So I hung out with her last night and realized something. I can't fvcking look at her and even contemplate being with her. I'm just not attracted in any way, shape or form. She treats me good, but it just isn't enough. I need a woman I can look at and not say "YUCK".
KingBeef said:
With all the nonsense going on with the social media/news, why do I get the feeling that some of you guys are "too connected" to the internet? Try not to be so wired into it.
I don't think there's anything wrong with seeing all the stuff going on, but much of it can't be taken seriously. I constantly see articles about how this food is bad for you, how preparing food a certain way is bad, drinking tap water is bad, drinking bottled water is bad, etc etc. I'm still alive here, and I have been for damn near 40 years. None of this 5hit has killed me yet, and if I did pay attention to all the things about bad food, I wouldn't be able to eat. I take care of my health as good as I possibly can with all that I'm given, so I'm not going to concern myself with what some herbalists tell me is bad for me.
Again, as far as fat chicks being "proud of their curves", it's just a band-aid. They aren't truly proud of them. Deep down, they KNOW they're not attractive. I was conversing with a woman on Friday, and she said she believed that women who keep themselves in shape are bad role models for women, giving them a false perception of reality. I told her that I flat out disagreed. She didn't have anything to back up her claim, so the conversation dropped off the radar.
The women who become anorexic have some sort of psychological disorders to accompany their dieting. If they're extremely obsessive or prone to addictions, that's going to play a huge part in their eating disorders. Too many people look at the problems on the surface and ignore everything happening on a deeper level.