Rant about a Youtube fat (you've been warned) So there's this British vlogger named Louise Pentland; here is her Instagram for reference. I wanted to rant about her because although she rarely mentions her weight, I feel like her delusions/deterioration perfectly encapsulates how so many people get fat. She apparently always used to be fat (or "bigger", as she puts it, as though she was once an athlete). However, there was a point where she was working at losing weight and was beginning to look healthier. Then she got pregnant and blew up - she's one of those women who thinks pregnancy is an excuse for stuffing your face, and her entire Instagram became pictures of various desserts with teehee captions. She also mentioned offhand how she had to be checked every week of her pregnancy because her obesity put the baby at higher risk of gestational diabetes and other complications, but apparently she didn't consider this to be abnormal or didn't care enough to make dietary changes. Now she blatantly doesn't care what she eats, constantly snacks and says how hard it is for her to exercise (and by exercise, she means walking - I wish I were joking). In addition, she began to add HAES-sounding commentary about how it doesn't matter what size you are, love yourself - in other words, give up on losing weight and just become a slob. I think this sentiment of slowly giving up on losing weight is common, and it drives me crazy. There's an ad in Canada about how you should quit smoking as many times as possible, since one of those times you may very well stop smoking altogether. I think the same sentiment should be said about obesity - make lifestyle choices over and over again, and if you have a binge or something don't give up then and there.  Anyways, that's my little rant over. What do you guys think?