So on one of the message boards I frequent, this gem popped up. Knowing this poor, poor woman was crying out to the group for a little help, I decided it was up to me (especially after I read the comments). I'm not much of an advice columnist, but we'll see. If this works, maybe I can branch out.
I've noticed lately, pretty much since I've been on my weightloss kick, that when I see tremendously overweight people out in public, eating gross things ect. I get very judgemental. I really don't want to be this way, and I feel bad for thinking the way I do, but I can't help but think "It's not hard to lose weight, and you shouldn't be eating that"
Is it wrong for me to feel this way?
Dear IIW:
Yes.
With love,
Erin
You feel that it's easy to lose weight? Not that it's any of my business, but how old are you?
ReplyDeleteNo, I feel exactly the opposite. I was responding to a question someone posted on the message board: "Is it wrong for me to feel this way?"
ReplyDeleteAnd my answer was easy: Yes, it is wrong. I wasn't agreeing with her; I was pointing out what a stupid-ass question that was (see: title of this post).
I actually posted a much longer response on the message board, and reposted it on this blog here.