He’s not actually my “boss” per se, he is the owner of the company I work 
for and I rarely ever see him.  And truth be told, he did not really just call 
me fat.  He asked me if I was putting on weight.  He said I looked forty pounds 
heavier then the last time he saw me.  He told me I was too young to be putting 
on that kind of weight, and that it was not good.  He asked me what is going 
on.  He did not care if I was offended, he may have even been genuinely 
concerned for me but it was blunt and matter of fact.
I, of course knew already, I needed to make a change.  The year before I made 
a new years resolution to not buy anything out of the vending machines at work 
for a year.  Before that I was buying at least a twenty once soda every day.  I 
had made that goal but I would still go out to eat and binge on sweet carbonated 
beverages at least two or three days a week.  Just after the new year, exercise 
and diet came up in a sermon.  The speaker specifically hit on how he had to 
give up pop.  I was already feeling bad because I could not physically keep up 
with my nephew at all anymore.  I was also embarrassed that I drank more pop 
then the kids.  The weekend before this conversation I joined a site called 
exercise friends, I also had a dream in which I was ashamed and lying about how 
much more I was eating then everyone else.  But this was the final straw.  I 
bought a scale went on a calorie restrictive diet, quit drinking pop, and 
started exercising every day.  I do not really consider this particular incident love but as much as I hate to admit it, his blunt question 
and comment was ultimately helpful to me.