^ Exactly

^ Haha if we are talking about chickens yes, they are my hobby and I love to nerd out when they come up in conversation.

How old are you? Twelve? Do you SERIOUSLY think that if it was that simple this would even be an issue? Have you even bothered to do some research into it? I was a swimmer all throughout high school, I was even the captain my senior year. I worked out intensely for 2 hours a day and ate a mostly healthy diet, I was always over weight. Not obese but overweight. But yeah if you "simply eat less and workout more" that will fix everything.

Yup lol, I was born and raised in AZ which is one of the most arid places you can live. Whenever it gets to 30% humidity I'm miserable. :b

barelybreathing I pointed out that if you don't pay out of pocket you pay in taxes...

Sort of. But instead of a bloody mess + ovum it is just the ovum, so less gross lol.

Hey just tryin' to warn you. Even the sweetest pet rooster can be a violent jerk if he thinks his flock or his territory is threatened. And maybe you SHOULD be intimidated, chickens can be scary and currently outnumber people. It is only a matter of time... >:D

And why is that willfree?

That would be false advertisement and I'm pretty sure they could get sued.

It's in quotation marks because they are quoting whoever they are talking to in the article...

cruel about her weight and giving "advice" help? No, it made it much worse. Yes some fat people are lazy and don't give a damn but a good amount have some contributing factor outside of laziness whether it be medical or emotional. Either way it is no business of yours. We shouldn't body shame anyone fat or skinny. If negative comments motivate you to be better then great, be motivated by the mean things people say and if there isn't enough ask your friends to push you in this way. But that doesn't mean you have to be that way towards others. When you lie on your deathbed some day do you want to look back on how you were cruel to people or how you did your best to be kind? Whichever it is will be part of your legacy, so choose wisely.

If you aren't that person's doctor, family, or close friend it is none of your business and you shaming them will likely have a negative effect if anything. People like to act like it is something that some simple advice can fix. "Oh if you just (insert crappy generic advice) then everything will be better!" But some person you barely know saying that is demeaning and unhelpful. And this applies to underweight people as well. If someone is truly obese they should NOT be taking advice from randoms and they should not make any major changes without first talking to their doctor. There is a reason gym equipment says to talk to a Dr. before starting any program. So your "well meaning" advice could actually hurt someone. Not to mention you don't know what that person may be going through medically or otherwise. My friend's aunt lost her son in an accident and she became depressed and start eating junk. Is that a healthy way to deal with grief? No. But did people shaming her and being

AND unlike every other kind of debt (home loans, car loans etc.) student loans CANNOT be wiped away by declaring bankruptcy. And also unlike almost every other kind of debt if you DIE and still have student loans they will come after your grieving family for the money instead of writing it off. According to my accounting and history professor you can thank Biden for that delightful bit of legislation. (It wasn't just him but he played a big part in it) So be EXTREMELY careful when it comes to taking out student loans. I'm incredibly lucky because my mother works for my university so I get a big discount and can afford it without loans.