What is the most you could weigh before you'd rather be dead?!


Question: That'll vary from person to person...no, I don't think the quality of life of a 700# person would be something I'd be content with.

I maxed out years ago at 230+ and was miserable (inside and out). I don't think I'd do well emotionally at all if I were several hundred pounds. I enjoy being active, and wearing cute clothes, way too much.

Answers: That'll vary from person to person...no, I don't think the quality of life of a 700# person would be something I'd be content with.

I maxed out years ago at 230+ and was miserable (inside and out). I don't think I'd do well emotionally at all if I were several hundred pounds. I enjoy being active, and wearing cute clothes, way too much.
i'd be depressed to where I'd want to die if i were 550.

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    • what kind of question is that?
    1000lbs, i was put on this earth and i have a purpose, no matter what my weight. but seriously, i wouldn't want to exceed the weight of 140lbs when im older.
    I think I would rather go on a diet than die. I agree with Zack.
    200 pounds
    no way!!! i am like 110 pounds and sometimes i feel like dying..well, not really, but i feel like gving up my diet completely!
    Got put me here for a reason, whatever that might be. If my weight started to affect my health, I would definitely see a doctor & do whatever it took to lose the weight.
    I would never want to be dead no matter how much I weigh. Each day of life is a blessing.


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