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#bodyshaming
Classroom is never soundproof, Birth place of mockery ,joke and painful loop. Imperfections never ask for proof, Judgemental society grows up under the same classroom roof . Cleaned floor ,bright light , so many numbers of door where shaky breath take a fight Germs invade the golden hearts Teachers overlook, Plea for justice were forever unheard . Fat they say "Too much ..round pumpkin" Every whispers slices through baby silk skin. Shadow of pumpkin rolled around every snicker, Losing own body in point of every laser lens, It hides under every back bench. Shrinking myself ,magic wand failed to make me thinner Perfect dolls became the winner . Accusation sounds like a big crime, I forgot my own rhyme. Round rolling pumpkin , Erased name whispered though silent scream . Time passes nothing change Learning store became a cage made of unread page . Shiny stars grows up as bold clouds in free sky, Heart becomes quite labelled as shy. Little dough become the demanding dish of bakery, Small pointer finger takes place of loud mockery. "Body shaming who are you to blame?" "Lets us live within our own body and name." Some wounds still stings, Shameful name is so unwanted to claim Colorful childhood fades into painful memories by every mocking nickname.
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Mar 16
Mar 16, 2026 at 9:10 AM UTC
Classroom Scene 002 -Pumpkin
am i worth your while? can i be your one and only focus will you be the daddy i've needed since i was a child why should i ask you to be what you should want to be? am i too old for attention? am i too big for affection? is maturity affliction? is my reality twisted by my retention? when you see me i become a different person am i not silent or feeble enough? is my exterior too rough, or my interior too tough? what makes me separate from who i was before i don't recall changing in those seconds. you said i was sweet before more cute and interesting than any other i'm smart, just as long as i don't stop being normal and if i look the part, you'll love me evermore? i can't shrink myself down to quaint size i can't make my voice an octave higher if that can't changed to a might or if it did, you may offer a maybe i'd drop everything in a second for a chance to be your baby.
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Jan 24, 2025
Jan 24, 2025 at 5:25 AM UTC
baby, or - to costume as something you should be
My body was art --- not to your taste, you covered me in criticism. Your words molding me like clay until the mirror reflected a shell. The child inside, forever lost.
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May 10, 2022
May 10, 2022 at 11:44 PM UTC
Despised Art
A man I once loved told me he wished I “cared more about my body” But I do care I care for every lump and curve as much as I hate them As much as he hated them I remember yearning for puberty A thing to make me tall And thin A biological fix for my PROBLEMATIC BODY Does he know the history? The gain and loss The bullies The pushed-into-puddles The nightmares I despise the power of his lips A lover disfigured That’s the vibe His words birthing a mantra of shame And I’ll never outrun this skin Thirty years later And he’s pushing me into a lake No principal to save me this time No dry clothes He left me years ago Found a much thinner replacement for my side of the bed It’s for the best I tell myself as I drunkenly throw rocks at his window “Don’t think Just eat” Is this just a game I play? Three glasses of whiskey and a Postmate Won’t chase the horror away Momentary pleasure (add guacamole) Is that enough? Will I ever be enough? No I am too much Too much skin Too much softness Too many folds Too much of me is filling up space That’s what they tell me I see the reflection and I hate all of this excess ME “I wish you cared more about your body” What is the remedy? A perfect diet A perfect exercise regimen Pills Sweat Porcelain Think before you speak on a body, sir Because your words alone Have the power to ignite a hell Of The Utmost Destruction His venom is still pulsing through me And I’m burning up I want to escape Crawl out from the water Become pure wind But how do I love me? How do I allow myself to occupy space? To stop hiding from every mirror, every glance at the ocean of my belly? I don’t know I’m not there yet I am on an opposite shore consumed by self-hatred Longing to set sail for somewhere Somewhere I can cherish the secrets that these sacred ripples of flesh hide Where my waistline is a treasure map of my wisdom A place where his words have no power Where I collapse into the sunset and set myself... F R E E
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Feb 15, 2021
Feb 15, 2021 at 11:46 AM UTC
I Care About My Body
