answer: #Person1# hates that Emily made #Person1# feel like a baby who pigs out on junk food. #Person2# suggests exercising more and #Person1# thinks it's better than giving up.
documents: #Person1#: My friend Emily recently lost 18 pounds.
  #Person2#: Oh, really?
  #Person1#: The point is that she has been persuading me to lose weight too.
  #Person2#: Well, it's a good thing for you.
  #Person1#: Good? Yes, it's good for her but not for me. You see, she tells me that I'll feel better about myself if I slim down. She keeps giving me newspaper clippings about the latest miracle diet and insists that I join a health club, as she has.
  #Person2#: So you don't think you are fat and need to lose weight?
  #Person1#: I just can't bear it that Emily made me feel like a baby who always pigs out on junk food.
  #Person2#: junk food is not good for your health. Too much of it will make you fat.
  #Person1#: But junk food is so easy. It requires no silverware or plates, no rigid mealtimes, no pleases and thank yous.
  #Person2#: Ok, but junk food has many disadvantages. As junk food contains high amount of oil and fat, you'll feel sleepy, but not be able to concentrate when you have a lot of it.
  #Person1#: Yes, but life without chips, ice cream and coca cola is boring.
  #Person2#: Let me see. You could exercise more to keep fit.
  #Person1#: Well, that sounds better than giving it up.