juicygooseface
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hehe thanks for the compliment on my name
fatty murphy is clearly jealous of ur weight loss
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fatty murphy is clearly jealous of ur weight loss
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damn right, its about time he took some of the shine away from u, any brighter and youd need a socket put in ur bum :giggle: xxxx
Shut up man! woman man! (as we say in the northeast) loldamn right, its about time he took some of the shine away from u, any brighter and youd need a socket put in ur bum :giggle: xxxx
LOL !!!!
Shut up man! woman man! (as we say in the northeast) lol
And as for you lady! - words fail me........
yeah right
I've been thinking a lot about this ...
Here's my dilemma. My life turned upside down in 2002 and for the next say - 6-7 years I really went through the mill. It changed me almost completely. These days I am known as a someone who is not intimidated by anyone or anything and who has a reputation for fast, sharp one liners. Ascerbic. Shrewish. You get the idea. The remarks will be against myself as much as anyone else in fairness. Think Jo Brand meets Frankie Boyle.
Now this no-nonsense me came into being at a time I was piling on the lard. A very nasty divorce and an even nastier car crash affected me psychologically and physically. So - what will happen as I shed this weight? The fat has been a kind of shield I admit. Being fat means I can almost be sexless. Outside the loop - a flesh burka. I'm 47 soon - in part losing weight now is connected with feeling it's almost "safe" for me to do so now I'm on the old side.
I don't think I'll revert to the bit of a sap I was before. But will people's attitude towards me change? And how will that affect me? It's rather scary.
"Every so often, I like to stick my head out the window, look up, and smile for a satellite picture."
"I went to a restaurant that serves "breakfast at any time." So I ordered French Toast during the Renaissance."
That's the thing that's bothering me too, Medusa.
When I get to target - who will I be?
I like your phrase "a flesh burka" - that's what I always hid behind, too.
Recently I've had a new identity "the one that's losing all the weight", which, again, has enabled me to focus on one thing, and has been, in away, something else to hide behind.
But, in only 5lb, I won't have that any more, either.
Who will I be????
(Oh, and just so as not to keep this all too deep: it wasn't until his wife died that my father in law went to the audiologist: by this time he was profoundly deaf and needed a very powerful hearing aid. The doctor asked why he hadn't gone before: "Oh, I've managed", he said; "but there's just no point in being deaf any more.")