BoldBeauty wrote:OniGumo wrote:
I want to hug you and say, in the immortal words of Bette Midler, "You're beautiful, you're beautiful, you're beautiful, Damnit!"
*HUGS* Your So Sweet
N'awwww x3
You and Demolition Man said it best. Fat-phobic people and fat-shaming are two things that are sure to get my hackles raised.
I just don't see the point in all the blind vitriol.
13 years
BoldBeauty wrote:
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Personally, I am SICK and TIRED of weightloss shows, and fat-shaming!
I don't understand why they dont believe you can be FAT AND HEALTHY. You can also be THIN and UNHEALTHY. Thin does not mean healthy, or in better condition.
The media, and population in general needs to realize EVERY BODY IS BEAUTIFUL.
When I was younger, I was anorexic. I would live on diet pills, laxatives, and caffiene. I would excercise until I passed out, and still never felt thin enough. When I got diagnosed with MS I realized F@&$ it, there's more to life than some BS media ideal of beauty. Be yourself, live, laugh and love. Let the critics talk, and keep on keepin' on, with a smile on your face. Most of all love yourself for who you are, and never take a day for granted, and never wish you were someone else.
I think shows like that are a negative influence on our society and cause more problems, than they do inspire people.
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I want to hug you and say, in the immortal words of Bette Midler, "You're beautiful, you're beautiful, you're beautiful, Damnit!"
13 years
I have waited a long time for this moment, my little green friend.
--Darth Sidious
Can....Anybodyyyyy...find meeeee...somebody tooooo...loooooove.
--Queen
13 years
You shouldn't tell her to try it you should ask her to try it.
And yes, I think you should ask her to try it.
13 years
Though in order to truly do a book series justice it should be made into a mini-series. Like what is being done with Game of Thrones on HBO *no spoilers please I've only seen the first season so far and not all of it*
I for one would love to see an animated mini-series on the Harry Potter books.
13 years
I wouldn't say any of the Harry Potter books are particularly juvenile...and far from daft.
I'm with you that Twilight was a train-wreck from the start though.
13 years
cksteele79 wrote:
yeah i know how you feel im the same way as soon as i started to gain i wanted more and more and now that im close to 500 all i want is to get bigger one part of me holds me back though but i so badly just wanna let go and go for it
Yea, it's a curious thing. For me gaining, rather than quelling the desire to grow fatter, actually made the desire stronger.
My goals started out modest but everytime I reached one I'd think to myself, "Why not just a bit more..." and then I'd go for it again. If I had my way I don't think I'd ever stop getting fatter.
13 years
Recalculated for recent gains, 550lbs=63.something BMI
13 years
I grew up in a small community, a handful of houses in the middle of a fairly well preserved deciduous wood. It had been cleared once before but that was well over 50 years ago so all of the trees have grown back to adulthood.
Many were the days when my brother, sisters, and I would go out into the woods just to walk through the trees. And even more often than that I'd find myself just looking out over the trees, especially in the fall when the leaves turned. There's nothing more beautiful than a natural setting to me. And what makes it even better is that my father owns most of it, so there's little chance of it being cut again like what's happening to many of the other wooded areas around where I grew up.
13 years
My belly is very sensitive, especially around new stretch-marks. And in answer to your question, yes.
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