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Patrick Mahomes Showtime Kids Shirt

  • Writer: pu mi
    pu mi
  • Jul 21, 2023
  • 2 min read

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Patrick Mahomes Showtime Kids Shirt Not OP, but I’m someone who lost 100lbs in my early 20s. I can say 100% people treated me differently before vs after. I’ve always been a Patrick Mahomes Showtime Kids Shirt, bubbly person, and if I made eye contact with some rando in public I’m the kind of person that’ll smile at you or say hello. Getting a smile or hello in return is much more common after the weight loss. Just general public attention went up loads, walking around as a fat person you mostly get ignored and when you’re not you’re likely to be the object of ridicule. People don’t act inconvenienced by my presence after losing weight like they did when I was big and if I appear that I need help in public, people are more likely to go out of their way to help me – this is all from both men and women btw. I get hit on a lot more, but the negative side of that attention is I get unwanted sexual attention a lot more, as well. Both from being larger framed (ie more physically imposing) and from being traditionally unattractive you don’t get harassed in public as much as a larger woman, but since losing weight I’ve been followed and stalked, cornered and masturbated on against my will, I’ve had people attempt to manipulate me to get sexual favors – just generally more pushy sexual advances all around. One thing that is constantly stated and is absolutely true, though, is you never stop viewing yourself as fat. Those thoughts, insecurities and feelings are always present with me. When i hear cruel comments online or in person levied against overweight people they feel like they’re directed at me. One weird thing is since losing weight thin people will make disparaging comments against fat people in front of me or to me and there’s this weird expectation that I would be totally on board with ridiculing someone because of their weight just because I’m not fat. It’s both a validating and infuriating experience, validating because I know I’m seen as thin enough for them to make these comments in front of me and there is a certain satisfaction that comes from that as someone who grew up fat and still walks around feeling like a fat person due to the long lasting nature of that mindset, yet infuriating because of how common and accepted that ridicule is and it instantly makes me feel what it felt like when those comments were levied at me. Losing weight as a whole has been one of the best and most enlightening things I’ve ever done, but I feel like I now fit a Patrick Mahomes Showtime Kids Shirt that I’m not used to and isn’t always preferable to me. There’s something nice about going out and being invisible sometimes. ()

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