(I tried to put this on your page but I don’t think you have your ask box or reply activated? I couldnt figure either one out…)
I totally did NOT mean to offend anyone when I said overweight. And saying “overweight” was being polite, honestly. The girls I was referring to are at least close to 300 pounds and I’m NOT just saying that to make you feel better. I literally was shocked at the amount of larger people in my class. I feel like anything I say on this subject is just going to dig the hole deeper, but please don’t think that I am some snooty bitch who thinks less of anyone who is not 110 and fit as a fiddle. I am really unhealthy, though I may not look it (internal health problems) but weight has never been an issue for me. I take for granted what I have and just don’t understand how someone could let themself get to 300 pounds (or larger in some cases). I really didn’t mean to offend or start a fight or anything like that.
And I still think that ANYONE can be beautiful. Even if they’re a thousand pounds. (Is that even possible?) Sometimes I say shit that I shouldn’t say. It’s a blog. I tend to not filter. I’m sorry :(
You know me well enough to know that I’m not that shallow, I hope!
I shouldn’t post offensive stuff like that, it’s true. But Tumblr is like my diary, as bad as that sounds, and I post what I’m thinking, jsut like everyone else does. I should have thought about how someone else would feel reading it.
Again, I didn’t mean to offend you or anyone. I hope you know that.
**sticking sock in mouth now…**
I feel embarrassed.
So. I read your blog and I just have to say that there was NOTHING offensive about the way you worded anything. Some people are just hyper sensitive and that should not sensor you. It’s not like you went on and on about fat rolls or compared them to whales. I myself am overweight, but definitely not fat (even when I am not pregnant). I hate it when you let other people dictate how you are allowed to express yourself. Seriously, it makes me angry that one persons snide (and much ruder) comment can make you embarrassed for speaking the truth in your mind.