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I live in NYC and take the subway. I rarely get a seat during rush hour, but today I had the perfect seat until an extremely obese woman sat next to me. She was so large that there was no way for me to sit in my seat without her whole body touching me. I could see she was making an effort to "hold herself in" and try to contain herself to her seat only, but it didn't make a difference because she was simply too large for just one seat. At that point I felt angry because I didn't want to sit there jammed against the wall for 30 minutes, but I also knew if I got up it was going to be so obvious why I moved and it would embarrass the woman. Realizing I only had a few seconds left to switch cars before the doors closed I jumped up and ran out of the train only to enter the SAME car a few doors down. When I reentered the train I knew everyone was looking at me and knew why I had moved and I knew the obese girl could probably see me and probably felt embarrassed. I felt annoyed that I was even put in the situation to "be the bad guy" but I also felt annoyed at the woman for sitting there practically on top of me. What would you have done?

Someone who is perfect for you physically, has a nice personality, you clash when it comes to some things and may argue, but they're nice people and you get along good mostly

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Their face isn't very good looking but it is okay, their body is healthy, their sweet and they have things in common with you so their personality matches yours really well, and you never argue

The first picture was me 4,5 years ago when I was anorexic (may not look like it). The second picture is me now, after recovering from anorexia and binge eating disorder. Before anorexia I looked pretty much the same as I do now. I had "the perfect body" then but I know I couldn't sustain that body type with good mental health.. so should I hope to get slim again or embrace my current body?