I hate when old people blame their weight on their age. Hey shitlords, I'm back again to provide more perspective as a young fat-hater. It seems that nearly every fat person over 40 will blame their weight on their age and my not-being-fat on my youth. This happens a lot and I get it nearly every time I see my grandparents as they know how light I used to be. I used to weigh 115 and I am now 145 and still lean, so everytime I see an older person they will remark that I am getting muscles and all that but not gaining fat because I'm young. Meaning that if I wasn't still a teenager I would be getting fat just like them, because there is no other way to gain weight than just get fatter...right? It makes me mad mostly because they trivialize the hard work and calorie counting I have done to minimize fat gain and maximize muscle gain by saying that it's all due to my being young. And then they make themselves feel better by telling themselves that as soon as I pass 30 I'll get fat just like them. Misery enjoys company doesn't it? It seems that many people don't understand the laws of Thermodynamics and that a calorie is a calorie and that if you eat a surplus you will gain weight. They see my thinness as a luck of the draw from having a high "metabolism" and not the fact that if I don't think about it I will eat less than 1800 calories in a day.  I even used to believe that I had a "high metabolism" and that was why I was so light, but soon after starting to calorie count I realized that the fast or slow metabolism talk is all bullshit. Age is not a crutch to blame your weight on, start calorie counting and eat less.