Just patiently waiting for people to come along and say we're skinny shaming her now!LOOK AT HER ARM ???
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Just patiently waiting for people to come along and say we're skinny shaming her now!LOOK AT HER ARM ???
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I genuinely think that's a very bad attempt at facetune. Well I hope it is. I'm saying this as someone who has said I dont like bump shaming but couple this arm with the weight shes lost in ten years and possibly drinking slimfast during pregnancy then it's not body shaming but genuine concern for someones health.Just patiently waiting for people to come along and say we're skinny shaming her now!
Hmm, if she didn't post her 10 year photo, I might just say she is naturally skinny but that doesn't seem to be the case.Just patiently waiting for people to come along and say we're skinny shaming her now!
Shes painfully thinJust patiently waiting for people to come along and say we're skinny shaming her now!
Thats my point, it looks worryingly thin even if she wasn't carrying a baby -even though I'm not sure how anyone can say that pic makes her look healthy I'm sure someone will.I genuinely think that's a very bad attempt at facetune. Well I hope it is. I'm saying this as someone who has said I dont like bump shaming but couple this arm with the weight shes lost in ten years and possibly drinking slimfast during pregnancy then it's not body shaming but genuine concern for someones health.
But it screams face tune because even my baby has a fatter arm than this and hes on the 8th cemtile so a skinny little thing
I saw that, sorry not my idea of healthy breakfastNot to worry, she said she had a very healthy yogurt and cereal for breakfast...
although it did look like a Muller crunch corner to me
Looks digitally altered.LOOK AT HER ARM ???
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I get this! I was always super slim to the point that people would ask totally inappropriate questions about my eating habits, and I got bullied at school to the point it almost gave me a problem. I became fixated on proving I ate to the point that it would make me sick, which in turn, fuelled people's worries. I almost resented being slim. Now I'm the opposite and would give anything to be my former slender self. I am on lots of medications for my MH that have seen me balloon 3.5 stone in two years. Its REALLY getting me down!Hmm, if she didn't post her 10 year photo, I might just say she is naturally skinny but that doesn't seem to be the case.
I try not to judge on people being thin as I have always been v thin and in high school, people said I had an eating disorder etc which wasn't true and really did a number on my self-esteem. Now at 26, I am still thin but go to the gym and have managed to build up muscle, which I love.
BIGGEST pet hate of mine!!! My mum and sister say flavour washing powder etc.. I always reply "you eating it now then???" ???Flavour??
You Mean scent???
Idiots
Quite possibly,I wondered that, I wonder if they'll sell them at an inflated price once the signings are over
I think a lot of people will relate to you, you are brave for opening up and it’s good to share!I get this! I was always super slim to the point that people would ask totally inappropriate questions about my eating habits, and I got bullied at school to the point it almost gave me a problem. I became fixated on proving I ate to the point that it would make me sick, which in turn, fuelled people's worries. I almost resented being slim. Now I'm the opposite and would give anything to be my former slender self. I am on lots of medications for my MH that have seen me balloon 3.5 stone in two years. Its REALLY getting me down!
I am HATING Mrs Hinch tonight. I will never accuse someone of faking a MH issue because I know they can present in so many different ways and people have very different ways of how they show them both inwardly and outwardly. However....her narrative tonight has had me in nearly tears of frustration. Her saying about if you have a nervous tummy, just go for it and you'll be surprised. It's REALLY rubbed me up the wrong way. I feel like I have already overshared on here but my nervous tummy a.k.a anxiety is literally the bane of my life. Somedays it hits with no warning. Or I can think I feel prepared for something and then I am totally blindsided by it. I had my daughters parents evening a few weeks ago. I hadn't been out, in public around people for a little while but this was of course very important to me and i thought I had done a good job of prepping myself for it. About an hour before i started getting the nervous tummy, but tried to ignore it. I pottered around the house, nibbling on plain biscuits to ease the feeling. My mum arrived to pick me up (she's amazing and is the 'dad' as well as super nan to my child and accompanied me to school events etc - think she also does it because she knows how i suffer) and I couldn't even leave the house. I was dripping with sweat and couldn't stop heaving from the nausea (even though, other than the biscuits, I hadn't been able to eat in the lead up). This is just a brief explanation of what is actually a very complex and all to common occurrence for me. I do everything I have learnt in counselling and courses to mentally overcome it but sometimes it sneeks up and pulls the rug out from beneath me. I mentally torture myself, giving myself ridiculous scenarios such as if you don't do this for your daughter then xyz will happpen YET i still can't control it. I would never trivialise someone else's problems but I just can't cope her 'positive' chat about a photo shoot. Maybe if she gave real coping mechanisms I could take her more seriously but i just feel really upset and patronised.
