In high school I was either “too fat,” “too thin,” “too
loud,” “too rebellious” or really ‘too’ anything. It took me many a year
afterward to realize that all those “too ____” is every self-conscience person
projecting their fears on too me and using me as their personal flogging pole.
But half way through the high school I really just stopped giving a shit
because I really had bigger fish to fry. As I got older, the fish got bigger.
Until I hit about 25 then, weird shit started happening. I lost my give a shit
button and became once again over self-conscience, gawky, hyper wigged out
teen. Like some sort of mid-life crisis before I even hit my mid-life period.
No matter what size my chest is people are still going to
find a way to be jealous of it. Not because they are somehow magical but
because they have problems with their bodies. Not only that but they are most
likely projecting those anxieties on to me. As they do with everyone around
them. And as I discovered working with consistently self-conscience red head it
WASN’T just with me. She was unhappy and spiteful to everyone around her. Even
though it affected me at the time; I am beyond giving a shit. FAR beyond.
But today, I was doing my makeup. I was feeling sleepy even
with my extra strength cup of coffee and some nice fresh bread drizzled with
honey as I was watching the sunrise slowly creep over yonder sky line. My eye
brows were perfect; I had covered a small break out on my chin and blended it
to perfection. I took another sip of my coffee and choose my color palette for
my eyes which a nice light, work friendly, mocha riche with a hint of shine.
Some power to set and little lit of blush to bring some color into my face. I
dawned a wee bit of bronzer to accentuate my eyes. Time total? Under 15
minutes. In school it took me three times as long and nothing on my face was
perfect.
Now, I’ve gained a weight and a nearly triplicate of bust.
Seriously there are some days where I think that all of it went to my boobs but
that’s besides the point. My body has changed and I’m choosing now to get
weirded out now about it? I’ve decided that it’s bullshit. The only vision of myself
I should have to worry about is how I feel about myself. I looked in the mirror
today and saw I was beautiful. AS for the weight, as long I can I do all the
same things I could when I weighed less like jumping, dancing, running, long
walks and boxing; why does it matter what weight I am?