Friday, 22 January 2010

  • "Nothing Tastes as Good as Being Thin"? Think Again!



    It took me almost dying before I became happy with myself as I was made. I am what I am. 

    I finally figured out that if I abuse myself too much, it will make me unhappy, no matter what I weigh. And how can I expect others around me to love me if I am an unhappy person?

    Nobody wants to be around a depressed, unhappy person no matter what they weigh. Miserable people are no fun to be friends with- no matter if they are skinny or fat. Think anorexics are happy? Think again.
    When I was eating disordered, nobody wanted to hang out with me. I didn't have time to see my friends anyway because exercise came before all of them and I was always needing extra sleep from mistreating my body.

    I will never be a size 00 at the Express or Abercrombie, nor will I ever have long legs or shimmery white-blonde hair. But, I will be the slightly chubby, pretty girl who has pretty skin and hair, makes her friends happy, cooks for them, loves them and has a talent for writing. And they love me back and check in on me. They're there for me when I feel the depression creeping in and ask them for some help. If I were anorexic and skinny, they wouldn't want to be around me because I couldn't go enjoy food with them, couldn't cook for them, and I'd probably feel ill and would be supersensitive and depressed and jealous and angry when they ate. Or, I wouldn't have time for them at all because of all the extra exercise I had to do to maintain being thin.

    There's nothing wrong with the way you are made: chubby, thinner, pear-shaped or hour-glass, if you are a good person and in good health, that's going to out-weigh your disappointments in your figure flaws and you'll have friends to surround you and fill up that disappointment. They'll point out how beautiful you are and you'll believe it.

    So, I'd rather be fat and have a life full of rewarding, true friends than be anorexic, depressed, friendless and alone. Nothing tastes as good as being happy.

    Do you agree?

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