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EPISODE THREE

I came back home from school and I met my sister’s friends at home, they are all plus size girls and we got talking about general stuff, eventually, the discussion drifted to our body size.
They had recently joined a local fitness club at school, organized by a male classmate and they were trying to convince a friend to join them in working out the next day. She vigorously refused and although they tried to convince her, she still wasn’t buying the idea.
I figured probably she was shy because that’s the major reason why I haven’t started working out yet. I feel like the whole world would be watching me and I might look desperate and outright ridiculous. I know it’s the silliest excuse ever; it’s just my lazy ass and my fear of the unknown that keeps formulating these excuses in my head. Writing about it gives me the courage to face whatever fears I have conjured in my head. So, yes, I’d be joining a local fitness group.
Talking about courage, we also talked about what we would do if we realize our body goals, a girl said she would happily take shots for the gram and Facebook; another said she would always be in a swimsuit and I totally would do all of that too. I’d be taking pictures of my abs all day long, I can’t wait to try out all the clothes I’ve had to ignore all these while (lol).
I’d love to hear from you, do you currently have an exercise regime and if you haven’t started one yet, let us know why. What would you do when you’ve achieved your body goals?
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EPISODE TWO 

I decided to follow my mum to the market today, we ran into a family friend, after exchanging pleasantries, the lady started complaining about how big her daughter is becoming. It was an awkward situation for me because I knew eventually I’d be dragged into the discussion, so I kept mute and smiled as often as I could, just maybe my mum would forget to mention the fat daughter beside her (lol).
Of course,I had no such luck, my mum immediately made it clear they had mutual problems, and there I stood helplessly in the middle of the market with no place to hide my face. She further complained that whenever she tried talking to her daughter (like talking could make her loss weight) the girl complained her mum was killing her self-esteem; I couldn’t help but burst out in laughter and the lady asked my mum if she was also killing my self-esteem, my mum shrugged in response.
She further stated that her daughter insisted that she had inherited her body size from her mother and there was absolutely nothing she could do about it. I was lost in thought after then and didn’t even know when we said goodbye and moved along. Her statement got me thinking, if fat is hereditary does that mean there is absolutely no way to curb it? I think change can be achieved, irrespective of the situation; especially, if one is determined.  
How do you react when your body size is being discussed amongst family members or friends? I try to laugh it off, even though sometimes it stings.
I’d love to hear from you and don’t forget to tag others, let’s create a community to help and understand ourselves.


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