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black_wing_angel
Remind them, publicly, that "thinness" is not "fitness". You do not get fitness from a surgery slab. Fitness requires physical exertion, which they have not performed.
It's possible to be in peak physical form, and appear fat as hell, and it's possible to be pencil thin, and 1 foot in the grave. You can not ever get fitness without effort.
I was jiving until you said that its possible to be "in peak physical form, and appear as fat as hell".
If someone appears "fat as hell", then they are not, as a point of fact, 'fit', as fitness and the amount of excess fat needed to be "fat as hell" are in-congruent.
Actually, you're wrong on 2 fronts:
1: Being fat =/= being unhealthy in general. There are certain health complications that come with BEING fat, but simply being fat does not guarantee these concerns will arise.
2: When I said "appear fat as hell", what I'm referring to mostly, is those who have "a 6-pack in back of the fridge". Meaning that they're actually rather ripped, but happen to have it hidden under a layer of fat that makes them just look like they're fat as hell, when they really aren't.
To point:
UFC fighter "Big Country" Roy Nelson.
The guy has historically looked like he'd be gasping for air after 3 minutes, yet if you talk to anyone who's fought him, that belly is solid rock. And he can outlast some of the best. He's in MUCH better shape than he looks ( although he HAS slimmed down a fair deal, in recent times ). Because he has some really good ab muscles, and had a healthy layer of fat covering them, giving the outward appearance of just being a lazy, fat b*****d.