Confessions on Sidechat | ngl I don’t understand (and am grateful for this) for not feeling the constant need to be skinny skinny. As long as I’m taking care of my health and working out I love my curves and extra thickness. Such a waste of energy to worry otherwise

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ngl I don’t understand (and am grateful for this) for not feeling the constant need to be skinny skinny. As long as I’m taking care of my health and working out I love my curves and extra thickness. Such a waste of energy to worry otherwise

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Anonymous 2w

Literally this. We as a society need to get this thru our heads. It’s about being healthy first and foremost

Anonymous 2w

Took me a long time to come to this same conclusion. Now, I mainly prioritize general health and mobility over looks. I am happier and believe I feel better for it. Hope you feel the same 🙂

Anonymous 2w

Great way to be

Anonymous 2w

Skinny hasn’t been the best for me but I also have a fast metabolism and low will and finances to keep up with how much I burn off. Since starting uni I’ve dropped from 160 to 130 now. I feel I’m eating enough but then I’ll only be breaking even and eventually I’ll slip and lose some but then just break even at that weight

Anonymous 2w

As someone who is bigger and not the “pleasantly curvy” kind of big I hate my body and need workout routines ASAP

Anonymous 2w

nah bro the thickness is just obeseness😭😭😭

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Anonymous

#3 2w

If ur wanting to gain weight you can’t go off based off “I feel I’ve eaten enough” you have to track your calories, and make sure you have a decent protein source along with fruits/carbs every meal then get in your lovely side of icecream after dinner

Anonymous

#6 2w

I’m talking about healthy weight fat not over weight

Anonymous

#5 2w

that’s dif than they this. OP is healthy, you need to lose weight

Anonymous

#6 2w

What does this even mean? This dudes type is a skeleton

Anonymous

OP 2w

Like what then