Keep in mind two things. First, we are only human. Heavenly Father knows that we're going to make mistakes, not do everything the way we should. Our aim should be to do as much as possible right, but if we're honest with ourselves, no one is going to make the right decision 100% of the time. Second, If a person is spending the majority of their time playing video games, we should actively reach out and try to get them motivated, not judge them and say you're not good enough. If a person is eating McDonald's all the time, it doesn't necessarily mean they have an addiction. Perhaps they simply don't like to cook, or aren't very good at cooking. Or they simply like the food. To keep English terms friendly to all. as per dictionary.com, the definition of an addiction is: "the state of being enslaved to a habit or practice or to something that is psychologically or physically habit-forming, as narcotics, to such an extent that its cessation causes severe trauma. " I don't know about you, but to stop eating McDonalds(or any fast food) is not going to cause severe trauma to me. Thirdly, as I said before, none of us is going to be completely perfect when we die. While that should be our goal, to be as close to it as possible, we have to face facts. Finally, did you even read my previous post? Or MoE's? If you believe Heavenly Father is like that, someone waiting to point out our mistakes and judge us for being what we are, human, sinful beings, then obviously our opinion of a loving father is different. Being overweight is not a sin, we all make poor choices at some point in our lives. The key is, to remember we're all human. We make mistakes, mess up, cause discord at times. But, that in no way gives us the right to judge each other, because only God is the perfect judge.