Your most humiliating "fat" experience.
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A patient was discussing with my boss how its very hard to find clothes to fit in Asia. Then, the old lady patient, thinking I was out of earshot, comment that I would be hopeless trying to shop in Asia.....but my boss defended me, telling the patient that she can't say stuff like that, and that I am a wonderful worker. Awww....my boss is the best!
Hard to find clothes to fit in Asia? Really? I'm guessing that patient never heard of tailors - One of the best things we did in Asia was visit the South Bund Fabric Market and get custom jackets and pants made. Decent price (if you negotiate) and decent quality. I couldn't have bought anything that fit that well off the rack in North America.
Of course, now I need to get my awesome cashmere full length jacket altered closer to winter... Small price to pay.0 -
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All I can think is, you married this man why?
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That's mine too! I was at church though and friend ask me if I was pg!!!!! I said no...she felt bad but ya know...I wasn't mad or upset. I thought she is right. I do look pg.. I carry all my weight in my gut...yuck...trying to get it smaller than every other part of my body.0
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Are you sure it was weight related? Did you clarify this with him?
Perhaps he thought it was too sexy (or revealing) to be worn in public?
You might have gone without wearing a swimming suit all this time for no reason at all.We all surely have some experience related to out weight that lingers in our minds. I wouldn't say I was even fat when this happened. I am 5'3", at the time I weighed 145 pounds. I was in the process of losing weight I gained from quitting smoking. Anyhoo, we were talking about going to the beach. My now husband, then boyfriend, made the remark that I should get a bigger swim suit. I was wondering what was wrong with the one I had. I asked him what he meant and why he said that. He would never really clarify. Finally he just yelled at me that I look disgusting in my swim suit. Needless to say, I haven't put on a swim suit since. I actually bought one last year, but I could never bring myself to wear the thing.
When you look back on these things do they motivate you? Do you feel a sense of hopelessness that drives you to failure over and over?0 -
When I was in high school a guy was getting loud with me about something and called me "Fat Arms" really loud in the cafeteria. I laughed it off b/c that was the first time he or anyone said anything negative about my arms or about me period, but that comment stuck with me. And now it's my mission to have nice defined arms and back!0
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This is probably way too much information, and may offend some people, so I will present my most humiliating fat experience as delicately as possible.
Before I do, however, I will insert a disclaimer that this occurred toward the end of a long-term emotionally abusive relationship. I am no longer with the guy. I have no feelings of longing when thinking about him. I know I'm much better off. And I know that he was a complete *kitten* for some of the things that he did to me. The fact remains that there were good times and when you're actually in an emotionally abusive relationship, most of the time you don't realize it... or you justify it to yourself because 'at least I'm not alone' or 'who else would want me?' It's a tough situation, but anyone going through it needs to know that they aren't alone... and nobody deserves to be treated that way.
Anyway, humiliating story time:
A particular ex of mine would point out my fat at any chance he got. He would lean over and jiggle my belly fat whenever he thought I needed to laugh (I laugh when I'm uncomfortable or embarrassed...) Whenever we were intimate, I had to be wearing clothes... skirt, tights, shirt, bra, etc. If we were to take a shower together, I would be allowed to strip down to the tights, but no further. He absolutely did not want to see me naked and would actually blame his loss of... um... the mood... on the fact that he'd caught a glimpse of me naked. One time, I walked out into the livingroom and while he was... enjoying himself?... and as soon as he saw me he groaned, zipped back up and loudly declared that I had "ruined it" for him... just by walking in the room. When I'd cook dinner, he'd tell me what to make like this: "I want spaghetti and garlic bread. You can have an apple." When he was being affectionate, he would get the same voice you use when talking to a puppy and pinch my belly fat: "Who's my little fatty?" And when he decided to break up with me, he told me that he wasn't attracted to me and wanted someone skinny. I hadn't gained much weight during our relationship... maybe 20lbs... but he was hell bent on destroying my self-esteem. It worked.
Because of him, I've gotten shy. Very shy. I don't enjoy going into public more than I have to. I don't talk to guys. I don't allow pictures to be taken of me. My most humiliating fat experience lasted 4 years... but the repercussions of it have lasted so much longer.
This is why I'm here. To reclaim myself. This community has been wonderful about the support.0 -
freshman year of high school, getting measured for our marching band uniforms (lol.) waiting in line with some male friends who were all pretty skinny. they were talking about what they think their waist measurement was, and someone asked me mine. i said i didn't know, and a boy said "probably like 9000." i was only like 140 pounds at the time. like um hello are you kidding me??0
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This occurred almost 12 years ago, I was well past 300#s.
I went to my docs for a female exam, I was refused. I wasn't
told it was based on my weight but the nurse practioner
clearly in her 90# stature was disturbed at my size. That
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Well I was around 250lbs and heading to a Charger game with some family. My Brother came out with a Jr. Seau game jersey (actually worn by Jr. not store bought) and asked me if I thought it would fit me. My face must have hit the floor because he started back peddling QUICK. But the Idea that a jersey worn by a huge man over his pads wouldn't fit me basically crushed me.
