Concern Trolling When I first heard the phrase "concern trolling" I figured it was just another thing the fatties made up to make themselves seem more oppressed than they already claim to be, but honestly now I think concern trolling might be a real thing. When someone cares about an obeast and tells them they want them to lose weight so they can be healthier and live longer, that's not concern trolling, that's just concern. We all talk about how much we hate fatties, but I'm sure we all know at least one person who we do truly care about who is eating their way into an early grave, and it's frustrating and awful to watch. We're not trolling when we tell these people they should probably start eating better, we're just concerned. But what about the reverse scenario? I've read so many stories on here about people, fit, healthy, strong people, being told that they aren't eating enough by fatties. I've read stories about people who were a little overweight and then lost the weight, and fatties don't tell them "good job" or anything like that, they tell them they look too skinny, they look sick, they looked better before, they look like they have an eating disorder. These days it's impossible to be at a healthy weight already and talk about becoming healthier, be it through diet or exercise or both, without a fatty butting in and saying that you don't need to lose weight or be healthier. So fat people actually tell their friends and family members, and even people they barely know, that they should not try to become healthier because they look too thin or they look sick or "men like real women with curves" or any of that bullshit. Fat people actually advocate against healthiness. They try to convince people not to become healthier. To me, that's concern trolling. And I can only think of one reason why they do it: they're so selfish that they want everyone to be as unhealthy as them so they can feel better about their laziness, their lack of will power, and their disgusting dietary habits.