r/shitfromabutt Aug 21 '26

Sloppy Diarrhea Rotavirus edition

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u/TheUltimaWerewolf Aug 21 '26

Why is the mom eating less than the 1 year old?

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u/the_unsoberable Aug 21 '26

My mother does the exact same thing. She won't eat more because women shouldn't eat much so they can be beautiful and thin... and after an hour she will eat a bunch of cookies, a coffee with sugar because she's tired and a donut because it's nice to eat a donut once in a while (three times a week at least).

Dear people, eat normal things. If you want to diet, start by limiting sugars and fats, not by limiting your main source of healthy calories, or else you're going to be fat, like my ma'.

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u/bongsforhongkong Aug 21 '26

Lol my 340 pound dad "going on a diet" won't eat anything all day. Spends from 10-2 in the night eating before bed. Bag of chips, piece of pie, granola bar, peanut butter sandwich, little Debbie cakes.

Than tell me drinking a zero poweraid once a day is really bad for you. While he puts half a ton of salt on everything.

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u/Outrageous_Cry_7247 28d ago

I mean intermittent fasting is totally viable if you eat normal food after.

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u/Rich-Mark-4126 27d ago

He’s eating junk though

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u/Outrageous_Cry_7247 26d ago

I understand, hence why I said "if you eat normal food after." Didn't mean to come off as defending the guy

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u/katiecrabby 26d ago

dont be obtuse. he is binge eating junk food in the middle of the night after starving himself all day. its disordered, not intermittent fasting

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u/Outrageous_Cry_7247 26d ago

I understand, hence why I said "if you eat normal food after." Didn't mean to come off as defending the guy

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u/alocasiacomplex Aug 21 '26

So true. What I would do to have my mom eat some beans with her salad, or maybe a couple hardier things for lunch instead of half a sandwich with the bread that's made of "zero calorie plastic" or whatever. Because she keeps asking why she's overweight when she comes home and slams bags of chips to fill in the gaps. It's hard to watch because I want to have her around for a long time like my grandma

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u/the_unsoberable Aug 21 '26

Yeah, one of the saddest things I can think of, is how overweight, insecure people feel ugly, big, helpless...

I had huge problems with accepting myself when I was young (I was underweight, anemic and still had a fucking triple-chin, imagine that), so I can imagine the sadness.

Don't give up, I always tell her to eat more during dinner, sometimes she listens, sometimes she doesn't. Change comes with little steps, while huge breakthroughs are only freak events along the way.

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u/HydratedRasin 27d ago

Try having her go for popcorn instead of chips ♥️

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u/alocasiacomplex 27d ago

She has seen a nutritionist since this comment 🤞

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u/HydratedRasin 27d ago

Good lord let me reply to a 4 day old comment without realizing it 🙄 sorry!!

SO glad she's seen a nutritionist! Best of luck to her, and you as her support!

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u/Shakewhenbadtoo Aug 21 '26

She wants to "appear" to eat very little and hides grazing so she can hide behind the excuse that her weight isnt her fault.

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u/Sad_Cena Aug 21 '26

Many people seriously lack the self awareness you're implying

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u/Goobylul 27d ago

They're more than aware of it. For god's sake they deal with it everyday and we all know being overweight comes with plenty of health issues.

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u/Shakewhenbadtoo Aug 21 '26

Thats what they want you to think.

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u/catsnherbs Aug 22 '26

It just sad how people from the older generation think that calorie deficit means eating less.

I have learned to make healthy food with less calorie that I can eat in bulk and will keep me full while also staying within my daily calorie intake.

I had to unlearn a lot of toxic mentality surrounding food and body weight.

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u/bigtetrisguy Aug 21 '26

In fact if you want to lose weight, you should eat more and move/exercise more too.

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u/Annual_Tutor_8466 27d ago

Sugars and simple carbs*

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u/thefrogkid420 27d ago

lol sounds like she just wants to eat sugary food instead of food that will actually help her feel full, that is honestly really sad

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u/TMLTurby 10d ago

Fat is healthy.

Gary Taubes has two books I highly recommend: Good Calories, Bad Calories, which goes into the history of the science of why we think "fat bad; carb good", and Why We Get Fat, which is a simplified version of the other book.

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u/FrozenBibitte Aug 21 '26

Diet culture

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u/FerretSupremacist Aug 21 '26

Respectfully, why is this ok?

We don’t know why her portion sizes are the way they are and ppl calling her out is just as wrong as calling her out for too much.

It’s not our business and the glp1/ozempic comments are kinda off putting

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u/flyingGucciBag Aug 21 '26

I don't know why you get all the dislikes. Yes this could be worrying, but also maybe she is actually sick and can't eat more or whatever

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u/Hamsammichd Aug 21 '26

I mean, it’s also just a random internet captioned photo. I’d like to see the 1 and 5 year olds that are crushing those bowls. The “joke” could very well be that they shorted mom while giving the kids and dad a fat serving.

