By blondieforlife - 04/11/2014 03:38 - United States - Racine
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that is absolutely horrid op. your weight is no ones concern but yours.
#17 - True, but besides their doctor, it's not people's job to decide what to do about her weight and health, especially her co-workers.
I was not talking about medical professionals I was talking about ops co workers. how would you feel if that happened to you? and no where does it state that op has any medical problems or is seeing a doctor about their weight...
My motto for life: Eat whatever you want. If people judge you about your weight, eat them too
although... depending on the circumstances, fellow passengers on an elevator might be extremely concerned. but I doubt the issue is that bad. and op I'm sorry your coworkers are jerks
would have been more impressed if they left a treadmill at your desk
Seems urine for a long day, OP.
Wrong FML
You tried too. PEACE out. Ah, wait a second! Peece...PEEce. It was a pun yes?
Well it's a good time to start!
Ya but who says op is ligatimly over weight? I mean assumptions go a long way but they make you look kinda ass-ish.
assume ass-u-me to assume makes an ASS out of U and ME
It isn't really their problem but they probably mean the best
free stuff.
That was my first thought too.
That's awful of them, why do they care about your weight so much? I say, tomorrow bring in a fresh batch of hot out of the oven donuts and don't share with any of them! Although this isn't helping with any weight issues you may or may not have, the revenge would be worth it. You can just burn off the carloies tomorrow or so...
I would also make sure I ate the donuts in full view of said co-workers and make eye contact.
Definitely unfair, regardless of whether or not it's true. Hope t didn't hit you too hard.
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would have been more impressed if they left a treadmill at your desk
that is absolutely horrid op. your weight is no ones concern but yours.