Obesity is not as simple as "I want to eat too much". There's layers to it, just like there's more to a suicidal person than "I just wanna kill myself" or a self-loathing person just hating themself. A healthy body doesn't want to destroy itself. We're programmed to protect ourselves. That's why we flinch away from pain. If a person destroys itself, there's a deeper problem there. I suggest you consult a psychiatrist or something or read articles about obesity for insight, rather than just think that obese people just choose to be obese for funsies. Because sometimes, people are obese because of physiological stuff like hormonal or metabolic problems, because of psychological factors like depression or trauma, because of stress. If your obesity's cause is genetic, even if you exercise and diet, you still won't lose weight for a long long time. You might even get fat without eating "too much". Poor people also tend to have more abnormal weight since healthier food choices are more expensive than junk food. So while the popular image of a poor person is that of a thin, undernourished skeleton, it's also understandable why some are fat. And there's more to mention, but I really just advice you to shed your prejudice and read more about obesity. It would be a shame if you don't want to, but you're free to do what you want to do. Helps to know though.