Wickywoowoo
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- Jan 8, 2002
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nike said:
Please dont take this the wrong way, but perhaps you are reading too much into my statement. Or perhaps I tried to hard to make my point. I'll try to give you a good example of what I meant. Let me give you a little info about me...I am a bigger girl, I could stand to lose 40-60 pounds. It doesnt look bad on me (my frame supports it well)but you can tell that I'm meant to be a bit smaller, although from just looking at me, you wouldnt believe me if I told you how much I weigh. My boyfriend of 5 years (and if he sees this thread he is more than welcome to introduce himself and correct me if I'm wrong if he wishes)has seen me at 60 pounds lighter. He knows what he had and could have again (as far as my body goes) but he is still not displeased by me. He doesnt tolerate me or put up with me just because he loves me more than anything. He actually enjoys the way my body looks and is very turned on by it. But I can guarantee you that if I woke up tomorrow 60 pounds lighter, you wouldnt hear a complaint from him. And if I woke up the day after that and I was the same size that I am today, he wouldnt complain either. That is what love does for you, it comes with the territory. What I do for him mentally, spiritually and emotionally are more important to him than what my body looks like. You dont put up with someone, you accept their imperfections as such because you love them and quite frankly who honestly wants to be with someone who is perfect? Most of us would wind up developing an inferiority complex if all of our mates were perfect.
And i agree with you... No one is worth years of misery. If you dont or cant love someone for all that they are, then what kind of relationship is that?
Yeah, but what you described is changeable, my problem isn't, you can make yourself feel even better if you want, I can't, I am always gonna feel worthless
