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The Weigh We Were

March 28, 2008 by angelique  
Filed under Women's Health

It’s annoying at best, overwhelming at worst, this preoccupation with weight so many of us have.

I can’t even get away from it by looking at photographs. 

Somehow, I can always remember my exact (or almost exact) weight in all photos from about age 12 until now.  I’m serious.  It’s strange.

I don’t even recall many of the faces or places or dates or times of the pics, but I know damn well that I weighed “x” amount of pounds.

Of course, I keep those things to myself, but they still weigh on me.  (pun intended)

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5 Responses to “The Weigh We Were”
  1. DG says:

    I have a good idea about that too, and sadly when I see pictures of myself when I was heavier, I have no rational distance from that time. I see the photo and think, “that’s what I look like!” even though I’m as much as 75 pounds lighter now. Annoying and overwhelming for sure.

  2. angelique says:

    I understand and share that irrationality about the “distance” factor. It’s peculiar; I look in the mirror and do not see what others see. I suppose I might never, and that’s okay as long as I don’t allow it to affect my confidence… too much.

  3. Diet Pepsi Girl says:

    I do this with photos from age 14 on, but also seasons and months of each year. You can name a random time – say July 2001 – and I’ll tell you exactly what I weighed then.

  4. angelique says:

    DPG:

    Did you ever have an ED? Or could this be somethat that some of us just do?

    Thanks for commenting!

  5. Diet Pepsi Girl says:

    Yeah, I had and still have one (anorexia/bulimia). Sometimes I don’t know if I’ll ever get fully recovered…

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