I’m pretty sure we’re all once felt so insecure and had low
self-esteem with the way we look or size of our body. I was born with typical
Asian look with skinny body and tall height (but still not too tall). My mom
was from Penang so I’ve got that gene which makes my eyebrows game so strong (I
swear I laugh out loud while typing this).
As a guy I admit I used to feel so insecure with this skinny
body. My friends mostly have that kind of body which make them look like
someone’s daddy or a bodybuilder and there’s me, who looks like a drug addict
(just joking no I’m not).
It’s not like I don’t eat much or I’m on diet. If you know
the real me you will know I’m the satan when it comes to food. At first it
worried me a bit when I’m always starving all the time like am I a monster or
what but then I realized there are lots of people out there who share the same
problem with me so yeah it’s normal.
“I eat a lot but still stay skinny” is my cliché answer for
anything related to my body. “Just shut up if you don’t have anything nice to
ask” is the real answer in my head.
Being skinny is not a license for some people to make fun of
us. Our mentality has been set since we were kids that you can’t call fat
people ‘fat’ (different story for Fat Amy) but no one teaches that mocking
skinny people ‘skinny’ is just same as mocking fat people ‘fat’. Just thank god
i don’t care anything people said about me. My “I don’t give a fuck” game
strong af.
The point is nobody’s perfect. Just because you’re flawless
or you think you’re flawless doesn’t give the right for you to point out other
people’s flaw. What comes around goes around. Maybe it’s not hitting you but
it’s probably hitting your child. Who knows. Let’s just focus on our life as
we’re only live once so the important thing is stay fit and healthy.
Skinny but handsome, that's you.
ReplyDeleteno i'm not haha but thank you
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