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SophiaGrace
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i mean I could say yes to this but, at the same time I wonder if it's really my looks that give me my sense of low self esteem...
It could come from another source.
It could come from another source.
Jeremi said:I have a pretty small body. I don't weigh that much, and I never gain any. Now I'm pretty comfortable with my body, especially since I started working out, but I would be lying if I said that always being the smallest guy around didn't affect my confidence. I'm not talking about full blown Napoleon-complex. Being small has its advantages and I like that. But I can't help feeling that women just want bigger guys
Besides that, I don't have much problems. Got a new haircut recently, and I like it. I've gotten lots of compliments, which is always nice. I have gray lines under my eyes from my video-gaming days. I don't know how visible they are to people, but I hate staring at them in the mirror
shells said:I look back at old pictures of myself (when my eating disorder was in full swing), and I get saddened by how much skinnier I was. People liked me more then, than they do now. Since I've deviated from my eating disorder, it seems like anything I eat makes me gain 5lbs. Working out isn't even making the scale go down.
I thought I was ready to let go after almost seven years of having it... I'm tempted to go back to it.
mr p said:I'm thinking destroying my skin in the sun somehow.
NarcolepticInsomniac said:I try to wear makeup, like concealor, eye liner, or eye shadow, but no one notices.
dreamer8 said:I'm very heavy,and I know with self control (which I'm already using,since I've lost 2 pounds in 2 days) I can change my outward appearance without use of drugs,surgery,or anything potentially detrimental.
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