Oh and another one. My oldest sister is 15 years older than me. She had recently dropped a lot of weight. She came up to give me hug and said, "hi my big little sister." Knowing my sister this is just her wanting a compliment but yea still rude.0 -
bump for later...0
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I had a serious back injury at work a few years ago. I was about 340 lbs. I went to an xray clinic and they told me I was too big for the xray table. It maxed out at 325. This is after waiting for an hr, and then getting undressed to have the xray done.
It was a long slow walk out of there0 -
All I can think is, you married this man why?
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There are to many to count but the one that sticks out happened 33 years ago. Seventh grade math and we had a sub. I was teased quite a bit during my school years because of my weight. This particular day one of the boys decided to play on my name a bit while we had a sub. My maiden name is Long. Jerry went up to the chalkboard and wrote "Christy W I D E". Of course the entire class erupted in laughter. Kids can be so mean but that has stuck with me and to this day still hurts.
I wonder what Jerry is up to these days....hmmmmmm....
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have been embarrassed humiliated numerous times but you went and married him AFTER he said that to you..um do I need to come and kick someones behind? lol Sorry but NO ONE is going to be like that to me ever again. Used to have my husband now my ex husband make comments and he is obese himself there is no need for that kind of comment if they can't be supportive then they are not needed in your life just saying0
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walking thru the mall and this guy with all of his friends said "DAAAAAMMMNNN that girl is thick!"
Don't feel bad about this one. It's a strange expression but he was actually trying to say he likes your body. Being 'thick' has nothing to do with your weight and everything to do with having all the right things in all the right places
. Crazy as it sounds, he was trying to compliment you. 0 -
walking thru the mall and this guy with all of his friends said "DAAAAAMMMNNN that girl is thick!"
Don't feel bad about this one. It's a strange expression but he was actually trying to say he likes your body. Being 'thick' has nothing to do with your weight and everything to do with having all the right things in all the right places . Crazy as it sounds, he was trying to compliment you.
In NZ it means you are a dummy:/0 -
There are to many to count but the one that sticks out happened 33 years ago. Seventh grade math and we had a sub. I was teased quite a bit during my school years because of my weight. This particular day one of the boys decided to play on my name a bit while we had a sub. My maiden name is Long. Jerry went up to the chalkboard and wrote "Christy W I D E". Of course the entire class erupted in laughter. Kids can be so mean but that has stuck with me and to this day still hurts.
I wonder what Jerry is up to these days....hmmmmmm....
Hopefully scraping chewing gum off the tables at McDonald's.0 -
^^^^Well when you reach your goals and look fantastic in a swimming suit you can kick his punk *kitten* to the curb.
This
Mine, I was just LOOKING at a new top in a shop and the sales lady says" no, thats too small for you. you need a WAY larger size than that."
I actually have found the insults extremely motivating.0 -
This is probably way too much information, and may offend some people, so I will present my most humiliating fat experience as delicately as possible.
Before I do, however, I will insert a disclaimer that this occurred toward the end of a long-term emotionally abusive relationship. I am no longer with the guy. I have no feelings of longing when thinking about him. I know I'm much better off. And I know that he was a complete *kitten* for some of the things that he did to me. The fact remains that there were good times and when you're actually in an emotionally abusive relationship, most of the time you don't realize it... or you justify it to yourself because 'at least I'm not alone' or 'who else would want me?' It's a tough situation, but anyone going through it needs to know that they aren't alone... and nobody deserves to be treated that way.
Anyway, humiliating story time:
A particular ex of mine would point out my fat at any chance he got. He would lean over and jiggle my belly fat whenever he thought I needed to laugh (I laugh when I'm uncomfortable or embarrassed...) Whenever we were intimate, I had to be wearing clothes... skirt, tights, shirt, bra, etc. If we were to take a shower together, I would be allowed to strip down to the tights, but no further. He absolutely did not want to see me naked and would actually blame his loss of... um... the mood... on the fact that he'd caught a glimpse of me naked. One time, I walked out into the livingroom and while he was... enjoying himself?... and as soon as he saw me he groaned, zipped back up and loudly declared that I had "ruined it" for him... just by walking in the room. When I'd cook dinner, he'd tell me what to make like this: "I want spaghetti and garlic bread. You can have an apple." When he was being affectionate, he would get the same voice you use when talking to a puppy and pinch my belly fat: "Who's my little fatty?" And when he decided to break up with me, he told me that he wasn't attracted to me and wanted someone skinny. I hadn't gained much weight during our relationship... maybe 20lbs... but he was hell bent on destroying my self-esteem. It worked.
Because of him, I've gotten shy. Very shy. I don't enjoy going into public more than I have to. I don't talk to guys. I don't allow pictures to be taken of me. My most humiliating fat experience lasted 4 years... but the repercussions of it have lasted so much longer.
This is why I'm here. To reclaim myself. This community has been wonderful about the support.
Awful, pleased to hear you're out of that now.0
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