A man I once loved told me he wished I “cared more about my body” But I do care I care for every lump and curve as much as I hate them As much as he hated them I remember yearning for puberty A thing to make me tall And thin A biological fix for my PROBLEMATIC BODY Does he know the history? The gain and loss The bullies The pushed-into-puddles The nightmares I despise the power of his lips A lover disfigured That’s the vibe His words birthing a mantra of shame And I’ll never outrun this skin Thirty years later And he’s pushing me into a lake No principal to save me this time No dry clothes He left me years ago Found a much thinner replacement for my side of the bed It’s for the best I tell myself as I drunkenly throw rocks at his window “Don’t think Just eat” Is this just a game I play? Three glasses of whiskey and a Postmate Won’t chase the horror away Momentary pleasure (add guacamole) Is that enough? Will I ever be enough? No I am too much Too much skin Too much softness Too many folds Too much of me is filling up space That’s what they tell me I see the reflection and I hate all of this excess ME “I wish you cared more about your body” What is the remedy? A perfect diet A perfect exercise regimen Pills Sweat Porcelain Think before you speak on a body, sir Because your words alone Have the power to ignite a hell Of The Utmost Destruction His venom is still pulsing through me And I’m burning up I want to escape Crawl out from the water Become pure wind But how do I love me? How do I allow myself to occupy space? To stop hiding from every mirror, every glance at the ocean of my belly? I don’t know I’m not there yet I am on an opposite shore consumed by self-hatred Longing to set sail for somewhere Somewhere I can cherish the secrets that these sacred ripples of flesh hide Where my waistline is a treasure map of my wisdom A place where his words have no power Where I collapse into the sunset and set myself... F R E E
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#shameless They ruined my honour under their feet, They hunted a girl passing through that street Empty roads remind me the day I was all alone on that rainy day . Walking through the wet road I got the signature of "shameless" on my notebook. When I found a foetus inside me I was a hot topic in the society I find myself all alone on the road full of people There sharp eyes sees my body figure. I wish I had died in the hospital. Now I am dead writing this with a great regret It was not a suicide I was murdered by the society not once,not twice,not thrice, a little in every bite I just found a way I could free myself So, I killed the foetus Now at least the so call society would say a girl choose to die because she was ***** I know this society would not drop a tear on the name of me but the one gave me birth must be searching for me!❤❤
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Jul 22, 2020
Jul 22, 2020 at 3:12 AM UTC
A MISTAKE?
My friend puking out her Christmas dinner like a little girl trying to scrub off that uncle’s touch who tells her she is his favorite kid. For her dad fat shames her every day. My friend’s parents sending her to therapy because they don’t get how she can like a boy as well as a girl. Or rather don’t try to, because calling it phase is so much easier than explaining to the neighbors how that is who their daughter is. They are oblivious to what it is like to live in a home where you are treated like a victim of your existence. My friend needs help, a little attention and someone to talk to. His family is ashamed, how they could have done better for him, how they’re responsible for the things inside his head and I still don’t know what depression does to him, his family doesn’t like to talk about it. They’d rather consider him possessed because anything is better than people knowing that he needs therapy and love and care. “Their son can’t be suffering from mental illness, they’re a happy family.” My friend tells me she’s turning into her mother, and her mother let me tell you, she’s fabulous and fierce for she has been through things harsher than a lover who never says,'I love you’ but wants you to be their ***** little secret and you love them a little too much to deny. My friend, she had an anxiety attack last night for she can’t go out with her guy friends, neither talk to a classmate for too long because her boyfriend might start slut-shaming her. I disapprove and tell her she is not turning into her mother but when I sit in their living room, and aunty brings me snacks while talking to me about life within these faint green walls of the house and what did I eat for breakfast. I ask her to go out sometimes because there are so many things out there that she’d be experiencing and creating, friendship, weather, languages, people, art, emotions. And smell some sunlight in the lush greens fields. She says she’s not allowed to, like a kid calling its mother, "Ma". Her husband loves his *** And her helplessly hazardous heart, too drained to take ‘harlot’ for a word from an alcohol-soaked throat. The same walls that once adored their wedding photographs now question their love. My friend’s girlfriend telling him she loves him but they can’t be together because she’s doesn’t want to be seen with him in the streets. But she seeks his warmth in the winter and leaves right before spring. He loses a little bit of himself every time she does that. He blames himself for what love does to him. The woman who wears a heavy heart to the bed, finds it difficult to put herself to sleep, holds her dog for a little too long. Whose husband refuses to try therapy. For I can't margin in metaphors, the agony within the wives who haven't been touched for years. And the woman who feels a little less human after every night her husband forces himself on her. Because she's, his wife. His. Possession not prized but objectified. The wife whose husband refuses to wear a ****** she gulps down pain every morning with the pills. Families of these women, who were taught to think that is how the society functions and who are unwilling to unlearn. My friend’s brother asking her to stop wearing that short skirt around guests. There's a hole in her heart every time she remembers the traces his hands left on that infertile body of the kid that looked just like her. He pretends like it never happened.
