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Am I considered fat because my thighs are touching each other?
Is it because of the way certain parts wiggle as I walk?
Maybe it's due to my curves or ''rolls''.
Should I change my eating habits - starve just to physically appease to you?
Go on an extreme diet binge and force myself to lose the weight?
Must be hard for a woman of my size to intimidate you..
You look at me and you see a woman who is thick and say I have too much weight.
You get no further than the cover of the book before you judge what is inside.
And while you look at me and suggest I ''lose a few''.
I can't help but think how hard it must be- being you.
Not because of the size of your waist, nor the cup of your bra or the space between your thighs.
But the mentality you keep to judge another, based upon the way that her shirt or her pants hug her.
Aside from those points, even thick I am happier than you.

Yes my thighs touch and certain parts wiggle as I move.
In my eyes I am perfect, every mark, scar and pound.
I love the extra wiggle, the cushion, rolls and pillows.

These stretch marks on my hips that should shame me or cause me to cover, remind me that my body was home to another. This child that is playing and happy lived inside of this imperfect body.
These marks on my breasts that should never be seen, remind me of how she ate during her infancy.
The scar that runs the width of my stomach, bigger than any you would see, that depicts whether or not to wear a bikini, is proof that I gave, selflessly to another, a reminder of my daughter did I birth. I am a mother.

So no I won't be ashamed, of numbers on a scale.
Yes my thighs do touch, and certain parts wiggle as I move.
I also may wear a few sizes bigger than you.
Even if your size is more readily accepted, by other women, men or society standards.

I am happy. Mentally and physically.
I wont live my life by a scale. I wont change who I am or how I look to make anyone else feel better. I am who I am and I look how I look.

I see myself - Every flaw scar and pound.
I won't be ashamed and make extra effort to hide it.
This is my body, ME. And to me i'm perfect and Love it.

Description
Am I considered fat because my thighs are touching each other?
Is it because of the way certain parts wiggle as I walk?
Maybe it's due to my curves or ''rolls''.
Should I change my eating habits - starve just to physically appease to you?
Go on an extreme diet binge and force myself to lose the weight?
Must be hard for a woman of my size to intimidate you..
You look at me and you see a woman who is thick and say I have too much weight.
You get no further than the cover of the book before you judge what is inside.
And while you look at me and suggest I ''lose a few''.
I can't help but think how hard it must be- being you.
Not because of the size of your waist, nor the cup of your bra or the space between your thighs.
But the mentality you keep to judge another, based upon the way that her shirt or her pants hug her.
Aside from those points, even thick I am happier than you.

Yes my thighs touch and certain parts wiggle as I move.
In my eyes I am perfect, every mark, scar and pound.
I love the extra wiggle, the cushion, rolls and pillows.

These stretch marks on my hips that should shame me or cause me to cover, remind me that my body was home to another. This child that is playing and happy lived inside of this imperfect body.
These marks on my breasts that should never be seen, remind me of how she ate during her infancy.
The scar that runs the width of my stomach, bigger than any you would see, that depicts whether or not to wear a bikini, is proof that I gave, selflessly to another, a reminder of my daughter did I birth. I am a mother.

So no I won't be ashamed, of numbers on a scale.
Yes my thighs do touch, and certain parts wiggle as I move.
I also may wear a few sizes bigger than you.
Even if your size is more readily accepted, by other women, men or society standards.

I am happy. Mentally and physically.
I wont live my life by a scale. I wont change who I am or how I look to make anyone else feel better. I am who I am and I look how I look.

I see myself - Every flaw scar and pound.
I won't be ashamed and make extra effort to hide it.
This is my body, ME. And to me i'm perfect and Love it.