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- June 10, 2008
I am overweight, and I hate the Stares

Our story comes from an anonymous person who is dealing with his/her weight issues. Is he/she really responsible for her weight? Or is it because she was born with ‘obesity’ genes that make her eat so much? Please aid us in helping this individual feel better.
I know that I am overweight. I can see it when I wake up in the morning and look at myself. I know that I have to buy plus size and that I have a problem with eating. But it is not my fault. It isn’t my fault because I was born this way. I was born with a higher desire to eat than others around me. I sometimes want to ask a higher authority.. why am I this way? Why was I born this way? What did I do to be born this way? Why am I so unfortunate to be born this way? These are the questions that I ask myself everyday. Have I found the answer yet to my questions? no. Yes I have tried working out and it has not gotten me anywhere.. I get tired very easily and my body aches like crazy the next morning. When I workout it seems that I have the urge to eat more and more which makes me gain weight, so working out is out of the agenda. I am so sick and tired of suffering from this disease.. I am tired of looking at myself in the mirror hoping that one day I would actually not fill up the whole diameter of the mirror. I am so tired of societies necessity to be skinny and thin. I am sick of it because I know that I will never be described “skinny and thin.” I have tried countless weight loss products, herbal techniques, and diets however have not found one to make me look slimmer. I am stuck looking this way for the rest of my life. Writing this made me even feel worse about myself.







2 Responses to “I am overweight, and I hate the Stares”
Listen to me. Go workout or you will become part of the statistics of death due to heart attack, how much more motivating can I get?
By Bobo on Jun 11, 2008
Working out and diet moderation is key. You can’t do just one or the other to get dramatic results.
Life ain’t that easy fatty.
Did you know that your brain impulses your body to feel pain when you work out esp. when your not used to exercising that much? Thats probably what you feel when you attempt to work out.
*Trumpet sounds* -there is light at the end of the tunnel. You can control your brain… take baby steps…if you don’t feel like moving around a whole lot, just walk…then speed walk…then start light jogging….etc etc. This might take u a while, but you have to keep with it. Fight the pain. Do this for yourself, you can change your life around.
“Just do it” - Nike
By Pouchy on Jun 12, 2008