It's not a theory, it's based on empirical facts.
I didn't mean to imply I disagree. Kirstie Alley ate and or drank too much most of her life. I'm sure many people made money off her in her many attempts to overcome her voracity. I remember headlines showcasing her weight gain and a couple showcasing her successful weight loss. Hollywood wasn't interested in her overweight physique. She was battling with herself, but unable to find the strength to put down the fork and knife.
>It's not a theory, it's based on empirical facts.
I didn't mean to imply I disagree. Kirstie Alley ate and or drank too much most of her life. I'm sure many people made money off her in her many attempts to overcome her voracity. I remember headlines showcasing her weight gain and a couple showcasing her successful weight loss. Hollywood wasn't interested in her overweight physique. She was battling with herself, but unable to find the strength to put down the fork and knife.
She was battling with herself
Now I can agree with you.
> She was battling with **herself**
Now I can agree with you.
We were on the same page, every meal was a battle for Kirstie, and most of those 40 years she spent losing that war.
We were on the same page, every meal was a battle for Kirstie, and most of those 40 years she spent losing that war.
Gluttony is a sin. She’s lucky Lord Beetus didn’t take her earlier.
Gluttony is a sin. She’s lucky Lord Beetus didn’t take her earlier.
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