Talk:Kick/@comment-5620839-20121129001025/@comment-75.57.207.36-20121129010308

i know exactly what you're going through. trust me. In during the summer of 4th grade going to 5th grade i went to korea for a vacation for about 2 monthes. i didnt know it then, but that would probably be one of the worst descisions i would ever make. i ate. like crazy. it was so bad that when i came back, my dad didnt even reconize me in my chubbiness. i was overweight by 40 pounds. thankfully, i was growing into a women and while i got taller, my fat kind of slimmed down. kind of. i was still fat.

my dad owns a taekwondo buisness so i trained and worked hard. around 6th grade, i could see my bones i never thought i even had. i got from a size 7 jeans to size 3. i was, i guess happy.

then i faced the harsh reality of junior high. and let me tell you, image over here is everything. with you, i think you should surround yourself with people who wont judge you and make you feel "lower". sure i dont know what you look like, but you're beautiful no matter what anyone says.

im in 8th grade now, and still finding myself. but i've grown confidence that i dont need to impress anyone. sure, i still even now struggle with my weight, but i still do taekwondo, am a black belt, and train in the summer with my dad.

please, dont try to starve yourself. you may feel beautiful and "perfect", but do you really want people to see every single bone in your body?

try working out, and if you have a slow metabolism, drink cold green tea. it helps a lot.

please. dont go to staving yourslef

-lucky fourteen