exactly. one needs to see their environment reacting 'negative' in order for them to make a change. if its all "its ok man, be yourself" then you are pretty much fucked + they don't really mean good for you, they just want you to feel good about them, while they maintain a superficial social stance without much conflict.
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So true. The negative impact is vital especially since we are prone to creating ''comfort zones'' in our lives. For many years my schedule was University - Home - University -Home and nothing else. In this environment my obesity wasn't causing me any problems, especially in the safety of my own house where I would usually escape into the online world. It wasn't until I started exposing myself into other environments and social situations that I realised how ''handicapped'' I had become. This is why diets offer nothing. A total change in habits and behaviours is vital to break apart your comfort zones and force you to adapt into your new environment.