wow you're quite pretentious

Nah the OP seems like the pretentious one, being as it looks like they wrote this FML just to shame some fat women.

While I agree that you can’t base this judgement on smell alone, greasy hair is another good indicator of recent bathing. That typically takes days to show. The only time I ever had greasy hair within an hour or two of showering was when I was so tired, I forgot to wash my hair.

If there is enough food for six people and two obese women are the ones eating it, then frankly they don't care much about their weight if only to use it as an excuse... Eat right and the weight comes off. They obviously aren't eating right so I have no sympathy for their issue.

AmbrosiaFan - Overeating is an addiction and addiction is a disease. Some people can beat addiction but many others, for myriad reasons, cannot and will likely die early and horrible slow deaths because of it. Do you honestly believe anyone WANTS to be obese? You and the OP should try a little empathy - every human has struggles, you're just lucky you don't have to literally wear yours like a 600 pound cage every waking moment while also being judged, abused and ridiculed by people like yourself. Grow up.

@meisiemeisie " Do you honestly believe anyone WANTS to be obese?" I agree with most of what you said but the answer to this question is Yes, and not even just yes, HELL YES. There was in fact a documentary that came out, I forget if it was last year or the year before but in the past couple years for sure, about a woman whose goal in life was to reach 300 some odd pounds to the point of being bedridden, and who in the course of doing this filmed videos of herself eating or being fed by her partner. All while she had a young daughter. There have also been multiple documentaries about people who aim for obesity because they think fatter looks better, people who have done it because their partner prefers larger people, and people who do it so that they can be declared disabled and not have to work. It's not healthy, it's not wise, but it is very much something people intentionally inflict upon themselves.

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Umm, do correct me if I'm wrong but it is my understanding that Type 2 diabetes is typically triggered by diet and lack of exercise. While genetics can play a part the fact that your habits were "in line with the typical American diet" would definitely be a contributing factor in the problem and if as you say, you don't eat any differently than before, I'm not sure that means you can blame the insulin for any weight gain that may have occurred. I do agree the OP is a bit of judgemental asshole but I don't think it comes from a lack of understanding as to how insulin works. I think that's just them overall being an awful person.