Rebel with kindness
"We carry with us, as human beings, not just the capacity to be kind, but the very choice of kindness" – R J Palacio
Rebel with kindness
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"We carry with us, as human beings, not just the capacity to be kind, but the very choice of kindness" – R J Palacio
Oh Sara ~ How sad that some must cut down rather than lift up. You are beautiful ~ inside and out ~ but I know you know that. Revel in the true confidence you possess and be thankful that you can move forward, press on, while Miss whoever will be stuck in her petty small-minded dark little world.
Love your candidness here.
Be blessed,
Felecia
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Thank you xxx
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Love this post! You are blooming beautiful and I’m so glad that you can now see it!! 😀
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It’s been a journey but I’m getting there
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U are beautiful both inside and out. Love u and ur page:)
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Oh thank you xxx
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Absolutely hunni – that person did you a favour by letting you know just how strong you are – that small minded taunts like that mean nothing. You are beautiful, and secure in who you are, and that’s a sign of true inner beauty also – which this troll obviously doesn’t have. Loving the blog and following you now sweetie – isn’t twitter a great place 🙂
Love Vicky
http://aroundandaroundandupsidedown.blogspot.co.uk
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You know what? The older I get the more and more I see thin people becoming bitter towards fat people and the more I realise it’s because they’re annoyed that we can be happy AND eat. Depriving yourself of anything makes you miserable, depriving yourself of something that you think is going to make you happy but which actually makes you sad makes you doubly miserable and then seeing someone having what you are depriving yourself of to make you happy and them being happy having it makes you triply miserable and bitter.
The world would be a better place if people just did what they wanted to and stopped making themselves miserable by trying to adhere to a stereotype of what is beautiful and actually felt beautiful inside themselves. It would also be a better place if they stopped hating on other people because they are happy as they are.
I saw someone post on FB the other day, I quote “I am so angry that I can’t eat cake and yet I see my fat friend eating cake and I hate it, I want to take it out of her hand and rub it into her face”. Get a grip woman! That is sad, far sadder than being overweight and happy and definitely sadder than eating cake because you like it.
I see my skinny ‘friends’ loosely use that word, always bloomin ill, they are sickly buggers, always at the doctor, always off work, no energy, no get up and go, no brightness in their cheeks because they are mal nourished and there’s me, supercalifragilisticly morbidly obese or whatever they want to label me, pushing 50 and don’t know what illness is.
Ignore them, anyone who takes time to hate someone else is not a happy person, I just hope that these people find something to love about themselves one day.
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Thank you xxx
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That is a great photo of you Sara and so pleased you have moved such a long way in your journey. Sadly I’m still not at that place of being content with my size. Mich x
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Others inadequacies make us vulnerable. Being larger myself I know the stigma attached to being “big” “fat”. It is something I have had virtually all my life but you learn to live with it. Some want to change, others can’t.
You are an inspiration for all women of whatever size, colour or persuasion.
Why did they not comment on all you have had to overcome in your life than a back handed criticism.
much love. J.
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