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May 31, 2020
May 31, 2020 at 10:07 PM UTC
Here are the things I would like for, to change
My friend puking out her Christmas dinner like a little girl trying to scrub off that uncle’s touch who tells her she is his favorite kid. For her dad fat shames her every day. My friend’s parents sending her to therapy because they don’t get how she can like a boy as well as a girl. Or rather don’t try to, because calling it phase is so much easier than explaining to the neighbors how that is who their daughter is. They are oblivious to what it is like to live in a home where you are treated like a victim of your existence. My friend needs help, a little attention and someone to talk to. His family is ashamed, how they could have done better for him, how they’re responsible for the things inside his head and I still don’t know what depression does to him, his family doesn’t like to talk about it. They’d rather consider him possessed because anything is better than people knowing that he needs therapy and love and care. “Their son can’t be suffering from mental illness, they’re a happy family.” My friend tells me she’s turning into her mother, and her mother let me tell you, she’s fabulous and fierce for she has been through things harsher than a lover who never says,'I love you’ but wants you to be their ***** little secret and you love them a little too much to deny. My friend, she had an anxiety attack last night for she can’t go out with her guy friends, neither talk to a classmate for too long because her boyfriend might start slut-shaming her. I disapprove and tell her she is not turning into her mother but when I sit in their living room, and aunty brings me snacks while talking to me about life within these faint green walls of the house and what did I eat for breakfast. I ask her to go out sometimes because there are so many things out there that she’d be experiencing and creating, friendship, weather, languages, people, art, emotions. And smell some sunlight in the lush greens fields. She says she’s not allowed to, like a kid calling its mother, "Ma". Her husband loves his *** And her helplessly hazardous heart, too drained to take ‘harlot’ for a word from an alcohol-soaked throat. The same walls that once adored their wedding photographs now question their love. My friend’s girlfriend telling him she loves him but they can’t be together because she’s doesn’t want to be seen with him in the streets. But she seeks his warmth in the winter and leaves right before spring. He loses a little bit of himself every time she does that. He blames himself for what love does to him. The woman who wears a heavy heart to the bed, finds it difficult to put herself to sleep, holds her dog for a little too long. Whose husband refuses to try therapy. For I can't margin in metaphors, the agony within the wives who haven't been touched for years. And the woman who feels a little less human after every night her husband forces himself on her. Because she's, his wife. His. Possession not prized but objectified. The wife whose husband refuses to wear a ****** she gulps down pain every morning with the pills. Families of these women, who were taught to think that is how the society functions and who are unwilling to unlearn. My friend’s brother asking her to stop wearing that short skirt around guests. There's a hole in her heart every time she remembers the traces his hands left on that infertile body of the kid that looked just like her. He pretends like it never happened.
