So okay with it that he apparently just thought he would throw that little known fact in as an irrelevant aside to this convo. Riiiigggghhhhtt.
And knowing what we know about but's (not mine in this instance) that used in a statement like this they negate everything that comes before them, my ex had basically just informed me that one of the reasons we broke up is because he thinks I'm fat!
Nice. And I told you all that to tell you this: I am one of those girls. One of those women that actually heard that statement and took it in and espoused it as a personal negative thing about myself -- I actually cared!
Why? So he thinks I am fat -- whateves. There are a lot of fish in the sea. It is just so flopsweat stereotypical and boring to feel bad about that. With all there is going on in this world and my life, I actually wasted time feeling bad about myself based on that statement.
Even as I write this I am staving off the urge to defend myself to you fair reader; convince you I am not all that big of a Big Girl. What am I -- fucking 15 again?!
Borrowing my flatterer who thinks I'm fatterer Plump Vision lenses, I found a pretty close approximation of myself at People Of Walmart this morning.
So alright Prince Charming, I admit it: The Big Girl thing got to me. And what is in even poorer taste than your comment is my dignifying it by caring....and blogging about it....damn you damn ego!
So from here on out, I am throwing the shame out of my game. I will bask in all of my gargantuan glory.
This is me skinny dipping earlier this summer.
Outdoor events are nice...metal chairs.....not so much. I have special needs.
I excelled in my Tops Optional Martial Arts class over the summer.
Outdoor events are nice...metal chairs.....not so much. I have special needs.
I excelled in my Tops Optional Martial Arts class over the summer.
They call me the Sex Panther for a reason. Click here to get a full view of my massiveness
** Ooo, semi-creepy meaningless yet telling crystal ball psychic occurance: Just as I was getting ready to hit "Publish Post", an email alert popped up at the bottom of my screen. The subject line reading, "Care what people think about you?" That is quite the coincidence, but as I have more than proven, I don't care what anyone thinks about me.
** Ooo, semi-creepy meaningless yet telling crystal ball psychic occurance: Just as I was getting ready to hit "Publish Post", an email alert popped up at the bottom of my screen. The subject line reading, "Care what people think about you?" That is quite the coincidence, but as I have more than proven, I don't care what anyone thinks about me.
2 comments:
Wow, what an asswipe he turned out to be. Why is he still on here as one of your followers?
And D, my dear, you look nothing like any of those pictures...
but the baby picture is awfully cute! ;)
Shannon -- are you saying I was cuter when I was an obese baby mouse??! : )
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