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Seeing what he sees

At some point in my life, almost everyone who is important to me and dearly loved has made me feel fat. Of course, it’s never intentional. But you know how some people just look at you a certain way or casually suggest you might want to go to the gym because “it will make you feel better”? My parents have definitely done that, out of concern, I understand that. But there are only two people in my life who invariably have NEVER made me feel like they were looking at me critically or thinking that I needed to do something about my weight. The first person is my best friend. She is so fantastic, and although at times I am sure she’s thought I could lose a pound or ten, she’s never made me feel as though she thought so. The other person is my husband J. He is just so fantastic. He is the person who helped me through a lot of my body/self-esteem issues. And he always tells me how beautiful or hot I am, how much he likes my butt etc. However, as all women do, I don’t usually believe him, or at least think, “shit, if he thinks my ass looks good, his vision really is bad. Maybe LASIK surgery would be a bad idea…for my ass.” But tonight, getting into the shower, I caught a glimpse of my butt (the lower part, not the bass, we know how I feel about that) and my thighs from the back, and let me tell you, the view wasn’t too bad! Definitely looked better in cute undies than nekked, but not bad. All of the exercise I’ve been doing has definitely firmed things up a little. And while I still have a ways to go, I was able to see my rear view in the mirror the way he sees it.  I guess I’d  be all over that too!

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By bosoxfan
On August 23, 2007
At 10:40 pm
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5 Comments for this post

 
baileysmomma Says:

Isnt it great to look in the mirror and like what you see?

WTG on your ‘nice rear’ lol. ;)

Oh and thanks for the comment on my blog.. your so right… men having babies.. I cant even imagine!!

 
 
neko Says:

Hurrah for those people who never make us feel bad. We need more of them in this world.

I’m hopefully creeping towards the point where I can start seeing myself in a more positive light

 
 
drittadoll Says:

So when your feeling low, just think, “Hey, but I have a cute butt.”
Dritta

 
 
A. Says:

Woot! My husband loves my derrier as well, but I bitch about the “bass” too.. Cant wait to be rid of that..

Love love love love your blog!!

A.

 
 
rianes Says:

I also have those people in my life that unintentionally make me feel bad. While I often wish they didn’t do this. I think that sometimes they actually serve a purpose. When they mention the gym or such, it sometimes gives me the kick in the rear that I need to do something about making sure that they don’t have anything to base another similar comment on.

 

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