimate medical condition, you lack self-respect. You have placed greater value on fleeting pleasures than on long-lasting health. You have chained yourself to your desire for an overstuffed gut, so your happiness now depends entirely on whether food is in front of you. This implies that your default state is unhappiness when you are not eating. Finally, it strongly suggests that you are selfish: being so accustomed to having your desires satisfied, you struggle to deal with others who may not wish to give you what you want.

People around you do not consciously think these things. Rather, they feel it instinctively. Therefore, you ought to do yourself a favor and lose the weight. Not only will you then deserve and receive better treatment, but you will become healthier and more attractive—and you will discover that there is more to life than food.

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Duplesis was emotionally in pain afterwards. Physically he could've had another fight after catching his breath back and relaxing for an hour and his memory poofed with the Men in black Wand. He wasn't physically harmed.

What is the definition of a beating someone up? Is that it, let me know if I'm mistaken, maybe that it's. But I really don't think so. Looked more like forcing someone work for 25 minutes.

Rich people would pay a personal trainer good money for that experience because they haven't the will power to exert themselves that much off their own backs