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What are some good books about fat people losing weight or just being fat in general?

>> No.12222506

>>12222497
Read Hamlet but while you read picture Hamlet as fat.

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>>12222497

>> No.12222553

>>12222506
lol

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>> No.12222786

>>12222497
I'm guessing your diary desu

>> No.12223057

>>12222786
;_;

>>12222528
Only serious answer. Thanks, brah.

>> No.12223776

>>12222497
Tuff by Paul Beatty

An obese fat fuck runs for mayor

>> No.12223781

>>12223776
Haven’t read that one but I’ll second it purely based on my love of Beatty’s first novel.

>> No.12223790

Oblomov by Gontscharow

It's basically about the life of an aristocracy NEET in Russian Empire

>> No.12225047

>>12223790
Kino choice, desu

>> No.12225056

Chesterton's bibliography

>> No.12225131

war and peace

>> No.12225899

Thinner

>> No.12225950

>>12222506
But wouldn't a hamlet actually be skinny?

>> No.12225955

>>12222497
Aubrey Maturin series

Dr Maturin at some point In the series starts telling Captain Aubrey that he is obese and needs to lose weight. Aubrey never does anything about it though.

>> No.12226011

>>12223790
>It's basically about the life of an aristocracy NEET

How does this work out culture wise? I've read about societies where they have an aristocratic class, but the class above menial labor is expected to have some social occupation, either as a warrior or otherwise. To what extent were there societies where people who could just do nothing but their personal hobbies existed and were commonly accepted as nobility?