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RE: Applying the brakes

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I think people who let themselves go and don't control themselves, don't think about others as much. If they cared more about their family, they would have controlled themselves much earlier instead of reaching that point (morbidly obese). Most of them like to live in the moment and enjoy life without a care in the world. I said most because there are some that have an illness, and they can't do anything about it. I have heard of people that have survived a stroke/heart attack/gout attacks where they can't walk, and still eat the same bad things for them once they feel 'better'.

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Yep, you have said exactly what I'm thinking; watching that guy (someone I've known for a little while) eat like there would be no consequences made me question his sanity. He even had a big laugh at my choice of a grilled calamari salad. I'm like, ok fatty dead man walking, I'll come to your funeral and console your family.

Bonkers.

Unfortunately, I know a lot of people with this mentally, and a few of them are relatives. Some just have the YOLO mentality, and others even say "If it's your time, it's your time". They would even recount some people they know that took care of themselves and ate healthy, but still died of a heart attack. What's worse is a lot of them would even get mad if I point their unhealthy meal out to them, and tell me to mind my own business.

Yep, that's the delusion I referred to.