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alynwaI don't care. I DON'T CARE, OPRAH. I have no sympathy for you and your struggle. I haven't for years. Since you insist on putting your diet woes out there for all to see, let me give you my take on your weight.
You are a billionaire. BILLIONAIRE with a B. You don't like how you look? Hire a chef who cooks healthy food in a style you like and a personal trainer who exercises you doing things you like to do. Your problem is that you jump on the latest fad which works for awhile and then, lose interest. Once you lose interest, you stop doing what worked and go back to your old ways.
Your former chefs and your former trainer have all made money and achieved fame working for you and yet, you're still (in your mind) too fat. So now, it's Weight Watchers. Everyone else who signs up has to negotiate the point system themselves; you just have to hire someone who can create WW menus and meals. Money talks.
You know you don't like running, that's why you stopped doing it. Discover activities that you like and hire people to work with you. If I had your money, I would have personal yoga instructors, dance instructors, Pilates instructors or whatever the hell other instructors to give me one on one time to learn and/or practice things that interest me.
And for what it's worth: Why are you doing these commercials, anyway? You certainly don't need the money. I think you need the public's approval. Well, you don't have mine. Sorry.
You are a billionaire. BILLIONAIRE with a B. You don't like how you look? Hire a chef who cooks healthy food in a style you like and a personal trainer who exercises you doing things you like to do. Your problem is that you jump on the latest fad which works for awhile and then, lose interest. Once you lose interest, you stop doing what worked and go back to your old ways.
Your former chefs and your former trainer have all made money and achieved fame working for you and yet, you're still (in your mind) too fat. So now, it's Weight Watchers. Everyone else who signs up has to negotiate the point system themselves; you just have to hire someone who can create WW menus and meals. Money talks.
You know you don't like running, that's why you stopped doing it. Discover activities that you like and hire people to work with you. If I had your money, I would have personal yoga instructors, dance instructors, Pilates instructors or whatever the hell other instructors to give me one on one time to learn and/or practice things that interest me.
And for what it's worth: Why are you doing these commercials, anyway? You certainly don't need the money. I think you need the public's approval. Well, you don't have mine. Sorry.
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Date: 2015-12-31 09:07 pm (UTC)Why can't woman just learn to love their bodies and stop worrying about what others think about them?
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Date: 2015-12-31 11:06 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2016-01-01 03:30 am (UTC)Isn't there something kinda validating though about someone who does have all the resources struggling nevertheless? And about her candor about it?
But, I don't know, I don't see enough tv to judge. I haven't seen her new ads. Didn't know she was on WW. But she usually looks gorgeous whatever she weighs. I wish I could have that super power if not the super power to always be svelte without work or expense.
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Date: 2016-01-01 06:40 pm (UTC)