If you see a super obese person?

Question

I mean like 600 lbs or more, do you feel sickened by them or do you feel pity for them?

I kind of pity them because they obviously have a problem and I can't imagine what it would be like to drown in your own body fat.

Answer 1

I feel like it's none of my business, same as I would not want them judging me.

Answer 2

Pity

Answer 3

It is both sickening and sad that a person hates himself soooo much that he/she would allow there eating to get so out of control.

I would want to reach out and tell that person to go and get help before it's too late and they die.

I have helped over 2000 people lose weight after an amazing experience I had on a very special diet. I was nutritionally out of balance and the diet I went on, which was patented and nutritionally complete, helped me lose weight very quickly. I had tried 4 different diets before I found this one. It was a miracle in my life. And can be also for anyone who is morbidly obese.

I've given up walking up to people and telling them about it, because they mostly feel insulted. So I don't bother anymore.
But so many very fat people can be helped if they really want to be.

It's mostly about sadness,or anger, or frustration and using food to feel good. If they can get to the root of their problems, they can be willing to let go ... until then, they never will.

Answer 4

I feel awe. I theorize that one would have to notice something sometime prior to being 600lbs. and think, "Huh, maybe I should do something about this." I'm no health freak. I eat exactly what I want exactly when I want it, and always have. On the other hand, if my pants get tight I think to myself, "Maybe I should ride my bike to where ever I am going today." Or, "Maybe I'll walk to the museaum/grocery/park." Or, "I wonder if any of my friends want to play football or something." I don't go to the gym. I don't go out of my way to exercise, but I try to stay somewhat active. So, it blows my mind to see super gi-normous people. I get stuck in the "How could you actually get there?" question.

Other than that, I don't think much of it. I have problems too. Mine just aren't as well advertised. I wouldn't like anyone to vocalize their concerns about mine, therefore I do not vocalize my concerns about theirs.

Answer 5

I have no pity for them. This did not happen over night. It was a bad habit that they did nothing about. Even at 300 they know that they have a problem. So, since they ignored it, they have to live with it. I do not pity smokers, so I do not pity the super obese.

Answer 6

Yes I would feel pity for them. I'm sure they would want to be healthy but they just don't know where to start because they've had bad eating habits for so long.

Answer 7

i'm sickened by them if they crack onto me but i really pity them at the fact that they let themselves to become that huge. some cant help it, others just love to binge, but i pity all very obese people....i cant stand the thought of ever being that way, its exhausting just thinking about it....

Answer 8

I try not to pity them. I try to view them as humans that are simply having major health, physical, and or, emotional problems. Usually physical over the latter.

Answer 9

i feel pity because nobody wants to be that big, and i don't know why they are like that, they could be sick or just born obese and no help to get better. and it wouldn't be right to be sickened by them.

Answer 10

At that size I pity them and in my mind I'm sort of rooting for them to somehow one day get on the right path towards better health.

Answer 11

I feel grossed out and sorry and it helps me stick to my eating right/

Look I was skinny all my life, now I'm fat. I'm 120 pounds over weight due to some physically injuries and me being partly lazy. I know what its like on both ends. I don't make fun of anyone.