i am a rubebnesque
type of women
and have come to
terms with that.
in fact:
i love my good
jiggly self.
did'nt always
but now i do.
generous ******* *****
and curved belly.
all proportionate
and healthy.
my man does love
my curves,
he can spend
hours carressing their
soft beauty.
they do not stop me
from doing most
anything i wish
although
commonsense dictates
i would not fit through
a too small a hole.
why is then, that when
walking down the street,
people feel they can
throw the word fat
my way...
May 2, 2014
May 2, 2014 at 7:14 PM UTC
i am a rubebnesque
type of women
and have come to
terms with that.
in fact:
i love my good
jiggly self.
did'nt always
but now i do.
generous ******* *****
and curved belly.
all proportionate
and healthy.
my man does love
my curves,
he can spend
hours carressing their
soft beauty.
they do not stop me
from doing most
anything i wish
although
commonsense dictates
i would not fit through
a too small a hole.
why is then, that when
walking down the street,
people feel they can
throw the word fat
my way...
i am within the healthy weight range for my height
but today as i shopped, a woman said to her child,
" if you eat that chocolate" you will end up, as fat as that lady"
...that is just so many ways wrong!!!!!
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