it’s understandable if you actually know anorexic and bulimic girls and women; it’s kind of hard to meet anyone down here who DOESN’T enjoy food. so when you put it in perspective like that, i can totally see where you’re coming from. i just wanted to make sure there was a skinny voice of reason out there. btw, my friend jordan glanced at this blog and she’s actually taken the leap to start wearing leggings and dresses. so you’re definitely encouraging women to love their bodies!alright, alright: it’s great that you love your body and all but bashing someone else’s body is a bit much. if she thinks she’s cute, then she thinks she’s cute. sometime’s it’s equally hard for thin girls to build up enough self esteem to wear girly things; i didn’t start wearing dresses until this year because i always thought my legs were too skinny. i love your blog and all, but sometimes you just sound a bit too bitter and/or confrontational. thin girls have feelings too.You bitch! I want your skinny legs! I’m sorry. That’s a very nice pair of legs you have there.
(via sasha nikitin)Really you want her legs?? They are really small, and don’t look healthy at all. I guess thats just my opinion…
The thing is that how do you know this girl is healthy? There really aren’t that many healthy super thin girls. You are one of these blessed ones. I am not trying to be mean at all, but I suppose I have had one too many friends who are anorexic and/or bulimic, and it makes me a bit weary. I just like to keep people happy the way they are, and the girl who said “You bitch! I want your skinny legs! I’m sorry. That’s a very nice pair of legs you have there.” I wish she would be happy in her own skin… However, she could just be joking, I do that all the time. I am sorry if I hurt your feelings.
Thank you very very much for understanding!! I have to watch the way I word things. But your gorgeous girl, and I am glad you are happy the way you are. :)
