AZ mother's goal to be fattest person ever

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Susanne Eman, a 32-year-old model from Arizona, aims to become the fattest woman in the world by consuming 20,000 calories daily, targeting a weight of 115 stone (1,600 lbs). Despite concerns about her health and the financial burden on taxpayers, she expresses confidence in her goal, claiming it makes her feel sexier. The discussion raises ethical questions about societal support for her lifestyle choices and the implications of her actions on public health and welfare systems.

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  • #61
if she can afford to support such a ridiculous lifestyle then fair enough, let her do what she wants.
 
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  • #62
jeebs said:
if she can afford to support such a ridiculous lifestyle then fair enough, let her do what she wants.
She can't, she's unemployed.
 
  • #63
Evo said:
She can't, she's unemployed.

Except now I'm sure she's got loads of money from selling her story. Ironically people are paying for her to do this.
 
  • #64
edpell said:
Let me get this right she is unemployed and gets social security disability ($2000 per month) because of her weight. I am unemployed and normal weight so I get nothing ($0 per month) from the government.

I wonder how much she spends on food. At 21,962 calories a day that $2000 a month starts to shrink very quickly. I figure to eat around 3500 a day and likely spend $400-$500 on food a month.