OMG I bought a string bikini!!
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I know I'm suppose to be looking at your bikini, but all I see is your AMAAAAZZZING abs!! :laugh:0
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Your abs have given me cause now to say this twice in one day.
HO.
LEE.
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You look amazing and it is not odd...I have one and want to rock it...Work in progress...but you are inspiration and give me hope...0
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You are amazing and look gorgeous!!0
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Good for you!
If my tummy were so nicely parted down the middle like that, I'd rarely wear anything else!0 -
You Rock!! Careful you don't get your strings pulled!0
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You ROCK. Seriously. Inside and out. And that bikini looks fantastic on you!!!0
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Kids can be mean when we are growing up. Glad you grew out of it and you look great. If you ever go to your class reunions wear that and say look at me now and say it loud. You were always that person just the bully's lead you to believe you weren't. You really do look awesome.0
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You are fabulous!.0
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YOU ARE AMAZING0
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WHY AM I JUST NOW SEEING THIS?!
Mirey, when I grow up...if that ever happens...I want to be just like you.
Seriously, you're amazing, and I'm completely and irrevocably adore you.0 -
Here's another comment on this thread telling you how awesome you are. You deserve it!!!0
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WHY AM I JUST NOW SEEING THIS?!
Mirey, when I grow up...if that ever happens...I want to be just like you.
Seriously, you're amazing, and I'm completely and irrevocably adore you.
Honey, the sentiments are returned a hundredfold!! That stupid contest was the best thing evah!!
Wait... does that mean I growed up?
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Just wanted to say thank you again. To everyone. This is way more than I expected and I am utterly blown away.
but in a good way
it's cuz you totally rock and are awesome and we love you!!!
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Awesome NSV! Go you!0
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Holy abs Batman!! Way to rock the bikini!!0
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OMG - HOT!!!!
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Awesome job kickin' some demon butt!
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Just wanted to say thank you very much to everyone who responded with so many kind words!! It has been entirely overwhelming, and so incredibly amazing!! :flowerforyou: 0
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ABS - Fantastic0
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Great job!!!0
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This may seem like a "whatever" moment for a lot of people, but it is huge for me.
When I was in school, I was mocked. A lot. For being tall (6'1") fat (I wasn't) stupid (I wasn't) unpopular (I was) and geeky (I was). I was nicknamed sasquatch, and told that noone would ever date me.
I lived that identity and have fought with it for over twenty years.
I have never been overweight, maybe at most 20 pounds, but in my HEAD, I saw obese.
People have probably seen me around here, strutting my abs, and they may have thought I was so full of myself. Heck, look, here she goes posting another thread. But I'm here to say that I have slaughtered myself so many times for how I look, that those thoughts are so inaccurate they're unbelievable.
It is because of this site, that I am FINALLY learning to see me... for me...
Now, enough of that bs... (as in... I'm dropping that topic, and walking away from that past for good)..
I have always wanted a string bikini. Why? I don't know. Maybe because it represents the consummate of sexy? Or maybe because I thought I could never have one.... regardless I wanted one. And I would try them on, and hate them, and actually get emotionally upset, and leave.
Today I did it again. I tried on a string, and got emotional and hated it. So I sent a pic to a friend... and when I looked at the pic... it didn't look bad. So I tried a different pose... and that pic didn't look bad. And then all of a sudden.. what I was seeing in the mirror matched what I saw in the camera.
I wasn't seeing ME for ME... I was seeing me through the filter of all those mean things said to me.
So here you go, folks.. here is my new bikini... but more than that... HERE IS MY VICTORY OVER THOSE 20 YEAR OLD DEMONS!
RRRRRRRAAAAAAAWWWWWWWRRRRR!!!
I hope you don't mind me saying so but you are the epitomy of my aspirations. Would you mind if I added you as a friend? I hope to be where you are in 5 years time; fitness, family and fortitude. Thanks for sharing
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Not sure what else I can say that others haven't already said but you look amazing and I admire your hard work and dedication. Congrats to you and all your efforts...just simply amazing :flowerforyou:0
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You should look up your old friends... and go see them in that bikini. Winning.0
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you look absolutely amazing and you strutt that bikini....you deserve it...AWESOME!0
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:bigsmile: OMG...you look FANTASTIC!!! I wish I could look that smokin hot! You're my inspiration!0
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If my body were ever that smokin hot, I'd never leave the house without a bikini!! Your an inspiration! Good for you, kids are cruel and don't realize how long those old nicknames can hurt. It is completely awesome you've had this moment and realize how incredible you really are!! 0
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When I was in school, I was mocked. A lot. For being tall (6'1") fat (I wasn't) stupid (I wasn't) unpopular (I was) and geeky (I was). I was nicknamed sasquatch, and told that noone would ever date me.
I lived that identity and have fought with it for over twenty years.
