My lil bro is 8 and getting fat… should i introduce him to the blackpill?

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he’s only 8. just a kid. but i’m starting to see the signs. the weight creeping on. the double chin forming. the posture slouching. i know how it starts. i’ve lived it. the teasing at school. the girls laughing behind your back. the slow destruction of confidence before you even know what confidence is. and it scares me, bro. it really does.

he still thinks everyone’s his friend. still thinks being funny or nice is enough. still lives in that little dream world where effort matters. and i just sit there watching, knowing what’s coming. puberty won’t save him. the world won’t cut him slack. and if he keeps going like this, he’ll hit 12 and reality will smack him harder than any belt could.

i wanna help him. i want to tell him the truth. tell him looks matter. tell him that being fat is a death sentence in this game. but how do you tell an 8 year old that? how do you tell a child that life isn’t fair and never will be? that no one cares about his personality if he doesn’t look the part? i don’t wanna crush him… but i don’t wanna lie either.

maybe i start slow. fix his diet. get him moving. no soda, no snacks. little changes. make him think it’s just for health, not looks. maybe that’s the only way. because if he keeps spiraling, i know exactly where he’ll end up.

and i can’t watch him become me. i just can’t.
 
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make sure he eats good but not too much thats it bud and he should play some sports
 
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let him keep eating those
eliminate the competition ahahah
 
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don’t help irls
 
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do u really need to introduce him to the blackpill to make him learn that fat is bad
 
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Maybe you could just get him into sports lmao
 
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do u really need to introduce him to the blackpill to make him learn that fat is bad
Did u even read the thread? I said that he is blue pilled and has only fake friends
 
Did u even read the thread? I said that he is blue pilled and has only fake friends
i didnt
hes too young he wont understand or care about any pill at that age you will need to let him get fucked over and learn
 
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introduce him to sports, maybe football (soccer) or something like that might help him.
 
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literally just start playing sports with him
 
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do him a favor and get him Reta 🙏
 
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Just tell him that being fat as a kid means eternal fatceldom as an adult. My brother was a little chubby as a kid, and now he's 5'10 260lbs aged 18. It doesn't get better if you don't intervene NOW.
 
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he’s only 8. just a kid. but i’m starting to see the signs. the weight creeping on. the double chin forming. the posture slouching. i know how it starts. i’ve lived it. the teasing at school. the girls laughing behind your back. the slow destruction of confidence before you even know what confidence is. and it scares me, bro. it really does.

he still thinks everyone’s his friend. still thinks being funny or nice is enough. still lives in that little dream world where effort matters. and i just sit there watching, knowing what’s coming. puberty won’t save him. the world won’t cut him slack. and if he keeps going like this, he’ll hit 12 and reality will smack him harder than any belt could.

i wanna help him. i want to tell him the truth. tell him looks matter. tell him that being fat is a death sentence in this game. but how do you tell an 8 year old that? how do you tell a child that life isn’t fair and never will be? that no one cares about his personality if he doesn’t look the part? i don’t wanna crush him… but i don’t wanna lie either.

maybe i start slow. fix his diet. get him moving. no soda, no snacks. little changes. make him think it’s just for health, not looks. maybe that’s the only way. because if he keeps spiraling, i know exactly where he’ll end up.

and i can’t watch him become me. i just can’t.
 
he’s only 8. just a kid. but i’m starting to see the signs. the weight creeping on. the double chin forming. the posture slouching. i know how it starts. i’ve lived it. the teasing at school. the girls laughing behind your back. the slow destruction of confidence before you even know what confidence is. and it scares me, bro. it really does.

he still thinks everyone’s his friend. still thinks being funny or nice is enough. still lives in that little dream world where effort matters. and i just sit there watching, knowing what’s coming. puberty won’t save him. the world won’t cut him slack. and if he keeps going like this, he’ll hit 12 and reality will smack him harder than any belt could.

i wanna help him. i want to tell him the truth. tell him looks matter. tell him that being fat is a death sentence in this game. but how do you tell an 8 year old that? how do you tell a child that life isn’t fair and never will be? that no one cares about his personality if he doesn’t look the part? i don’t wanna crush him… but i don’t wanna lie either.

maybe i start slow. fix his diet. get him moving. no soda, no snacks. little changes. make him think it’s just for health, not looks. maybe that’s the only way. because if he keeps spiraling, i know exactly where he’ll end up.

and i can’t watch him become me. i just can’t.
Feed him health pill
 
sprinkle dnp into his food
 
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he’s only 8. just a kid. but i’m starting to see the signs. the weight creeping on. the double chin forming. the posture slouching. i know how it starts. i’ve lived it. the teasing at school. the girls laughing behind your back. the slow destruction of confidence before you even know what confidence is. and it scares me, bro. it really does.

he still thinks everyone’s his friend. still thinks being funny or nice is enough. still lives in that little dream world where effort matters. and i just sit there watching, knowing what’s coming. puberty won’t save him. the world won’t cut him slack. and if he keeps going like this, he’ll hit 12 and reality will smack him harder than any belt could.

i wanna help him. i want to tell him the truth. tell him looks matter. tell him that being fat is a death sentence in this game. but how do you tell an 8 year old that? how do you tell a child that life isn’t fair and never will be? that no one cares about his personality if he doesn’t look the part? i don’t wanna crush him… but i don’t wanna lie either.

maybe i start slow. fix his diet. get him moving. no soda, no snacks. little changes. make him think it’s just for health, not looks. maybe that’s the only way. because if he keeps spiraling, i know exactly where he’ll end up.

and i can’t watch him become me. i just can’t.
No. Don’t let him get obese, but also don’t make him focus on strict dieting. Make sure he doesn’t just eat garbage food and eats lots of nutrient dense food. Caloric deficit will boost his development then tell him to go down around 14-16 or when first noticeable facial hair arises. The bullying will only make him stronger and more hateful. If your ethnic, that’s necessary.
 
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