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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Many cultures throughout history have viewed obesity as the result of a character flaw. The ''obesus'' or fat character in [[Ancient Greek comedy]] was a glutton and figure of mockery. During Christian times, food was viewed as a gateway to the sins of [[Sloth (deadly sin)|sloth]] and [[lust]]. In modern Western culture, excess weight is often regarded as unattractive, and obesity is commonly associated with various negative stereotypes. People of all ages can face social stigmatization and may be targeted by bullies or shunned by their peers.</div>FuzzyBot