An Indecent Proposal, Revisited

Muscle weights more than fat. And I could stand to gain a little of both.

Heck yes!

 

That's more than me x 2 :sidewayslook:

No, I wouldn't. Weight and health are related, $1m is not enough for me to stop working for the rest of my life and all of those things that I would be able to have access to I already do if I want.

Health, and weight, affect my motivation, happiness and quality of life. The healthier I am the better I feel. Money isn’t fair compensation for feeling crap for the rest of my life.

 

That would more than double my weight too. Actually, I don't think it'd be physically possible for me to put that much on - let alone gain 50 lbs!

 

One million dollars is not enough money to buy a mountain!

Offer refused.

 

No way, that's not that far off triple my weight if i had put 150 pounds on. I like being slim and being able to exercise and do my own stuff. D:

 

Gaining 150 pounds would put me well into the morbidly obese category, and I doubt I would be able to move well enough to make good use of the private jet. No deal.

 

D:

I want a mountain, solitary confinement, and food dropped off to the top of the mountain once every month. I'll read books. I won't work or talk to anyone. I'm not keen on anything else- especially some guy/gal running around the house all the time when I am trying to read, telling me to exercise or eat large quantities or this all gets taken away. How do I blackmail the person who's offering 1million dollars to give me a couple billion that I can invest in order to make more money?

 

Uh, no. Call me vain, but my body is not only my temple, but my greatest triumph. I worked my butt off to get where I am now, and getting into shape took care of half of my self-esteem problems (shallow though it may be). Gaining more than just half my body weight would be like wiping one of my proudest accomplishments off the map.

Besides, a one time installment of 1 million dollars, after taxes, and jetplane maintenance, and paying the staff, there wouldn't be much left over. Plus, it wouldn't even be enough to do anything worthwhile with it.

*wince* I totally trampled over that one, didn't I?

 

On a six-foot frame, sure. But when you're around 5'2" to 5'3", it just doesn't work. (The person in the article is a mere 200 pounds.)

 

Agreed. ^^

And no deal for me. My husband on the other hand would gladly take the deal.

 

I don't think that's shallow personally, I feel a similar way. You should be proud!

 

the answers were really funny
i would refuse too because I wouldn't be able to do ballet or do contemporary dances or whatever dances if I would be that fat or if it's muscle weight, i would be too muscle-y

that's just a super no for me and for the ballet world or wtvr

if the world was full of fat people and being slim is abnormal.. then I would take that offer.. i wonder what I would look like...... considering i'm just 4'10

that would be soooo funny!!!! maybe i would look like a bouncing ballerina.. or even the ball that people use in yoga hahahahaha

 

150 pounds of muscle sure, that would make me 300 pounds.