Shamed for making a healthy lifestyle change. Why do they want to keep others from being normal? A long time ago I used to be fat, with a BMI of 28. One day, I decided to become a normal human and stop eating like a pig. Healthy foods from then on. I wasn't one of those "hey everyone look at me I'm consuming the right food that any regular guy would" people. I was quiet about it. But people noticed, I'd order salads without dressing, I'd eat much less at gatherings, etc. Naturally, my overweight friends noticed. I was good friends with my landlords two sons. One was a little pushy, telling me I was starving myself in a sarcastic tone, etc. the other actually made fun of me. This guy was BIG, like 6'3", 2xx pounds. Active as hell, but then he'd eat an entire medium pizza to himself when he got home. I'd make myself lunch, and take it to my room, on the way he would always ask "what are you eating?" in a mocking voice. "Food." I always responded. He'd then get annoyed and stand up, walk over to me, and look at what I'm eating with a smirk on his face then go sit back down. One day, I managed to close my door after my usual response of "Food." I hear heavy footsteps getting louder. My door crashes open. "Ew. An avocado. Really??" More smirking. He slams the door and returns to the company he was entertaining at the time. TL;DR: Started to eat way healthier. Fat friend would run up to me to smirk at the food I was eating. He even busted into my room once to tell me avocados were gross.