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Overlook the fragile hourglass figure Beyond corsets and pseudo-beauty rules, Endorse thy curves and stretch marks strewn, The dusky skin and frizzy curls, Braille like pimples on the face Discoloration, bumps and pores; This Body shaming, I shall pass. Writhing in pain and humiliation, Drenching in rage and insecurity While I lie, Society curses me Defining and redefining my chastity; 'T was the crop top, the alcohol and the sly behavior. You set the monster free and blame the **** This Victim shaming, I shall pass. Beige and ebony; They call me names blatantly Betwixt skin color and bleached smiles. Laugh and scoff all you want. Harass the Black, detain them, Prejudiced minds rule your dystopian world. This Black shaming, I shall pass. Without creating a labyrinth of stigma, And seeking refugee in collective blame, Let's construct our utopian world Acknowledging all freaks and flaws This Shaming, we shall pass.
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Apr 10, 2020
Apr 10, 2020 at 8:05 AM UTC
This shaming, I shall pass
When she looked in the mirror all she saw were words like ugly, not good enough, fat. I silently cursed them for labelling her things like that. Because of them she didn't think she could be loved. Because of them she cried for hours until no more tears could come. She didn't see how beautiful she was. The most incredible despite the flaws. She didn't realise she needn't change. For I had fallen for her anyway. I knew I loved her more than she ever loved herself. She despised herself actually, thinking she was worthless. How would I ever show her I loved her more than this whole world? They made sure she hated herself so much that she wouldn't even believe my words. But more than showing her I loved her more than anyone else. I wish I could show her how to love her own self.
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Jul 10, 2019
Jul 10, 2019 at 2:42 AM UTC
i wish.
They say be skinny but not too skinny. They say be girly and lady like, for that is pretty. They say be curvy but only in the right places. They say always have a smile on your faces. Who made such rules? Who were these people so cruel? Why can't I just be me? Slowly in my head the truth starts to creep. They too were never accepted for who they were. They too were shamed for every freckle, every curve. It is not their fault entirely, now I see. They just don't want us to face the hate they had to feel. In the process of getting the world to like us though, we started hating our own bodies. Taught to be somebody's instead of somebodies. Is it alright that they won't let us be ourselves? Shouldn't they know better since they've been through it themselves? The world before them changed them, got into their head. But we must not give in, or the real us will be dead.
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Jun 28, 2019
Jun 28, 2019 at 4:00 AM UTC
must not give in.
The advertisement remarked, "Fair and lovely skin." "Why not my colored skin?" wondered the 7-yr-old oblivious to the misogyny of dark shades in the society.
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Nov 27, 2018
Nov 27, 2018 at 3:06 AM UTC
Colors and countryside.
sometimes i dont eat the longest i've gone is three weeks i lay in bed ,my stomach in knots cant stand up too quickly dont wanna see spots my body failed me again bile came, hunger left i cant quite remember when water is my only friend it soothes the hurt acid reflux temporarily ends water runs down my throat when i move, it sloshes in my belly sound like waves against a boat   heartburn comes at night my body and brain are at war im kept awake while they fight headaches come back it hurts to open my eyes i know its from the calories i lack when i can handle a taste other then bile i eat and eat , i'm called a pork chop i know its a joke so i hide the pain with a smile if only they knew how i hate my body and the pants sizes i blew but its something i keep to myself no need to bother someone else its not like am a fragile doll on a shelf ....or am I ?
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Oct 15, 2018
Oct 15, 2018 at 1:41 PM UTC
Eat
i would love to be skinny, pretty with a little bit of fierceness but why do i look as if i wasn’t good enough never the brainy nor the beauty i was always a second choice, chance, or even a lead in my life i never became my own because people kept being too good they kept stepping on what i do and they do better i was an average asian looking a little bit rosy tan with a hint of korean spice by my eyes who was envied by others but good-looking eyes didn’t stand out because makeup kept shattering the concept of natural beauty we were all being fake to the society full of hidden truths they showcased thin-ass bodies abused by strict diets and pressure full of greed.
