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Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 6:09 pm
Scentless Aprentice What are some of your own experiences as a bigger girl? Do you feel pressured to lose weight, or have you and the people close to you accepted it? How has your size affected you fashion? Things of that nature.
I used to be much larger than I am now. I weighed over 150 pounds in the 5th grade. @-@ Now I'm steadily losing weight as a healthy vegetarian (in the last two years i've lost a total of a lil' more than 30 pounds!), although I need to exercise more than I do (thank god for DDR!). I always felt very pressured to lose weight. Especially since I couldn't make friends and my parents were always telling me how fat I am. I still have a lil' pudge here and there (those problem areas--ARGHH!!!). But as for how it's affected my style sense. I think it's made me love kinky and loli styles much more, although I try to wear as corset as often possible to keep myself feeling better about my looks, give myself that hourglass figure.
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2005 1:08 pm
Scentless Aprentice What are some of your own experiences as a bigger girl? Do you feel pressured to lose weight, or have you and the people close to you accepted it? How has your size affected you fashion? Things of that nature.
Hm... ever since I can remember my family has picked on me for being a "bigger girl". I have always felt pressured to lose weight... My oldest sister has always struggled, along with my mom. My dad isn't quite as heavy as my mom though. My other sister, she's always been the odd one. Skinny, petite, pretty blond hair. Strange how everyone else in my family is bigboned and has dark brown hair. (We call her the milkman's child xd )
But I remember from when I was little (and they still do it now stressed ), whenever we had guests over or we went over to someone's house, or I even had my friends over- my parents would tell me to watch what I eat... I hate it. I don't need to constantly be reminded. And yes, it has had a huge impact on how I behave and eat today. I'm a very insecure person I must admit. It's horrible, I want to hard to be the outgoing person I know I am, but I'm still so self concious.
I hope that helps some... sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2005 2:04 pm
When I was growing up I was very pudgy. I thought I was really fat; I didn't realize that I developed at a different rate then everyone else.
Then puberty hit about a year or two ago and WHAM. Skinniness.
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2005 11:36 pm
WitchyChick When I was growing up I was very pudgy. I thought I was really fat; I didn't realize that I developed at a different rate then everyone else.
Then puberty hit about a year or two ago and WHAM. Skinniness. Total opposite for me, i was always a really tiny person, in height and weight. when i was younger my dad would always give me a weight limit so when i hit puberty i was growing but it didn't register in my mind that it was growth spurts, to me it meant gaining weight. so i developed eating disorders, i won't get into details. but now i'm better, i was a normal weight for some time, then i got my stomach pumped, lost a lot of wieght. gained it all back and then some when i graduated, this was due to my sobriety. people say it's the freshman 15, but it was more like the freshman 50. i got bigger boobs though, so that was nice. My biggest problem though is that no matter what my weight is, i have a HUGE butt and now it has huge thighs with it. so no matter what i have to buy bigger sized pants so that they will fit up over my butt. so i got to SQEEZE into pants that are way big in the waste and belts don't help any. But all and all, i don't care what i look like or how big i am, it's who i am. people say i look "healthy" which is code for fat, but i did look too skinny before. i still wear what i want and don't care what people think. on the other side, i have always been attracted to bigger boys, boys with stomachs.
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Posted: Tue May 03, 2005 6:47 pm
EGL Goddess i have always been attracted to bigger boys, boys with stomachs. ninja Oh... Just... ignore that....
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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 10:00 am
Scentless Aprentice EGL Goddess i have always been attracted to bigger boys, boys with stomachs. ninja Oh... Just... ignore that.... i'm glad you liked some part of my rambling wink
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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 12:39 pm
EGL Goddess Scentless Aprentice EGL Goddess i have always been attracted to bigger boys, boys with stomachs. ninja Oh... Just... ignore that.... i'm glad you liked some part of my rambling wink Rambling is good. ::bites nail::
And I can't help out with anything cause I'm a stick. A super ticklish stick that all of my larger freinds despise cause I complain about seeing my bones... But they do look funny (My bones... not my friends. Though they look strange too).
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 8:38 pm
Im not a bigger girl but I would love to see some manga out there without those perfect people.....it's always sorta bothered me.
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 8:42 pm
Im not a bigger girl but I would love to see some manga out there without those perfect people.....it's always sorta bothered me.
