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I can’t believe that so many girls think that they will be happy once they will reach their goal to be thin.
First of all, you don’t ever attain “thin”. There are always thinner girls. All you’ll get is maybe: “I can live with my body now.”
Then, why would you suddenly be happy? There are still problems around, hard times ahead. And a size 0 won’t be your shield against daily problems.
What do you think?
So, here it is: The less I weigh, the more problem zones I discover. How come? Why? I fear that my thighs will become larger when I train as much as I have planned… I am unhappy with my belly, though you can clearly feel and sometimes see abs. luxury problems, I know.
Today, I saw two girls with extreme body shapes in town: One of them was clearly anorexic, and I hurt me to see her and to know that she must be lying to everyone around her and be suffering inside. Cause the problem is not the food thing. It’s more and deeper. And then I saw a huge girl. She was so big that she couldn’t sit on the normal chairs on the bus, so she was leaning against them. I couldn’t help staring at her, wondering HOW on earth one can become so large. But I guess there were reasons.
Isn’t this absurd? We’re never content. Yet staring at others, making them distressed…crazy.
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First you are the curvy or slightly overweight girl who just wants to loose a bit of weight. You start looking at fitspo pictures, get inspired, hit the gym, get yourself running stuff and all those pretty gym clothes. But then, as you loose the weight, you realise that there are lots of girls who are thinner than you. Then you start counting calories, you know your BMI, your BMR, you set a GW and an UGW. Suddenly you start skipping one meal, and you discover all those pretty thinspo blogs. You fancy collar bones, thigh gaps and a fat stomach. You keep working on your body, it’s your project now. Thoughts about calories take up your mind. And before you realise, you visit pro-ana blogs, just like that, to get inspired…
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I am scared of buying pants. I finally have a nice thigh gap as I have lost 20lbs, but who knows? Will I remain at this weight? Or will I put on weight? Or loose some? Anyone knows what to do?
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willpower and exercises showing results :-)
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