I'm sure my mom (has 4 kids including me) would totally understand lol.Flutterby said:Also, I am keeping up with posts but working with children does not leave enough time to write
O__O.Lioness075 said:
Yeah, I mentioned this near the beginning of the summer when I got home and only just started noticing her comments and behavior changing around this notion. Who knows how long it's been going on for, though. :/crucialstar said:
I see. Same for me on my first few days here but i've gotten used to it a lot more now :3Flutterby said:
that's so freakin cute xDLioness075 said:
...I don't see how it's cute.Dominaiscna said:
Is there any role model she looks up to? Or anything along those lines? It may be her school surroundings, but have you talked to her about it? I just hope she doesn't go overboard. Is she eating properly at every meal?Lioness075 said:
The same thing with my sister, same age as yours. It is mostly the people they hang out with. Or they're self conscious about how they look.Lioness075 said:
My mom has told me countless times that she looks up to me, but that's exactly why I'm worried. I have a crazy high metabolism and burn through everything I eat. It's near impossible for me to gain any weight and I already have a small diet. I'm actually underweight right now because of this problem and I in no way have tried to lose weight on purpose. I just can't help it, but my sister might not think of it in the same way as I do. :/crucialstar said:
Yeah, it's probably a combination of both. I think she's been influenced to believe she doesn't look 'perfect' or whatever. I've caught her looking at herself in a mirror one too many times. It's why I keep getting worried about her. :/Naloth said:
It's just so cute how she's so small yet worrying about such stuff as calories xDLioness075 said:
I just can't see that viewpoint considering I'm a psychology major and have seen numerous eating disorder cases where things seem so small and meaningless at the beginning and then the next thing you know, the person is starving several months later.Dominaiscna said:
Oh i see... If you look at it from that point i can get what you must be feeling.. Sort of anyway.Lioness075 said:
I always greatly appreciate a nice desk and study space. And a squishy, marshmallow bed to sleep in.Bolts said:
Now to just get everything in here in the next two days >.<Lioness075 said:
Her First Day at the store I am working at, she was treating me like crap; stepping all over me, putting me down, berating me left and right and taking her anger out on me just about every time something went wrong. I tried to play it cool at first, but eventually, I caved and started giving her a buttload of attitude. Not that I enjoyed it. I really enjoy my job too... She makes me miss my old Manager, who quit so he could go to school and spend more time with his son. I mean, I didn't like my Old Manager, but at least he tried to make conversation with me and he was really nice to me.Bolts said:
Yeah, all the co-workers I liked have already left which makes things worse. And for one of them, its their last day. Yeah, probably at the beginning of next week, I'll be putting in my two weeks notice and then go full time at my newer job, where I am much happier, even though all I do is make Rice and wash the dishes.Bolts said:
