Mmmm...now I want a doughnut.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

How about fat privilege?

All that free healthcare for diabetes, cholesterol, blood pressure, heart, circulation etc. There are no sanctions for people who abuse their bodies, maybe their should be to encourage them to live a healthier lifestyle.

How about the benefits some get because they can't work or have mental health issues.

The woman complains about public transport well I have had the misfortune to be squashed by really obese people who thinks its their right to sit on their seat and yours.

Get over yourself, help is available if you want it if you are happy being fat then fine but don't complain that the rest of us have to accommodate you.

One more point

Same. To be honest, skinny birds usually end up at the back of the queue for massive bangers and let's face it, women with ample norks always do alright in business and the bedroom.

Hello, 'thin' person here, or athletic and toned as I'd prefer to consider myself, seeing as I make the effort to maintain a vague physique which takes time and effort at the end of the day when I'm generally pretty exhausted. Not really into fatties, not my thing, I'm sure they're not into me either. I accept there may be an element of genetics, but primarily it's a choice. Can't respect someone who's over-weight but does f*** all about it - and then moans about their situation.

Those with a good physique haven't just lucked out, they've probably made the effort to keep healthy over a sustained period of time. The fatties have at best sporadic lacklustre efforts without the genuine desire to follow through to a result. They have a 'new me' seizure which elapses once the effort kicks in. Has this person ever burnt 900 calories in a workout? or 500? Or 300? They've probably got over a certain weight and then thinks a mile walk once a week or an unused gym membership is going to make a difference - it isn't, it counts for f*** all.

One thing I picked up on there was "I can't go out and eat a doughnut..." I can't recall the last time I went out for a doughnut. That's a microcosm of life choices right there.

Just for clarity, I would never, ever mention someone's weight, or ridicule them, or post some s***ty comment on their social media unprovoked, it's unkind and unnecessary. But if you're gonna raise the subject and invent some kind of prejudice expect a response. Also, some of the points she raised seem unsubstantiated and are probably just born from paranoia and low self-esteem, which I sympathise with - but pull yourself together lady. You are in control of your image.

Chill out my friend, live & let live. Have a doughnut, don’t have a doughnut, it’s ok.

Vive le Roy!

Nice, what flavour were they?

Vive le Roy!