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Aug 29, 2018
Aug 29, 2018 at 5:41 AM UTC
i was a little bit outshined
your curves are **** beautiful your legs that show tiger marks your thighs that were created by streaks of waves the arms and calves build with love they are criticized judged by the eye of everyone hello? is this fat? *** that’s gross they say avoiding contact with the realistic things words do cut deeper than knives and the thoughts were too cruel running in my veins me being fed so i changed ate a little starved myself commitment to such self abuse being embarrassed of how the curves of my body shapes me why oh why? who are you now now i’ve got bruises forming everywhere on my body scarring my pale tan skin or should i describe it as ash gray dead? never would’ve thought that every words that build up in my mind became so life threatening how they slay my emotions and torture me with pressure sorry dear self for making you suffer trying to fit in the wrong crowd taking all these diets and pills to make myself gorgeous but in the end the smile begun to fade dark circles started to show up and my perfect days were daunted by the sickness of me, anorexia.
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 10:28 AM UTC
sticks and bones
Who are you to tell me to wear a Salwar kameez or a turtle neck Who are you to say that my body lacks flesh Who are you to make my body a symbol of *** appeal Wait!! you are no one But someone who Doesn't embrace one's body Because For me My body is not a piece of meat My body is not up for a bid Moreover You are no one To tell me To veil my ***** with blotter And my hips with a rucksack You better Keep your ravenous eyes away That try to strip me with its gaze But say whatever you want to say Because now i don't bother about your ******* comments anyway.
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 12:52 PM UTC
My body
I feel ugly. Like, the dark spots on a full moon. The burning skin under the crisp sun. The harsh stain of vibrant colours on a canvas. The violent shade of the monsoon cloud. The rustic smell of an old key. The sad wrinkles on a tree trunk. The tired stretch marks on a shabby body. Or, the birth of a life. I feel less. I feel pigmented. I feel lost. I feel strange. This is my beauty to taste. To embrace.
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Jun 27, 2018
Jun 27, 2018 at 8:00 AM UTC
And then beauty intervened.
I binge eat on all possible junk food, It inexplicably elevates my mood, Now trapped by people ceaselessly commenting on my increasing weight, Does anyone else feel like they are putting food in a body they now absolutely hate? I can’t stop.
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May 30, 2018
May 30, 2018 at 2:47 PM UTC
OVERWEIGHT
Is it sugar* Or is it death* dirt* or nothing. I think about it looking into my tea cup. Just an idea in my head. My over thinking, over analyzing mind* I think I am fat. I hate being fat. Then I see an amazing fat girl looking good in her jeans. Her overthrow looks amazing and I want that* I want to be fat. I could be small. I tell my self. I should eat way less and get skinny. Fit in very tight jeans and have big hair. The skinny girl yesterday looked amazing. But would I* What if I cannot look good skinny. I'd loose my **** and look weird. What if I am those people who can never get small* I love food and good places. Most of the times fat girls look awesome dressed up. I am not skinny or fat. I have never understood my body. Sometimes I feel smart sometimes I doubt everything* So, is it sugar? Is it dirt? maybe I will never know*
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Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 3:42 AM UTC
***Doubtful***
Her only vice was that of ****** promiscuity You couldn’t blame her—the girl had daddy issues, Body issues, the blood red American  bit her lip, and hit a rip, then 
flicked the tip 
Don’t blame her she blamed herself enough, she Popped, snapped, snorted, puffed, ****** squirted A sweet escape hypodermically inserted Straight to the               heart of Texas  She had her lo               ng list of exes Vices collect                   their dues.
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Aug 21, 2017
Aug 21, 2017 at 12:14 PM UTC
Only Vice
Why don’t you love your body, girl? Did someone stupid make you feel insecure? Everyone is trying to tell you how you should behave and how you should look but ***** them, do what YOU want you didn’t come here to please anybody so go ahead and love your body Skinny, fat, curvy or thin what really matters is what’s under your skin I know you think there might be something wrong I’m here to remind you that you’re strong so if someone comes around saying that you’re ugly and fat don’t even think about it, that’s stupid chit-chat skinny doesn’t mean healthy and fat unhealthy have fun, live and eat what makes yourself happy ‘cause every body is beautiful any other comment is not going to be useful.
