I meant expecting too much of people (not as in I think myself am great and others should match up)
(TAT)
As in I have stupidly high standards of people.
Also, sorry for being offensive to those who enjoy the manga.
Apologies if this comment has offended you.
I can agree. I don't like that people think if they diet for a month or so they can lose weight, or they try to take the easy way out like a taking a pill or trying to 'sweat' the weight off with steam (it's not fat loss, but water loss). Also if you aren't going to commit the diet or exercise for your whole life (making it a habit) its better not to start the diet in the 1st place cause once u stop it all comes rushing back plus interest.
I do like her trying to change her attitude, but that seems like a long way away. I also read Pochamani and I like how the MC tries to stay positive, though she does get hurt on the occasion but she stands up, I think since she had a really good friend it helped her a lot, though before they were friends she would try to smile even when other people were making shrewd comments and her current friend came to her rescue.
I also like "My Lovable Fatty" it's another twist with a fatty as MC, its not as happy as Pochamani but it has a good story and lessons for people who are 'not' fat or are popular, saying put your self in someone else's shoes, plus it has comedy and heart teasers... it says its finished but I don't think so but it ends at a pretty good spot, though not the best.
I agree, i also think its important why you wanna lose weight. If you dont love yourself before losing weight you're not gonna be any happier after. Getting into shape isn't a magical happiness door...
And expecting to lose weight in 3 days is retarded. More likely if she started working more than usual she'd gain a small bit. I always do at first...
I probably shouldn't be paying this much attention to the heroine's weight problem, and also because it's a manga, but I'm finding myself really pissed at the amount of effort she's put in and the results she expects from it. (Although I realise that she says at some point that she realises she's like that, but still) Sure, some body types are like that, and it's really very hard, but some research, great motivation and effort could pull you through.
In Pochamani, the heroine has a great personality; she embraces her weakness and puts effort in other areas.
Maybe it's just me, or sleep deficiency, but I'm pissed.
Please reply and say what you think about my comment. What do you all think about this?
Perhaps I expect too much of people.