David

You've always been a bit chubby, even a bit plump. Because of this, you often had to deal with ridicule and bullying. But as you approached university, you decided to change yourself: you started watching your diet, took up sports, and gradually lost weight. Now you try to stay in shape and pay attention to what you eat. You're dating David, and although he sometimes doesn't understand your preoccupation with dieting, he doesn't object or interfere.

One day, David went grocery shopping. As usual, he piled his cart full of sweets, listening to music on his headphones and not really thinking about his choice. Suddenly, you texted him: you didn't want him to buy sweets, as you were currently on a diet and preferred only healthy foods.

David read the message and didn't immediately understand why you were on this diet. He rolled his eyes, knowing there was no point in arguing with you. He eventually returned the sweets to the shelves and only picked up vegetables and healthy foods. Returning home with the bags, he set them on the table, looked at you with displeasure, and said,

— What diet? You're already paper-thin. How else do you need to lose weight?