You're beautiful
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i wont live in a lie, i was a fat *kitten*
Hell, I AM a fat *kitten* (b!tch, I guess LOL)...but, I'm working on it...
Then this thread is for you to make you feel better about yourself with some stupid story
No, it was intended to help give everyone a little positive boost. It didn't make me feel better about myself at all. BUT, you're a super sweet ray of sunshine :flowerforyou:0 -
My husband does not agree. Hence the dirty looks when he sees me getting dressed or undressed. It's difficult to rise above the rotten feelings that stem from that.
I feel you sweety. I don't just get the dirty looks. Mine frequently reminds me that I'm "disgusting" and "repulsive". Put another way to me last week "You know what your problem is? Your actually deluded enough to believe you're attractive."
I'm confused as to how these men are considered husband material? I understand that relationships are more complicated than that, but degrade me, disrespect me and belittle me like that^^ and see if there aren't divorce papers stapled to your balls when you wake up.
It is complicated unfortunately, or I would've left four years ago when this crap started. He wasn't always like this, no way would I have married him had I known he was capable of being so cruel.
I hope that you are able to find peace and happiness...either with him or without him. I think you are beautiful and he's a dumbass.0 -
i wont live in a lie, i was a fat *kitten*
Hell, I AM a fat *kitten* (b!tch, I guess LOL)...but, I'm working on it...
Then this thread is for you to make you feel better about yourself with some stupid story
No, it was intended to help give everyone a little positive boost. It didn't make me feel better about myself at all. BUT, you're a super sweet ray of sunshine :flowerforyou:
thx bby0 -
I love this post but at the same time it saddens me how little i think of myself, Ive had low self asteem issues since i was a child, when i was in my teen years at school i was always the ugly one out when it came to friends, i got bullied at school for my appearence and would frequently be the target off being asked to turn around by a boy because he liked what he saw from the back only to feel humiliated when he would laugh and shout 'shame about the face'.Because of it i was so quiet at school and could never talk to anyone i didnt no without feeling the panic rising in me.
My mum always called me odd one out and weird because i was very different in my interests compared to rest of the family and if we got into an argument she would always call me a 'skinny ugly *****'.
Even today at 23 i suffer from bad asteem and anxiety issues, when i go to drop i daughter off at school i panic if one of the other mums is looking at me like she is judging me on how imperfect i am as alot of them are super confident.
I have a fantastic partner who tells me how lovely i am everyday and disagree with him because i cant see the attraction. I no i over worry and half the time people i come across day to day dont care what i look like and i wish i loved myself more because i know i am beautiful and kind hearted on the inside maybe i should focus on that some more ?0 -
i wont live in a lie, i was a fat *kitten*
Hell, I AM a fat *kitten* (b!tch, I guess LOL)...but, I'm working on it...
Then this thread is for you to make you feel better about yourself with some stupid story
No, it was intended to help give everyone a little positive boost. It didn't make me feel better about myself at all. BUT, you're a super sweet ray of sunshine :flowerforyou:
thx bby
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I love this post but at the same time it saddens me how little i think of myself, Ive had low self asteem issues since i was a child, when i was in my teen years at school i was always the ugly one out when it came to friends, i got bullied at school for my appearence and would frequently be the target off being asked to turn around by a boy because he liked what he saw from the back only to feel humiliated when he would laugh and shout 'shame about the face'.Because of it i was so quiet at school and could never talk to anyone i didnt no without feeling the panic rising in me.
My mum always called me odd one out and weird because i was very different in my interests compared to rest of the family and if we got into an argument she would always call me a 'skinny ugly *****'.
Even today at 23 i suffer from bad asteem and anxiety issues, when i go to drop i daughter off at school i panic if one of the other mums is looking at me like she is judging me on how imperfect i am as alot of them are super confident.
I have a fantastic partner who tells me how lovely i am everyday and disagree with him because i cant see the attraction. I no i over worry and half the time people i come across day to day dont care what i look like and i wish i loved myself more because i know i am beautiful and kind hearted on the inside maybe i should focus on that some more ?
Definitely!
I think you are incredibly beautiful. I'm sorry you had to deal with that as a kid, but just remember that all of those things made you who you are today....be strong and KNOW you are beautiful!0 -
My husband does not agree. Hence the dirty looks when he sees me getting dressed or undressed. It's difficult to rise above the rotten feelings that stem from that.
I've read several of your posts in regards to your husband and his attitude toward you. It makes me sad and angry. But mostly sad.
I'm just gonna give you a flower. :flowerforyou:0 -
My husband does not agree. Hence the dirty looks when he sees me getting dressed or undressed. It's difficult to rise above the rotten feelings that stem from that.
I feel you sweety. I don't just get the dirty looks. Mine frequently reminds me that I'm "disgusting" and "repulsive". Put another way to me last week "You know what your problem is? Your actually deluded enough to believe you're attractive."
Ugh.... that's no way to treat a lady! That hurts just thinking about it. May we both emerge with smokin hot bodies that they wish they could get a piece of!0 -
My husband does not agree. Hence the dirty looks when he sees me getting dressed or undressed. It's difficult to rise above the rotten feelings that stem from that.
I've read several of your posts in regards to your husband and his attitude toward you. It makes me sad and angry. But mostly sad.
I'm just gonna give you a flower. :flowerforyou:
I have been trying very hard to remember that I can't control anything about others, only things about myself. Therefore, changing the way you see the situation and working toward positivity is definitely a great idea!! You never know, maybe it will cause him to reassess his actions, as well!0 -
My husband does not agree. Hence the dirty looks when he sees me getting dressed or undressed. It's difficult to rise above the rotten feelings that stem from that.