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Posted: Thu Jun 23, 2005 7:06 pm
Scentless Aprentice I've been inspired to take up a stylus and create a comic/manga. *snip* So... I want to make a plus-sized high school girl, who also happens to carry a very sophisticated (lolita) style. Hm... I need a sensitive way to word this...
What are some of your own experiences as a bigger girl? Do you feel pressured to lose weight, or have you and the people close to you accepted it? How has your size affected you fashion? Things of that nature. I'm a fat loli, and OMG, yes, I have been pressured plenty to lose weight. There are these people who consider themselves to be "elite" lolita's, but when one has to term themself "elite", they aren't. They always feel this need to inform me that I'm "too fat" to wear this, or that, and they love to say, "Fat people can't be loli!" Which is RUDE! Rudeness is NOT a lolita quality. They also go on and on that people past a certain age aren't allowed to dress lolita, which also isn't true. Plenty of those pictured in the G&LB's are past their "prime" so to speak, but they just don't always look it, much like myself. My size hasn't really affected my fashion. I wear what I like whether others like it or not. I'm not ashamed of myself like other fat girls can be. There is no reason to be. A body is a body, and weight can neither make or break someones beauty. I've seen plenty of ugly girls who think they are hot simply because they are thin. Those closest too me are fine with my size. My mom isn't, but she isn't accepting of her own body. She's always down on herself. She's probably be able to lose a little weight if she wasn't always so depressed and using food to comfort herself. I suppose I can understand. It has to be hurtful to have complete strangers make snide comments that they think we don't hear in public, such as, "Isn't she too fat to be eating THAT?" (come ON people, we're fat, not deaf.) They also don't seem to understand that weight isn't just a food issue, but it's mainly an emotional issue. Rather than yelling at us that we are fat or anything, people need to find out WHY we are fat. Do we use food as a substitute for comfort/love? Do we eat when bored? Out of lonlieness? Etc? Are we inactive because we are lazy like they think, or is it because we are depressed? Sometimes I see those who are interpreted as being lazy being told "get motivated!", but it is hard to be motivated when it feels like everyone is attacking and judging you. I'm constantly trying to get my roomie motivated because she is miserable with her size, but she just cannot get motivated no matter how much I encourage her. I keep telling her that she's lovely, that she should love herself, and that she should take her health seriously. I tell her not to lose weight simply to please the idiots around her, but to lose it for the sake of her health. sad Still, too many other idiots come in with hurtful comments, and those are much heavier than any kind words. It's like one hurtful comment has ten times the power of one kind comment. cry
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Posted: Thu Jun 23, 2005 7:19 pm
EGL Goddess people say i look "healthy" which is code for fat Um... sweatdrop When I say a girl looks "healthy", it's my polite way of saying, "OMG SHE IS HOT!" without seeming like some sort of random bisexual pervert who will try to convert them to lesbianism or anything... It's also just a nice way of saying that you like a womanly shape rather than the thin, not so curvy shape. My ex-b/f would NEVER tell a skinny girl she doesn't look very feminine because that is RUDE RUDE RUDE. He just simply says he isn't into girls below a certain weight, unless of course they have an outstanding personality.
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Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 2:14 pm
Seraphynthetic Scentless Aprentice What are some of your own experiences as a bigger girl? Do you feel pressured to lose weight, or have you and the people close to you accepted it? How has your size affected you fashion? Things of that nature.
I used to be much larger than I am now. I weighed over 150 pounds in the 5th grade. @-@ Now I'm steadily losing weight as a healthy vegetarian (in the last two years i've lost a total of a lil' more than 30 pounds!), although I need to exercise more than I do (thank god for DDR!). I always felt very pressured to lose weight. Especially since I couldn't make friends and my parents were always telling me how fat I am. I still have a lil' pudge here and there (those problem areas--ARGHH!!!). But as for how it's affected my style sense. I think it's made me love kinky and loli styles much more, although I try to wear as corset as often possible to keep myself feeling better about my looks, give myself that hourglass figure. I weighed about that in Gr.5 I was tired of people saying I was a "fat tub of s**t" or "fatso" or "fat boy" etc. so I started to diet half way through the school year. I lost 15 pounds in a month and a half and went to the cottage and pigged out and exerised even more and maintained the same weight. Then once Gr.6 started, I lost another 5 pounds. But when I transfered mid way though Gr.6, I gained somewhere between 10-15 pounds and I grew stretch marks. But know, my stretch marks are gone, I grew to 5'10 and I hope to lose more weight
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