Seriously how can this be? Your body burns tons of calories daily and all your body fat is far more well distributed if compared to a short person. Im 169cm (5'6"5) tall and I weight around 55kg (123lbs). I have no problem on keeping my weight. Yet, I seen guys who are 6ft+ and are completly fat asses. If youre tall and fat, please answer me, HOW?? Unless you suffer from hipotiroidism or are taking any anti psychotic, you would REALLY need to put efford on it
No idea bro, im 6'4" and regularly go to the gym. Im not super visibly obese but im still fat, probably about 25% or so. I also have a job that keeps me fairly occupied running around for 10 hours a day and only eat dinner since I can't afford to eat breakfast and lunch right now. My best guess is alcohol, I drink 2-3 days a week usually just a beer or two.
>>84013035luv me food simple as
>>84013035>How can someone be tall and fat?Low impulse control, subhuman mind.t. former subhuman that used to be really fat>>84013065>im 6'4"Post pics of the leg lengthening surgery
>>84013128Im natty 6'4", social retardation is why im here i guess, didnt get a gf until 30. In hindsight a lot of women were interested, i just never noticed or didnt want to risk embarrassment. Also I only really come here when im taking a shit or waiting these days
>>84013246Yeah I somehow doubt most of what you wrote in that post, I'm still waiting for the pics of the leg lengthing surgery by the way.
>>84013035I hear that walking around and moving does more to burn calories than most people think. A good chunk of us are fatasses who sit around doing nothing all day, that's how people gain weight and develop pain problems as they get older. Its pretty simple to lose weight, eat less, drink plenty of water and walk around for at least two hours a day. Excersising 2-3 days helps and you build up from there. I was 130kg at 5"11 last August, now I'm 116kg and 3xl clothes are too baggy for me now. It's gets easier everyday, the hard part is getting up to keep on doing it.
>>84013035I'm 6' and really fat.I've been fat since kindergarten, I just have a crazy high food drive, I feel hungry even when I shouldn't, my dietary habits are horrible and I'm basically addicted to some foods.The part that fucks me over is that I turn to eating for anything, stress, boredom etc.I'm going to the gym and I have more physical hobbies and I try to diet but I always lose motivation after a month or two and unmake all my weightloss progress in a week.
>>84013035Well, I'm pretty sure you don't really care, but I'll share anyway.As a kid, I lived with a fat family. Fat mom, fat dad, fat siblings. My grandparents weren't fat, but they didn't live with us.Every day for dinner, pizza, chicken wings, McDonalds, pizza again.Breakfast, nothing but sugarslop cereals. Always given way too much.ALWAYS forced to finish my plate. Always soda. Always sauces. Always dessert.Lectured and bullied by family if I didn't overstuff myself to the point that it hurt.I weighed over 300 lbs before I finished high school.That's no excuse for why I'm STILL fat.That I chalk that up to the bullying, depression and lifetime loneliness that it brought me.But my family is absolutely the reason I got fat in the first place.It is what it is.
>>84013035It gets a bit complicated but basically anyone can ruin their hormones and become obeseIt's not a simple factor of you just like food and eat too muchThe hormones controlling your hunger and ability to burn/store fat can change over time as a result of certain bad habitsThere is a cascading effectHas nothing to do with the size of your body
>>84013400damn anon, sorry to hear that :( I hope you can change this in the future. Must be hard tho, since fast food can be quite addictive, especially if its cheap
I drink a lot of alcohol. Used to be skinny all my life up until I started to make drinking a daily part of my diet. With booze my 6'3 frame likes to hover around 180-190lbs for the last ~10 years. That's a change of +40lbs, so like 120,000 calories. The math doesn't add up though because that's roughly 150 liters, or 200 bottles. I drink more than that, a bottle a day at least + beer and sometimes gin or whiskey. Conservative estimate would put that at 97lbs in a daily bottle of wine alone. Now that I think about it I've never given any thought to how weight is measured and tracked. Kind of assumed it was a year long thing because that's the four seasons accounting for the cycle of foods available in season, pretty well tracking the smallest/finest unit of typical changes in a person's diet over time. So where's the missing 57lbs? I read once that calories from alcohol can't be converted to fat but it didn't sound right because it's possible to live off wine alone for a long time. That's one of the European genetic adaptations not present in asian or injun populations. More broscience, but it's often repeated that body metabolism gets more efficient with age. It's really strange to look at the numbers and see more than 50% of expected weight gain is completely missing.
