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In article <Dr1wv7.6LM@world.std.com>,
John Cooley <jcooley@world.std.com> wrote:
>walker_g@eisner.decus.org wrote:
>> NO that isn't it - I don't lose weight to attract more men. Attracting
>> men is not my reason for living. I have lost
>> weight at times because I wanted to FOR ME.
>
>Yea, right, Gail, you lost weight because it was fun and didn't give one
>iota that men, women and all those around you would treat you with more
>respect if you were thinner.  Nope.  This social effect of being slim
>had *no* bearing on why Gail lost her weight!   < NOT!>

John,

    I have no idea what your agenda is, but in case you haven't
figured it out, you've lost your credibility with almost the entire
readership of the internet.  (Ok, it's a slight exaggeration.)

    Speaking as someone whose weight goes up and down over a range of
40 pounds or so (Ok, I know it's not healthy, let's not open up *that*
can of worms) I can tell you that

 1) people don't treat me any differently when I'm lighter than when
    I'm heavier

 2) I don't lose weight to get babes, I lose weight because I feel
    better, personally, when I'm lighter.

    I suggest that in the future you stick to topics that you know
something about.

- Ross
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