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There are all different types of personalities out there. If you find the right man/woman, he/she will love you for who you are. But if you find the wrong person, he/she won't love you for who you are. Some people want someone who is very skinny, even if they are cold-hearted. But then there are some who don't care what they look like, as long as they're beautiful on the inside. So a fat person will be loved. He/she might not be loved by a girlfriend or boyfriend, but by his/her family and friends. So the right man/woman will love you for who you are. So I guess the answer is a fat person is and always will be loved.
What else can I help you with?
Can you love someone and not be physically attracted?
yes how can a fat person be loved! Hmm that makes no sense a fat person can attractive too!!
When you get dumped is it natural to cry for 3 days?
you cry because you loved that person and you are realizing they are gone and u cant have that person anymore.
How much weight can you lose by taking stacker 2?
u cant ur fat ^_^ This person is clearly arrogant,
Can you be loved by every body?
If your extremely famous, then yes you can be loved by everybody but no you cant be loved by everybody. That would just be insane.
How do fat people jump?
well fat people cant...
Why is Jesus fat?
because he loved apple pie
Are fat kids a disease?
NO fat kids are not a disease they cant help being fat..
Can you die from fat?
you cant die from it when your small fat but you can die from 6,00000 ibs from fat.
What would you do if the person you loved loved someone else?
You have to accept it. Try to find another person
How can you get my fat cat to do the tango with me?
you are silly. you cant
What is known as obesity?
obesity is when a person is over weight its basically when some one cant control eating and loads of fat build up in there body
If someone died that you loved very much and just cant stop cry what should i do?
If someone that you loved very much died, and you just cant stop crying, it is advised that you see a counselor.
