Who else is to blame for your own personal problems? Two young girls from New York are suing McDonald's because they claim the food made them overweight. A representative for the fast food chain argued that McDonald's food could not be linked to the girls' obesity and was in fact healthy and nutritious. The result was the 2004 Spurlocks documentary, "Super Size Me", in which he embarked on a thirty-day diet consisting exclusively of McDonald's food. At the end of the thirty days, Spurlock concluded that McDonald's food was far from healthy and nutritious. He had earned 25 Punds and suffered from a number of serious health problems related to obesity. McDonald's has been widely blamed for being one of the causes of obesity. This proves that it is only your fault and no one else's that you are obese. Nobody made them eat McDonalds. A person's weight is sometimes blamed on genetics. Genes play an important role in determining a person's susceptibility to weight gain and energy balance. Overeating is an addiction that only one person can stop. Lazy people might say that dieting or exercising is effective or cures obesity. How will you know if you don't see what it looks like? Mood disorders are another cause of obesity. Simply saying that when you feel a certain way, you tend to overeat a lot more than usual. There is no justification for criticizing food. Ultimately, a person can only blame themselves for their food.