"This hunger grows inside me like a tumor
The dizziness just compliments this failure of a girl
I'm settled now; the show of mine consumes me
But every pound I shed speaks volumes for my lack of self-control."
The dizziness just compliments this failure of a girl
I'm settled now; the show of mine consumes me
But every pound I shed speaks volumes for my lack of self-control."
— "Self-Fulfilling Prophecy", Maria Mena
"I envy you, Popuri. You never get fat, even when you eat a lot. I plump up so quickly."
— Elli, Harvest Moon 64
Jen Larkin: Mom, I can't eat all this! The school gymnastics meet is next week!
Frida Larkin: Gymnastics take strength, Jen, and strength requires eating.
Jen: I know, but all the other girls are lean and mean. I can't show up looking like a fat pig.
Al Larkin: Jen, you've hardly got any meat on your bones as it is!
Andy Larkin: Dad's right— you're a thin pig!
Henry Dorsed: (chuckles) Kids!
Jen: Shut your pie hole, dweeb! When I weighed myself this morning, I'd gained a pound! If I put on any more, I'll look terrible in my new gym suit!
— What's with Andy?, "Weight to Go, Andy"
"Lately, I've been so stressed out by the projects I've been working on and the stress of the holidays that I've gained weight and I was so nervous that you'd hate it, that I didn't even give you a second to notice that I've packed at least fifteen pounds on."
Mac: This is ridiculous, dude, okay? We're getting older, we're not gonna look twenty forever.
Dennis: No, I am gonna look twenty forever, Mac! Because the older I get, the more vigilant I become. I don't eat lunch anymore, for instance. And on odd days, I don't eat breakfast!
Dennis: No, I am gonna look twenty forever, Mac! Because the older I get, the more vigilant I become. I don't eat lunch anymore, for instance. And on odd days, I don't eat breakfast!
"If I eat that, I might get fat and people won't like me no more!"
— Candace Crush rejecting French food, Huniepop 2
"Some people in this world can eat anything and never get fat! It makes me so jealous! I eat a cookie crumb and suddenly I'm saddled with a buffer of blubber. To make matters worse, my wife and daughter are always scrutinizing my diet. Can't a man enjoy a pastry wheel in peace?!"
—Captain Olimar's entry on the Pastry Wheel, Pikmin 2
"He thinks he’s fat—he isn’t. He just isn’t a starving teenager anymore. He's solid and stalwart."
—Baz about Simon, Any Way The Wind Blows
