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People who have never been poor love to point out overweight people in the ghetto and sarcastically exclaim, “Yeah, it really looks like she’s starving!” And they have no idea that the reason many of them have weight problems is because everything they’re putting into their bodies is dirt-cheap, processed bullshit. Grab a TV dinner and look at the nutritional information.

Fresh food is expensive and takes forever to prepare. It goes bad quickly, so it requires multiple trips to the grocery store per week, which is something most impoverished people can’t do. And since all of those time-saving frozen meals are high in salt and fat, they take up residence in the expanding asses of the people who can’t afford anything else.

The 5 Stupidest Habits You Develop Growing Up Poor | Cracked.com

I have almost all of these habits. Being poor kind of totally sucks.

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  I spend time on the internet. Too much time. Far too much time.
  I'm super crazy in a fun and awesome way (just trust me).
  I'm a conniseur of teen fiction (part of the crazy).
  I have a habit of creating strange science fiction/fantasy plots, writing them down on bits of paper, and losing them.
  I love bad movies and rom-coms. I also love great movies and movies that make me sad.
  I've been having a love affair with the television my entire life.
  Comics make me happy. Very happy. Especially Swamp Thing.
  Right now, I'd rather be eating tacos and listening to Dr. Horrible's Sing A Long Blog in my car.
  Or watching Doctor Who with a cocktail in my hand and something baking in the oven.
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