During Freshmen year, I’ve finally learned to be comfortable with my body. I’ve stopped counting calories or going days without eating. I’ve been home for two days and I’ve already had three family members call me “fat”. I’m not overweight but I’m already planning this week’s diet. FTL.
2011 1:37 am on March 9, 2010 Permalink |
its really really hard to recover from disordered eating habits. but it sounds like you’ve made a huge amount of progress. you might backtrack sometimes but you can beat it! fuck the haters– you’re amazing. take care!
OP 8:01 am on March 9, 2010 Permalink |
Haha, I’ll totally try. It’s just tough. Funny thing is, I’m 5′4 and 125 pounds. The people that called me fat are all shorter than me and are about 145, 190, and 200+ lbs. I don’t know why I listen.
2011 12:06 pm on March 9, 2010 Permalink
honestly its not about what the other people weigh, its about feeling comfortable with your body and not worrying about the way it looks. but you’re right that you shouldn’t listen to them! anyone who would make you feel bad about your beautiful, wonderful body isn’t worth fretting over.
Hugs! 10:38 pm on March 11, 2010 Permalink
Yeah, you need to not listen to them. You’re normal weight for your height. Also, it sounds like you’re the thin one in the family. Eat right and exercise to be healthy, not to be thin. It doesn’t sound like you have to change anything.
Anonymous 1:49 am on March 9, 2010 Permalink |
Sometimes I think family just says stuff for the sake of saying stuff – it doesn’t make it accurate or nice.
Give being comfortable with your body another shot – you deserve it and it’s a great feeling.
THE WHITE GIRL 10:59 am on March 9, 2010 Permalink |
I bet your not fat your just healthy!! But that’s messed up don’t listen to them.
Anonymous 3:35 pm on March 9, 2010 Permalink |
Your BMI is only 21.5, which is right within range. I don’t what you have to be worried about. I’ve seen girls running on the treadmills that are just skin and bones, and it’s so unattractive. Please don’t be like that.
been there w/o the family part 11:49 pm on March 9, 2010 Permalink |
i know it’s tough. tell them how much it hurts. tell them the truth. otherwise they’ll never know and they’ll keep hurting you over and over again.