Today, my friend found a picture of herself on a website filled with pictures of thin people. I was in the picture, also. I was crossed-out with the word, "EWW" written next to me. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, I discovered that a company has been using a photo of me for one of those "she lost 50 pounds" online ads. I'm the "before" photo. FML
Today, I was browsing the internet and I found a picture of my girlfriend on uglypeople.com. FML
Today, I found a picture of myself on the "People of Walmart" site. FML
Today, I discovered I am the "before picture" in an internet weight loss advert. FML
Today, I was looking through pictures on Facebook. There was a picture of me and my friends with the caption "I love you guys!" below. I had been cropped out. FML
Mrs Motivator
Today, I found out that my friend uses pictures of me to motivate her to work out. They are accompanied by sayings such as, "You don't want to turn out like this." FML
Today, my friends and I were messing around with an app on my phone that makes your picture look fat. My picture looked the same before and after. FML
Sharing my journey
Today, my partner has been losing weight to get slimmer and took a picture of the scale. He posted it onto his Facebook and tagged me in it. After two hours we got messages from his family to look in the reflection of the glass on the scale and I was nude in the background. Thanks, Hun! FML
Today, a photo of my friends and me was posted in our college group. I didn't notice my legs looked enormous until my friend pointed it out. Her comment got 50 likes. FML
Today, I found a picture my husband had saved on the computer. It was of me, and he had named it "Fatter". FML
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icel 0
I am so sorry. I bet it was one of those pro-ana sites. Dont think about it, they only like deadly thin people
clockworklolita 3
Tbf, it does sound like one of those pro-ana sites, so possibility is she's not actually fat at all, just not skinny. But even if she is fat, it's still a hurtful thing for her to find.
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PiperGP 0
Also, ED does not typically stand for "eating disorder". It usually stands for "erectile disfunction", which is something the OP cannot have, as she is a woman.
Princess_Star 0
Just as another poster mentioned before me... my initial thought was that you've stumbled across a pro-ana website. If that is the case, even a woman with a healthy weight would be considered disgusting by people of their mentality. If you are a healthy woman, or perhaps even slightly under/overweight leading a healthy lifestyle, you should not feel bad about yourself but rather feel bad for that type of person. P.S. Pay no mind to the bashing and insults that are sure to follow, those type of people are of a completely different (and quite pitiable) mindset altogether.
akayou 0
it should be FYfriendL for having such a fat ass friend
aback 5
If she's the one who told you about it, knowing it would hurt you, she's a shitstain of a friend.
Cristaderzi 0
Urp that sucks!! Your "friend", is a whacker .. Convert her and if that fails DUMP HER!! Bird of a feather... And trust THEY WILL end up bringing you down too their mentally ill level...
betamaxjim92 0
Then maybe its time to go stuff yourself...with food, food and more food
ScaryyMary 14
This is why you need to hang out with fat people, or at least, fatter people than yourself. It works like a charm. Also surround yourself with moderately unattractive friends to look hot and so they won't steal your boyfriend.
Rocksygen 0
That's pretty cheap.
iLawl 0
Shallow, much?
onnielief 4
Who cares what anyone thinks or says about you? Be proud of who YOU are!
mj2123 0
Actually, ED pretty commonly does stand for "eating disorder." It's only associated with erectile dysfunction because of viagra and the like.
mj2123 0
It shouldn't matter what strangers think of us, but realistically, a lot of people do base their self-worth on external confirmation of intelligence, attractiveness, charisma, etc. Sad, but true.