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Tuesday, February 1, 2011 | post a comment {0}

Randomly, as I was going to do my biweekly weighing of myself, I half-realized something that everyone probably already did in like, second grade. But its well known that I'm a lil' slow, so bear with me. You know how women go "Oh, I would never step on a scale with my clothes on! It adds at least 2 pounds. What a nightmare!" ? Yes, that. I was thinking about that while I was stepping on the scale.

ANYWAYS.

Let's take a ride on my thought process train:

1) You take off your clothes in order to "shed" 2 lbs in order to be a certain number of pounds.
2)You then think your number of pounds define you and how skinny you are.
3) You then proceed to wear sweats that do nothing for your figure, eating ice cream and complaining about how fat you are.

If your weight is so easily influenced by the clothes you wear, then why rely on that to decide whether you're the way you want to look? Why is it that we take off our clothes to get a number that should have nothing to do with feeling good about how we look and what we wear? (Well. In theory. I dunno if y'all are wear clothes all the time)

Anyways, just a random though vomit.

Much Love, Vicki.

PS, this wasn't directed towards anyone, my little bunnies.