Think I'm going to give her a swerve for a few days. Sorry for offloading on here.
I'm not meaning sad because I feel sorry for her actually. Just sad as in SAD behaviour okShe is hardly sad have you seen the life she lives , all because she cleaned a sink! Something we all do everyday right ?
The sun mag will probably be one and yes, either hello or ok. The baby shoot will have been booked too!Right guys do you think these snaps are for the okay mag or not whats your theories?
Yes! I remember, because I commented saying it sounds like you have a really amazing support network, because it reminded me of mine. I am very lucky in so many ways, but when the darkness descends, it becomes very difficult to see things clearly.Wow. You've practically just posted my life!
I was always 8st, 8.5 with first born and 9.5 with my last even though they weighed 7.15, 8.8, 8.11 and 7.7. All born 37/38 weeks as well!
I've been on medication for my MH for 3 years now, I'm now 11st 4. It depresses me immensely. As I have a slender frame, ie. Arms and legs, I look very strange with a bulge in my stomach and my chest! Some women love huge boobs etc. I want my slender frame back but that would mean coming off my pills in order to drop this weight.
Sorry for going off topic but it was lovely to see someone post my life!! Who are you?? My sister? My mum? ??? I posted previously about my mum and grandma feeding me through pregnancies so it's not that much of a random post!!
Omg they'll be buying them in there drovesThe sun mag will probably be one and yes, either hello or ok. The baby shoot will have been booked too!
I can totally relate to so much of what you've said. Sending you a large hug.I get this! I was always super slim to the point that people would ask totally inappropriate questions about my eating habits, and I got bullied at school to the point it almost gave me a problem. I became fixated on proving I ate to the point that it would make me sick, which in turn, fuelled people's worries. I almost resented being slim. Now I'm the opposite and would give anything to be my former slender self. I am on lots of medications for my MH that have seen me balloon 3.5 stone in two years. Its REALLY getting me down!
I am HATING Mrs Hinch tonight. I will never accuse someone of faking a MH issue because I know they can present in so many different ways and people have very different ways of how they show them both inwardly and outwardly. However....her narrative tonight has had me in nearly tears of frustration. Her saying about if you have a nervous tummy, just go for it and you'll be surprised. It's REALLY rubbed me up the wrong way. I feel like I have already overshared on here but my nervous tummy a.k.a anxiety is literally the bane of my life. Somedays it hits with no warning. Or I can think I feel prepared for something and then I am totally blindsided by it. I had my daughters parents evening a few weeks ago. I hadn't been out, in public around people for a little while but this was of course very important to me and i thought I had done a good job of prepping myself for it. About an hour before i started getting the nervous tummy, but tried to ignore it. I pottered around the house, nibbling on plain biscuits to ease the feeling. My mum arrived to pick me up (she's amazing and is the 'dad' as well as super nan to my child and accompanied me to school events etc - think she also does it because she knows how i suffer) and I couldn't even leave the house. I was dripping with sweat and couldn't stop heaving from the nausea (even though, other than the biscuits, I hadn't been able to eat in the lead up). This is just a brief explanation of what is actually a very complex and all to common occurrence for me. I do everything I have learnt in counselling and courses to mentally overcome it but sometimes it sneeks up and pulls the rug out from beneath me. I mentally torture myself, giving myself ridiculous scenarios such as if you don't do this for your daughter then xyz will happpen YET i still can't control it. I would never trivialise someone else's problems but I just can't cope her 'positive' chat about a photo shoot. Maybe if she gave real coping mechanisms I could take her more seriously but i just feel really upset and patronised.
Think I'm going to give her a swerve for a few days. Sorry for offloading on here.