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Topic	Is it immoral to help someone become overweight?
DrPrimemaster 09/01/23 11:13:37 AM #1:	Ive been hanging out with a weed gummy enthusiast. Her favorite hobby is taking an edible, ordering some junk food and then watching uneditted disaster footage. Before we started hanging out she could only afford to do this once a week. But now that her and I are hanging out we can do this a bit more than that. As well as order more food when we do. That is where my moral conundrum comes in. I have supersized her happy meals and replaced the toy with a milkshake. And while we are doing some intermittent blasting I dont think the calories burned make up for that. I understand she is her own person and she could choose to not eat, but am I still morally culpable for the harm I could be doing to her physical health? --- Metroids Suck <cite>DrPrimemaster posted [p:975793971] in Is it immo... [t:80552693]...</cite> <quote>Ive been hanging out with a weed gummy enthusiast. Her favorite hobby is taking an edible, ordering some junk food and then watching uneditted disaster footage.Before we started hanging out she could only afford to do this once a week. But now that her and I are hanging out we can do this a bit more than that. As well as order more food when we do.That is where my moral conundrum comes in. I have supersized her happy meals and replaced the toy with a milkshake. And while we are doing some intermittent blasting I dont think the calories burned make up for that.I understand she is her own person and she could choose to not eat, but am I still morally culpable for the harm I could be doing to her physical health? --- Metroids Suck</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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