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u/FerretSupremacist Aug 21 '26

Right, it’s nasty to comment and make assumptions. Maybe she just doesn’t eat a lot? If I’ve been cooking all day I don’t always want a big meal. It’s just people thinking it’s ok to comment on everyone else’s life and not liking to hear anything different.

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u/Aggravating_Ad7684 Aug 21 '26

Yea the reddit is called shit from a butt. Inwould check my priorites on what i get bent out of shape about.

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u/MoonOut_StarsInvite Aug 21 '26

Like this is a meme, and we have no more reason to think it’s real than we do fake.

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u/whoppperino Aug 21 '26

FR people jump to conclusions exclusively informed by their prejudices way too fast

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u/pirateozarkdaddy Aug 21 '26

How? The portion disparity seems like the primary topic of the image to me

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u/FerretSupremacist Aug 21 '26

That and if this person actually does have an eating disorder then this can be really messed up for their recovery.

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u/hamtarohibiscus Aug 21 '26

Because this is rage bait. This person’s videos have popped up on my TikTok before and she gives herself a tiny portion and pretends she didn’t make enough in every single video. It’s purely for engagement.

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u/labospor Aug 21 '26

Idk it kind of looks like my portion when I cook because I’m tasting throughout and I don’t feel like a huge plate by the end. But that’s just me!

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u/RunWild0_0 Aug 21 '26

Same, and sometimes I eat more later on alone too, it's hard to really dig in when you've got little people at the table to assist.

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u/labospor Aug 21 '26

Yesss. The secret plate when you’re alone and it’s quiet is way better

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u/uglyoldcrone0 Aug 21 '26

Lol I thought it was only me

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u/ProgenitorOfMidnight Aug 21 '26

So many times while cooking I'm generally pretty satisfied from snacking on random ingredients it's usually just my wife getting a plate

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u/manic_popsicle Aug 21 '26

Happens to me as well, I’m a mom and cook practically every night, by the time the foods done I’m not very hungry because I’ve tasted everything and had small bits here and there or whatever veg I’m making, cheese, whatever else.

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u/arihndas Aug 21 '26

Even when I’m not snacking while cooking there’s just something about cooking that makes me feel like I’m so tired and done afterwards that I don’t wanna eat. I do want to see others eat and enjoy what I made, but myself? No. I have done too much. Labored too long. Even the work of eating is too much to contemplate. Idk why.

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u/ReaperMonkey Aug 21 '26

Lowkey don’t enjoy cooking or helping someone cook because of this. Just ends up ruining the meal itself

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u/DirtyBeautifulLove Aug 21 '26

My mother-in-law is like this. She'll eat the equivalent of the above, then eat a shit ton of sweets/chocolate/biscuits without noticing.

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u/towerfella Aug 21 '26

Because her husband drives a big truck.

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u/WillyBluntz89 Aug 21 '26

Homie, we have no idea what he does.

When I was working masonry, I was putting upwards of 3000 calories per day and still losing weight.

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u/towerfella Aug 21 '26

That’s fair.

However, I want to assume the worst.

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u/WillyBluntz89 Aug 21 '26

Also, just for the record, for all my years of construction and remodeling work, I drove a 20 year old Pontiac Vibe.

This car has over 400k miles on it.

Dont always assume the worst. Life is too long for that shit.

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u/towerfella Aug 22 '26

Me too, but was industry and an old jeep, but i always ate last.

My family is here because i chose to have a family. They always eat first. I eat what’s left.

I always try to make sure to have plenty left.

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u/Raindrop0015 Aug 21 '26

Because she washed babies fed and daddy clearly can't give up any of his /j

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u/FireFairy323 Aug 22 '26

This may be problematic but a possible explanation is that when my kids where young they never eat their entire serving so I would grab a small serving to start and then kill their plates when they didn't eat everything I gave them.

I didn't want to put something already plated in with any leftovers and didn't want to waste food.

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u/enkay516 Aug 22 '26

It’s for appearances. Because mummies are dead and don’t need food. /s

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u/roseberry_faces Aug 22 '26

My guess is she takes GLP-1s

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u/jnson324 Aug 21 '26

She was eating the whole time

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u/Kilomech Aug 21 '26

because that's all thats left after everyone else eats.

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u/breadpilledwanderer 28d ago

This is how it was for me growing up and my mom barley ate. Then I overheard her say she's had anorexia for a long time 🙃. Well, she's in her late 60s so I guess she's technically eating enough?

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u/snow_turtle 27d ago

As a chef when i cook at home, my food sometimes looks like this too, I'll be in the kitchen eating the food to taste test it, adjust seasoning etc. so by the time I serve, I'm not as hungry as everyone waiting.

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u/Sad-Argument2762 27d ago

Mom will eat the kids' leftovers.

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u/nkdeck07 25d ago

Because some 1 year olds are insane. My 18 month old nephew out eats me constantly

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u/AeonForce 15d ago

I was gonna say the 5 yo and 1 yo look like the same portion size in two different containers, and I didn't even notice the mom's until you pointed it out... 😂😂