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Apr 26, 2017
Apr 26, 2017 at 7:46 PM UTC
Every body is beautiful
Dear Ignorance, You're everywhere; suffocating the minds of people I see and encounter every day. Especially today in my calculus class. But this kind of ignorance hit me hard on a more personal level. Three girls talking before class. The normal, boring stuff. I wasn't particularly listening but the next thing they said I wish never came out of their mouths. "I could never be anorexic, I just love food too much." Her friends giggle and agree quietly but they don't know how hard those words hit me. I know they didn't mean it to be insulting but that's exactly how I took it and for the next 60 minutes of class I replayed that sentence in my head about 100 times. To think that people could be that ignorant about eating disorders. As if it is the people who hate food that decide it is a good idea to starve themselves. I decided to write this letter because I want to change the way people view eating disorders. Because, if I could go back and talk to those girls I would. Not to yell at them but to educate them. To have them understand why saying something that ignorant can be hurtful to the people around them. But, I can't go back and that's why I am writing to you, whoever you may be. I don't know you or your view on eating disorders but I'd like to educate you a little from my personal experience. I love food. I always have. Growing up I never had to worry about my weight because I had sports. But, as sports began to slowly stop as I grew up, so did the food I ate. Now I could blame it on society's view on what beautiful is or the death of someone close in my family or even the boy who broke my heart in high school that made me decide to stop eating. Of course those were factors in my eating disorder but in reality it was my own decision. I started to gain weight fast and with that, my self confidence lowered. And as my self confidence lowered, well, so did my calorie intake. When someone is dealing with an eating disorder that person is having DAILY arguments with their mind because they LOVE food. They WANT food. They CRAVE it. So what stops them? Their mind You: "One more granola bar won't make me too fat right?" Mind: "Are you kidding? One more granola bar and you'll pop out of your size two jeans. You don't want to go up ANOTHER size, do you? Little does the mind know your body only consumed about 80 calories that day to begin with and you're lightheaded; so lightheaded you're afraid you'll pass out. It was a long struggle but now, five years later, I can honestly say that I am beautiful. I can say that food does not define me. My weight does not define my beauty. I can love food and still be healthy. I can love food and still love my body. I'll admit it's hard at some points. Sometimes I feel weak. Sometimes I look in the mirror and am not entirely happy with what I see but I have friends and family who love me and remind me daily how strong I am and how loved I am. So, to the three girls in my calc class. Don't think that being anorexic is simply "not enjoying food." It's much more than that; much different than that; much more complicated than that. Everyone experiences eating disorders differently. So next time before assuming things about topics you don't know a single thing about, stay quiet and educate yourselves. Sincerely, A girl who loves food more than anything.
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Dec 7, 2016
Dec 7, 2016 at 3:22 PM UTC
A Letter to Ignorance
Dear Ignorance, You're everywhere; suffocating the minds of people I see and encounter every day. Especially today in my calculus class. But this kind of ignorance hit me hard on a more personal level. Three girls talking before class. The normal, boring stuff. I wasn't particularly listening but the next thing they said I wish never came out of their mouths. "I could never be anorexic, I just love food too much." Her friends giggle and agree quietly but they don't know how hard those words hit me. I know they didn't mean it to be insulting but that's exactly how I took it and for the next 60 minutes of class I replayed that sentence in my head about 100 times. To think that people could be that ignorant about eating disorders. As if it is the people who hate food that decide it is a good idea to starve themselves. I decided to write this letter because I want to change the way people view eating disorders. Because, if I could go back and talk to those girls I would. Not to yell at them but to educate them. To have them understand why saying something that ignorant can be hurtful to the people around them. But, I can't go back and that's why I am writing to you, whoever you may be. I don't know you or your view on eating disorders but I'd like to educate you a little from my personal experience. I love food. I always have. Growing up I never had to worry about my weight because I had sports. But, as sports began to slowly stop as I grew up, so did