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I’M SORRY. I WANT TO JOIN THE CLUB, TOO. T^T
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When my hip bones or my collar bones are touched at all, I get this sick, panicked feeling inside. I guess it really scares me to touch my bones. Is anybody else like that? Or is it just me?
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If you feel like you’re just seeing the same thinspo over and over again, you could try following a few asian based blogs or posting similar criteria on your own. Because, as I understand it, in Japan, South Korea, and especially China, it is their culture for females to be very tiny and delicate. Not necessarily because they’re just built that way but because there isn’t really a social taboo to freely point out flaws in a stranger. Therefore, there’s a heavier social pressure to look a certain way in those countries.
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SW: 130
GW: 115
UGW: 101
Height: 5'2"
Hello! 19, female. I started this blog because I believe strongly that there is something beautiful in everyone, including myself. I've struggled with my self image my whole life and I'm tired of the constant battle between who I know I am and what I see. No, I do not want my hip bones to protrude six inches or to touch my spine through my navel. I'm not overweight, either. I do, however, want to feel pretty and confident as I am and I think that's something every girl deserves. If you can't understand that, that's okay, you can judge me if you want. I am still determined to do this. DISCLAIMER: I do not promote eating disorders, nor do I have one. However, I do not discriminate sources and follow a wide variety of weightloss blogs regardless of differing opinions/methods.
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