Advice for Living with Fat People We've all been there at one time or another.  Sometimes there's just no choice.  Either you have fat family or you ended up with a fat roommate for some reason.  So here are some things you can do to make your life a little easier. Get a mini fridge and put a padlock on it.  Don't trust your food around a fatty.  They'll take it.  I even read a story on here once about a fat mom sabotaging her kid's food by secretly adding butter to the ingredients they'd set aside for meal planning. Make sure your bedroom door has a keyed lock on it and make sure the fats can't obtain access to the key.  Fat people don't respect boundaries.  Protect yourself. Make sure any agreements or arrangements with fatty are written and signed by both parties.  This isn't because you're making a legally binding contract, because as far as I know, you're not.  It just makes it easy to prove your side of the story later on if there's a dispute. Document it when fatty throws a tantrum, fucks something up, crosses the line with you, or does stupid shit in general.  The more detailed, the better.  Log entries, photos, recordings, whatever.  You don't necessarily have to show any of this to anyone.  That's up to your discretion.  Again, you're just making things easier on yourself later on by having notes and evidence to be used in your favor. Remember that fatty isn't your friend.  Know you are definitely resented and probably outright hated for having a normal human shaped body and a higher physical attractiveness than fatty.  True friends don't harbor such resentment.  Don't let your guard down by sharing too much personal information and don't rely or trust in fatty, because they will probably fuck you over if they can.  Also, don't get baited.  Chances are that fatty wants to portray itself as the victim.  They'll do it regardless, but don't give them ammunition to use against you.  This also means you should probably avoid talking about fitness related stuff with fatty, because it will most likely start drama. Do you have any tips/advice for living with fats?  Share it.