I know everyone has insecurities about their bodies. I grew up a thick child until I hit puberty. I gained a bubble butt, hips and boobs by age 12. I was bullied for being “fat” or having a “Kim Kardashian” ass. I’ve always been jealous of slender girls. They’re slim legs, flat belly, and they can wear clothes that I can’t. I know I’m not that fat but I have big thighs, huge hips and have a belly that I can’t get ride of. I get mistaken for being pregnant. My arms are flabby as well. I’m hear these thin girls complaining about being thin and they wish they were thicker. One girl said, “Are you kidding me? I hate being skinny! I’m sick of it’ I have no shape, my legs are too thin, I get bullied and I KILL to have a body like yours! Your body is my dream body. Do you have any idea how many girls and women want your curvy body? Not every girl likes being thin.”
Even my best friend who is fit, toned and slim, she envies my body. She said, “I rather be a thick pear than a slim ruler.” I yelled at them, “You guys are so ungrateful!!! There’s girls like me that wish that have slim bodies!! You guys look so much better! You have flat/toned bellies and I have to work HARD to get it but I can’t get ride of stubborn belly fat! Finding pants and wearing leggings is tough for a curvy women with thick thighs! I get cat called for my big butt. I don’t wanna hear you guys complaining anymore!”
They yelled at me back saying they’re allowed to vent and not everyone likes being slim and beauty standards are unrealistic and I and other naturally curvy women should just embrace our curvy bodies and thin is overrated.
Women that whine or complain about having a toned or flat belly are very ungrateful and STUPID! I’m jealous of them! Even teen girls that have flat/toned bellies.
I’m 5’9, broad shouldered, with a fat pear shape, flabby belly (it won’t get toned), huge thighs that won’t slim down! I’m 212lbs.
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