THIS is the definition of COGNITIVE DISSONANCE.  And there are soo many fucking layers here.    Skinny people MUST be starving. Skinny people "need to eat a cheeseburger".  But if skinny people are "guhnetickuhly" skinny, then why would starvation have anything to do with being thin?    But then, fatties always seem to say that their thin friends are "always eating crappy foods".  So, what now?    So we've gone from thin being a product of CONSTANT starvation, to something that a thin person just so happens to have no control over because of predetermined "set points" or "fast metabolism" or some shit.    Where does the delusion stop? Then there's the fact that fat people are in 100% belief that they only eat 1000 calories (or, sometimes, less) a day, and that STARVING is keeping them fat, or making them GAIN weight.    Do they think that a skinny person WILLFULLY starves themselves despite their wunder-genetics allowing them to eat whatever they want?  But then, why would "eating a sandwich" DO ANYTHING??!  IF WE HAVE THE "SET POINT" WHAT THE FUCK DOES THAT PHRASE EVEN MEAN OH MY GOD THE CYCLICAL THINKING IS OUT OF THIS FUCKING WORLD.    Now, here's a theory:  Perhaps the brand of fat people who accept that calories in-calories out is a thing (see: very rare breed these days), and who think that thin people must be constantly starving themselves to maintain their figures, probably only think this way because of some period of (very brief) exposure to a lower calorie intake for a day or so.  Megham Trainer seemed to think she "tried anorexia" for a couple of hours or whatever, because all she ate was ice (god you are such a dumb bitch I am so tired of this shit)  The FIRST PANGS of hunger must be a fucking unbearable pain, because they've been so coddled their entire fucking lives; eating back any emotional or physical sensations.  It's all they fucking know, and they think that thin people only ever feel hungry- nay- STARVING because they aren't constantly jamming bullshit into their faces to cram down the faintest glimmer of human emotion.