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I appreciate your comment. Again, I applaud you for being in that 1% who thinks beauty is in the inside and not judge people on the outside. I wish to have your high standard. That is all lovey dovey, but in the real world, people don’t want to associate with fat people.

However, I’m old enough to realize that when you hang out with people with common interest, that tend to associate with you. E.G. poor people with poor people, rich people with rich people, fat people with fat people.

As far as people with medical problems that lead to an overweight problem, i highly doubt that with the number you have given. It’s more like the other way around. Eating unhealthy food lead to obesity then lead to medical problems.

Again, we are having an honest conversation. If you disagree, that’s great too. I suggest you sit down with some close friends and ask them about what they think when they see obese people and how they behave. You will see that they are in the 99%.

I recognize that you are a young man from reading this blog regularly. Hopefully you will be able to maintain your fitness level as life becomes increasingly busy from kids and related activities. Also, I hope that your health remains good so that you can continue your exercise regimen for decades. If these things don’t happen, and your health problems lead to a decline in your appearance that you can’t fix despite your efforts, you may wonder why you ever thought the way you do now.

A much better plan is to learn not to prejudge, despite the fact that it is so sadly commonplace today. Be part of the solution instead of part of the problem.