How do i tell someone they are fat and need to lose weight without hurting feelings?

Then it would be bad to give them the truth. Tell them you are not comfortable with the question and can not answer. If they are smart, it will be answer enough. Also, before you tell anyone that they have a weight problem, remember they are probably aware of it and have been trying to lose weight. It isn't easy to do. Some just can't lose enough weight. So, don't make it worse for them.

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Come back with a question. Ask them where is their weight on a BMI chart. It will say wether they are fat or not, this way it's not you giving an 'opinion'.

Why do they need you to tell them they they are fat??? Don't they have a mirror? If they have trouble fitting into their clothes, that's a dead giveaway!

You could try bringing up a conversation about yourself getting fit or joining a gym. Then ask if they want to come with you. Be subtle.

I am sure the person knows they are fat. Telling them will only make them feel worse and maybe

dislike you for saying it.

If they are sensitive, there's no way you can tell them without hurting their feelings.

Accidentally give them a mirror

For the sake of your health, I think you should probably be a little more fit ..... something like that .... instead of "lose the love handles, Fatty McButterPants"

The bigger the cushion, the sweeter the pushin'.

The larger the waistband, the deeper the quicksand…

(Spinal Tap)