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###About Us
This subreddit is a support group for those people that have struggled with weighing at least twice their ideal body weight at some point in their lives. 

We are here to discuss, to learn, to teach, and to help you succeed and take control of your life.

Share your diets, meals, gym routines, family problems, NSV/SVs, experiences with WLS, therapy, etc.. Anything  in your life that you want to share. 


* [Calculate your BMR/TDEE](https://www.sailrabbit.com/bmr/)


###Rules

1. **No name calling or fat shaming**. This is a safe space for Super Morbidly Obese people to feel secure and comfortable in sharing their experiences without the fear of being called names or being abused for it. This doesn't mean we will help you persist in any unhealthy lines of thought or actions that we think are not healthy for you. Honesty and being direct is welcome, but name calling is not.

 If anyone does not feel comfortable because of a specific user here, please message the mods or message u/-life_starts_now- directly. 

2. **This is not a "Healthy At Every Size" group**. Body positivity is fine and encouraged, but we do not support the delusion that any sized person is healthy. It is not possible to be healthy and be super morbidly obese. We are here to support each other in the goal of losing weight and becoming as healthy as possible.

3. **No fat fetishists.**  We are not here to satisfy your sexual needs and desires. Any posts asking for pictures or anything of that nature will result in an immediate ban. 

More rules pending as needed. 




#Breaking the rules can result in a warning, temporary ban, or permanent ban, depending on the offense.

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<h3>About Us</h3>

<p>This subreddit is a support group for those people that have struggled with weighing at least twice their ideal body weight at some point in their lives. </p>

<p>We are here to discuss, to learn, to teach, and to help you succeed and take control of your life.</p>

<p>Share your diets, meals, gym routines, family problems, NSV/SVs, experiences with WLS, therapy, etc.. Anything  in your life that you want to share. </p>

<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.sailrabbit.com/bmr/">Calculate your BMR/TDEE</a></li>
</ul>

<h3>Rules</h3>

<ol>
<li><p><strong>No name calling or fat shaming</strong>. This is a safe space for Super Morbidly Obese people to feel secure and comfortable in sharing their experiences without the fear of being called names or being abused for it. This doesn&#39;t mean we will help you persist in any unhealthy lines of thought or actions that we think are not healthy for you. Honesty and being direct is welcome, but name calling is not.</p>

<p>If anyone does not feel comfortable because of a specific user here, please message the mods or message <a href="/u/-life_starts_now-">u/-life_starts_now-</a> directly. </p></li>
<li><p><strong>This is not a &quot;Healthy At Every Size&quot; group</strong>. Body positivity is fine and encouraged, but we do not support the delusion that any sized person is healthy. It is not possible to be healthy and be super morbidly obese. We are here to support each other in the goal of losing weight and becoming as healthy as possible.</p></li>
<li><p><strong>No fat fetishists.</strong>  We are not here to satisfy your sexual needs and desires. Any posts asking for pictures or anything of that nature will result in an immediate ban. </p></li>
</ol>

<p>More rules pending as needed. </p>

<h1>Breaking the rules can result in a warning, temporary ban, or permanent ban, depending on the offense.</h1>
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A subreddit for folks that have struggled with weighing at least twice their ideal body weight, to talk with other people and share stories, trauma, and  just whatever else they want to talk about but ultimately want to get healthier.

<div class="md"><p>A subreddit for folks that have struggled with weighing at least twice their ideal body weight, to talk with other people and share stories, trauma, and  just whatever else they want to talk about but ultimately want to get healthier.</p>
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Finally! Progress!