the food I ate. Now I could blame it on society's view on what beautiful is or the death of someone close in my family or even the boy who broke my heart in high school that made me decide to stop eating. Of course those were factors in my eating disorder but in reality it was my own decision. I started to gain weight fast and with that, my self confidence lowered. And as my self confidence lowered, well, so did my calorie intake. When someone is dealing with an eating disorder that person is having DAILY arguments with their mind because they LOVE food. They WANT food. They CRAVE it. So what stops them? Their mind You: "One more granola bar won't make me too fat right?" Mind: "Are you kidding? One more granola bar and you'll pop out of your size two jeans. You don't want to go up ANOTHER size, do you? Little does the mind know your body only consumed about 80 calories that day to begin with and you're lightheaded; so lightheaded you're afraid you'll pass out. It was a long struggle but now, five years later, I can honestly say that I am beautiful. I can say that food does not define me. My weight does not define my beauty. I can love food and still be healthy. I can love food and still love my body. I'll admit it's hard at some points. Sometimes I feel weak. Sometimes I look in the mirror and am not entirely happy with what I see but I have friends and family who love me and remind me daily how strong I am and how loved I am. So, to the three girls in my calc class. Don't think that being anorexic is simply "not enjoying food." It's much more than that; much different than that; much more complicated than that. Everyone experiences eating disorders differently. So next time before assuming things about topics you don't know a single thing about, stay quiet and educate yourselves. Sincerely, A girl who loves food more than anything.
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She is not just a pretty face, she has problems - troubles which no one cares to listen, for at the end of the day everyone wants to get in her pants , and use her shell without knowing what's really inside her , she told me once how lonely she feels sometimes even when there are a thousand people saying she's beautiful . Everyone thinks that a pretty body is a blessing but is it ? at least people with scared faces gets genuine people whom they can count on , whom they can feel less lonely with ! Learn to see her for what she really is , Her ******* and curves can be deceiving , for she is really hard to not look at , but her heart is a place looking for someone to claim it as it's home .
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Nov 7, 2016
Nov 7, 2016 at 1:49 AM UTC
She is not just a pretty face
Some people say I'm wide on the hips and my face is thick, but I think I'm healthy and magnificent . Some people say that the girl is chunky and bulky, but she believes that she's pretty and very funny. Some people say that this boy gained more weight and needs to be back in shape, but this boy doesn't care what they say because he likes being this way. Some people today, hates the word 'fat,' but here's a fact. If you think you're fat then replace the 'F' to a 'PH.' Your not fat, unless you mean that. Therefore believe in yourself by knowing you're Phat.
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Jun 25, 2016
Jun 25, 2016 at 2:48 PM UTC
Phat
All you see, Is what you fail to see.
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Jan 31, 2016
Jan 31, 2016 at 4:04 PM UTC
Fat
Let me apologize, to begin with because of my body type. I will NEVER be good enough for anyone to date due to current 'hype.' You know, the battle of 'bones' vs curves? Just let me inflate myself to the right number so I can properly serve As the perfect specimen for your delicate eyes. Obviously no one is good enough unless they've got decent thighs. But just wait a god **** minute, because here I am again: So let me apologize, to begin with, if I offend You or your friends who think they're too good To date someone larger, with some extra love under the hood. How many times have I heard you exclaim in disgust Of how large she is and how you'd drown in her bust If you even got near her? I saw you shaking in fear. From your head to your toes, you were trembling dear. See I'm told to eat more and maybe, just maybe, At the end of the night I'll be the one you call baby. But if I was larger, and let's tell the truth, You'd be so disgusted by my 'sweet tooth.' I could eat an elephant and never gain a pound, She could eat a salad and the crunch is the only sound You hear a mile away and yet you would assume That burgers and French fries is all that she consumed. Do you ever stop to think, ladies and gents? The true beauty of someone isn't based on the number on their pants. So, let me apologize, to begin with, If I bruise your massive ego, But the way to tell if she's the perfect woman is not by your libido.
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 12:25 AM UTC
To Begin With