I have never been overweight, maybe at most 20 pounds, but in my HEAD, I saw obese.
People have probably seen me around here, strutting my abs, and they may have thought I was so full of myself. Heck, look, here she goes posting another thread. But I'm here to say that I have slaughtered myself so many times for how I look, that those thoughts are so inaccurate they're unbelievable.
It is because of this site, that I am FINALLY learning to see me... for me...
Now, enough of that bs... (as in... I'm dropping that topic, and walking away from that past for good)..
I have always wanted a string bikini. Why? I don't know. Maybe because it represents the consummate of sexy? Or maybe because I thought I could never have one.... regardless I wanted one. And I would try them on, and hate them, and actually get emotionally upset, and leave.
Today I did it again. I tried on a string, and got emotional and hated it. So I sent a pic to a friend... and when I looked at the pic... it didn't look bad. So I tried a different pose... and that pic didn't look bad. And then all of a sudden.. what I was seeing in the mirror matched what I saw in the camera.
I wasn't seeing ME for ME... I was seeing me through the filter of all those mean things said to me.
i just wanted to make a comment on this point. i hope a lot of people reading it take it to heart. we all (or at least most of us) have these distorted perceptions of who we are and how we look. sometimes you really need to see yourself through the eyes of somebody else, the way the rest of the world does. just as the OP has learned to do. to this end, photographs can be immensely helpful.
if you're only used to seeing yourself in the mirror, you become familiar with that image and it's hard to see the small daily changes that are happening. taking photographs helps to overcome that. when you look at a photograph (and not your mirror-image in a mirror), you'll see yourself in an unfamiliar way and it becomes easier for your brain to see the changes in you that everyone else sees. this is the reason that taking photographs during this process is so helpful. obviously if you take photographs of yourself in the mirror, you'll need to "flip" the image in software to see yourself in this unfamiliar way, but my point still stands. the only one that sees you the way you see yourself is you. sometimes you need to step back and try to see yourself the way everyone else does. when you do, the changes you are making can often be much more obvious, simply because your mind is not accustomed to that view.0 -
Wear it proudly! You look amazing!0
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When I was in school, I was mocked. A lot. For being tall (6'1") fat (I wasn't) stupid (I wasn't) unpopular (I was) and geeky (I was). I was nicknamed sasquatch, and told that noone would ever date me.
I lived that identity and have fought with it for over twenty never been overweight, maybe at most 20 pounds, but in my HEAD, I saw obese.
People have probably seen me around here, strutting my abs, and they may have thought I was so full of myself. Heck, look, here she goes posting another thread. But I'm here to say that I have slaughtered myself so many times for how I look, that those thoughts are so inaccurate they're unbelievable.
It is because of this site, that I am FINALLY learning to see me... for me...
Now, enough of that bs... (as in... I'm dropping that topic, and walking away from that past for good)..
I have always wanted a string bikini. Why? I don't know. Maybe because it represents the consummate of sexy? Or maybe because I thought I could never have one.... regardless I wanted one. And I would try them on, and hate them, and actually get emotionally upset, and leave.
Today I did it again. I tried on a string, and got emotional and hated it. So I sent a pic to a friend... and when I looked at the pic... it didn't look bad. So I tried a different pose... and that pic didn't look bad. And then all of a sudden.. what I was seeing in the mirror matched what I saw in the camera.
I wasn't seeing ME for ME... I was seeing me through the filter of all those mean things said to me.
i just wanted to make a comment on this point. i hope a lot of people reading it take it to heart. we all (or at least most of us) have these distorted perceptions of who we are and how we look. sometimes you really need to see yourself through the eyes of somebody else, the way the rest of the world does. just as the OP has learned to do. to this end, photographs can be immensely helpful.
if you're only used to seeing yourself in the mirror, you become familiar with that image and it's hard to see the small daily changes that are happening. taking photographs helps to overcome that. when you look at a photograph (and not your mirror-image in a mirror), you'll see yourself in an unfamiliar way and it becomes easier for your brain to see the changes in you that everyone else sees. this is the reason that taking photographs during this process is so helpful. obviously if you take photographs of yourself in the mirror, you'll need to "flip" the image in software to see yourself in this unfamiliar way, but my point still stands. the only one that sees you the way you see yourself is you. sometimes you need to step back and try to see yourself the way everyone else does. when you do, the changes you are making can often be much more obvious, simply because your mind is not accustomed to that view.
Thank you so very much for posting this! What is interesting is that when I look at the pics I sent my friend... the first one my face looks so down / sad / depressed. The next one I looked kind of perplexed... and the last ones (the ones I put up here) I was smiling. I can see the pics the moment when I finally "saw" myself.
I totally advocate getting yourself a friend you trust and asking them to be your mirror.
Its totally worth it!0
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