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Input: My roommate always complains about being overweight and how he can never get guys and how much he hates being fat he never shuts up about it. Ever. It's so annoying. I also should state I would call us kinda friends, not just two guys who live together. 

So today we where walking back from class together and he was complaining about how no guys will hook up with him because he's fat and he just wants to be skinny (they also don't go out with him because he outs people in our homophobic college, and has already hooked up with every gay and even some straight men in our area) and then suddenly I look next to me and he isn't there, he has stopped to take the elevator. We are only on the second floor going down and he has no problems with his legs yet He always always takes the elevator.

I tell him "hey why don't we take the stairs they're right here and that elevator is super slow" and he says " why you got nowhere to be" I groan and say something along the lines of "you know you should be taking the stairs" to which he says "oh yeah why is that huh?" And I say "because you're fat".

I feel like I should note, he isn't just "overweight" or "big boned" he is undeniably unhealthily fat. To me, when it isn't called for, it is very rude to say it, but it's also just a fact and it's stupid to pretend like it isn't. He was also literally just saying it about himself.

So he gets upset with me saying he can do what he wants and so I get upset and say something along the lines of "yeah, you can do what you want, but when you choose to eat ramen multiple times every day, get drunk multiple days a week, and refuse to do so much as use the stairs when it comes to excersize, then I don't want to hear you complain all day about how hard it is, you could change if you wanted to with minimal effort and you don't because you're lazy". 

Now he is really upset with me and doesn't want to talk to me. Obviously I know loosing weight is hard, and if he even went to the gym like twice a week or even tried to eat healthier I wouldn't care about him complaining so much, but he does absolutely nothing, and I see nothing wrong with telling him the truth about it especially when he complains all the time and can't seem to comprehend that there's a connection between his habits and his weight.



telling my roommate he cant complain about being fat because he eats like shit amd hes lazy