you're not fat..., "yes i am" |
you're not fat..., "yes i am" |
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i don't think there's a topic on this...
i've always felt that your expectations for yourself are always going to be more then for friends. in this case, weight. some of my friends say they're fat, and i dont think they are. but when i look at myself (and i know i'm skinnier then them) i think I'M fat. it makes me feel hypocritical, because it's like *i* have to be really skinny to be pretty, while my friends don't. maybe it's just perception? discuss maybe? ![]() |
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*Teenage Mutant Ninja Meg* |
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There are many ways you can be honest with an overweight friend without being mean. If they call themselves fat, tell them that they should do something about it if they feel that way. This way, you aren't openly saying, "Yep... you're fat!"
I feel this way most of the time about myself, and only this past year have I taken the inniciative and done something about it. I used to be INCREDIBLY self-concious, but I've come such a long way! I've lost some weight and am getting a personal trainer this week to give me some motivation! There is always something you aren't going to like about your body. I don't believe anyone is fully, 100% comfortable in their own skin... but you learn to accept your flaws. Flaunt it while you have it, girl! :D |
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