I've read several of your posts in regards to your husband and his attitude toward you. It makes me sad and angry. But mostly sad.
I'm just gonna give you a flower. :flowerforyou:
Thank you. Geesh, I hate to complain now that I think about it. I guess I am venting mindlessly. I can't change him but maybe I can change the way I see situation? I should work toward some kind of positive mindset.
You can change the way you see the situation, however the situation needs to stop existing. You cannot change a person BUT you can change what 'you' find acceptable from other people in regards to your feelings. I know marriages are not always sunshine and rainbows but people treat you how you allow them to treat you. Including spouses.
Sending you a hug because I think you're a rock star!0 -
[/quote] Definitely!
I think you are incredibly beautiful. I'm sorry you had to deal with that as a kid, but just remember that all of those things made you who you are today....be strong and KNOW you are beautiful!
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Thankyou :flowerforyou: that means alot0 -
:flowerforyou:
I am in a situation like this too, its to the point he gets mad I am lifting weights and working out.. and makes really nasty comments about my stomach (a small amount of extra skin from losing a persons weight!) and my boobs (which have nursed 5 babys and endured 110 lb weight loss too)
SO. When I get buff from lifting heavy. I WILL be beating his *kitten*, believe that. :drinker:0 -
adore this!0
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My husband does not agree. Hence the dirty looks when he sees me getting dressed or undressed. It's difficult to rise above the rotten feelings that stem from that.
I feel you sweety. I don't just get the dirty looks. Mine frequently reminds me that I'm "disgusting" and "repulsive". Put another way to me last week "You know what your problem is? Your actually deluded enough to believe you're attractive."
I'm confused as to how these men are considered husband material? I understand that relationships are more complicated than that, but degrade me, disrespect me and belittle me like that^^ and see if there aren't divorce papers stapled to your balls when you wake up.
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Can't believe the things some of these women are saying that their husbands say to them. It is psychologically abusive and uncalled for. My boyfriend tells me how beautiful I am every day. I can identify with a lot of these ladies that are saying they think they are ugly, they hate themselves, they don't like to have their picture taken etc. I feel like that a lot. Very self conscious, very negative thoughts about my appearance. It has been getting better and I have my good days and bad days but yeah, sucks. I'm just glad my boyfriend understands and trys to help me. If I had an abusive husband I'm not sure what I would do.......0
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My husband does not agree. Hence the dirty looks when he sees me getting dressed or undressed. It's difficult to rise above the rotten feelings that stem from that.
I've read several of your posts in regards to your husband and his attitude toward you. It makes me sad and angry. But mostly sad.
I'm just gonna give you a flower. :flowerforyou:
Thank you. Geesh, I hate to complain now that I think about it. I guess I am venting mindlessly. I can't change him but maybe I can change the way I see situation? I should work toward some kind of positive mindset.
You can change the way you see the situation, however the situation needs to stop existing. You cannot change a person BUT you can change what 'you' find acceptable from other people in regards to your feelings. I know marriages are not always sunshine and rainbows but people treat you how you allow them to treat you. Including spouses.
Sending you a hug because I think you're a rock star!0 -
:flowerforyou:
I am in a situation like this too, its to the point he gets mad I am lifting weights and working out.. and makes really nasty comments about my stomach (a small amount of extra skin from losing a persons weight!) and my boobs (which have nursed 5 babys and endured 110 lb weight loss too)
SO. When I get buff from lifting heavy. I WILL be beating his *kitten*, believe that. :drinker:
This angers me to even read it. You have performed the miracles with your body and that deserves respect on it's own. I only nursed two babies, but it is plenty enough to know your feeling. I wonder if he just wants you to look bad and feel bad because he is jealous? Is he in shape at all?0 -
No he was a high school athlete..but that was 20 years ago. Hes in the obese range...cant do a push up..when I invited him to walk the track at the Ymca he walked about 8 laps said he didnt wanna break a sweat and left. I assume he knows hes a douche canoe and is scared Im gonna leave. And he should be. Honestly. I need support..not someone to make fun of my naked body!0
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my husband was so overweight that sex was even difficult. And he had the nerve to sneer at me? PFFFT. Makes you wonder don't it? Why do they think they can look like a doughboy, yet have room to say the most rotten things to us? It's a mystery wrapped in an enigma.0
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my husband was so overweight that sex was even difficult. And he had the nerve to sneer at me? PFFFT. Makes you wonder don't it? Why do they think they can look like a doughboy, yet have room to say the most rotten things to us? It's a mystery wrapped in an enigma.
This pisses me off. What a hypocrite.
They think that if they tear us down, they're building themselves up. Basically, they're morons.0 -
"It doesn't make sense to call ourselves ugly because we don't really see ourselves. We don't watch ourselves sleeping in bed, curled up and silent. With chests rising and falling with our own rhythm. We don't see ourselves reading a book, eyes fluttering and glowing. You don't see yourself looking at someone with care inside your heart. There's no mirror in your way when you're laughing and smiling and happiness is leaking out of you. You would know exactly how bright and beautiful you are if you saw yourself in the moments where you are truly beautiful." Author Unknown
I LOVED the original post in the thread you started, now it's gone down a negative path. Not to say others lives aren't important, of course they are!:smooched:
This thread had such a positive start and now it feels like it's turned into something different, like antihero thread entirely.0 -
Awww...this is precious!!0
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