Emilywalters_journal #3 Emily looks like a milk maid with her sloppy Dutch braid

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megsmagoo said:
Do 4 year olds usually drink tea? I don’t have kids or drink tea so not sure if this is the norm lol
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I wasn’t brought up drinking tea so I think the same as you but my aunty would make my cousins tea all the time and i remember that as far back as young as 6 Years old and they were same age. Even her grandchildren now she’ll make tea for 🤣

I think it’s strange but that’s because I hate tea haha!
 
Where's the proof those ARE the sizes she claims? She's happy one minute being extremely fat, parading herself on the beach claiming to be happy, then she was wanting to lose weight, and actually did lose a bit, so celebrated losing 7.5lbs by scoffing sweets and gaining probably more than 1.5lbs - these people pick and choose their lies in order to suit what they're trying to get their followers to engage in... 🙄
 
Pumpkinpie0991 said:
I wasn’t brought up drinking tea so I think the same as you but my aunty would make my cousins tea all the time and i remember that as far back as young as 6 Years old and they were same age. Even her grandchildren now she’ll make tea for 🤣

I think it’s strange but that’s because I hate tea haha!
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Ha I hate tea as well, I always thought it was kinda bad for your teeth so not sure why you would give it to young kids 🤷🏻‍♀️
 
Miss_Becs said:
Where's the proof those ARE the sizes she claims? She's happy one minute being extremely fat, parading herself on the beach claiming to be happy, then she was wanting to lose weight, and actually did lose a bit, so celebrated losing 7.5lbs by scoffing sweets and gaining probably more than 1.5lbs - these people pick and choose their lies in order to suit what they're trying to get their followers to engage in... 🙄
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These pages encourage unhealthy behaviour, she craves attention, remembers all the attention she got when she successfully lost weight so she puts it back on in the hope of regaining that success. Lots of SW accounts on insta have the same problem, once they’ve lost the weight they feel like there not relevant anymore so put it all back on to start again. It’s really quite sad 😔
 
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Little Baby Nothing said:
I'm probably going to get some flack for this but I get really annoyed at people making obesity glamorous. It's unhealthy, there's no getting away from that. They might be fit and healthy currently but it's not going to stay that way.
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Nope, I completely agree! I was healthy before I lost my 4.5 stone, had no medical issues, but I know they'd have come sooner than later. I felt a fat mess, was out of puff and struggled with my back and knees, so in that respect I wasn't healthy. As long as the ££££'s keep rolling in and they get fawned over, they'll continue as they are. 🙄
 
Little Baby Nothing said:
I'm probably going to get some flack for this but I get really annoyed at people making obesity glamorous. It's unhealthy, there's no getting away from that. They might be fit and healthy currently but it's not going to stay that way.
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I mean I have a lot of weight to lose and I’m trying my best but it’s slow. In the meantime I don’t particularly want to dress in brown sacks nor feel like tit for the way I look so I do actually quite like it when others who are big talk about style and body confidence. It doesn’t mean us fatties want to stay that way nor that people think obesity is healthy. But there are usually massive issues and complexities at play and as much as people try it is really hard to lose a lot of weight. I really admire people who have managed it and kept it off.

I think this whole glamourising obesity thing is a bit unfair, no one is going to become obese on purpose because they think it’s the in thing (not talking about the small percentage of weirdos who do e.g the ones who sit on men to get them off). People struggle for years or even their whole lives and they should be allowed to feel beautiful.
 
a.pain said:
I mean I have a lot of weight to lose and I’m trying my best but it’s slow. In the meantime I don’t particularly want to dress in brown sacks nor feel like tit for the way I look so I do actually quite like it when others who are big talk about style and body confidence. It doesn’t mean us fatties want to stay that way nor that people think obesity is healthy. But there are usually massive issues and complexities at play and as much as people try it is really hard to lose a lot of weight. I really admire people who have managed it and kept it off.

I think this whole glamourising obesity thing is a bit unfair, no one is going to become obese on purpose because they think it’s the in thing (not talking about the small percentage of weirdos who do e.g the ones who sit on men to get them off). People struggle for years or even their whole lives and they should be allowed to feel beautiful.
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Oh yeah, I completely agree. Everyone is beautiful in their own way and of course allowed to feel beautiful. The majority though, like yourself are trying to lose weight because I'm sure they know the problems they are likely to have in the future. I just think they should talk about that more instead of saying you're fine the way you are. No one mentions the aching joints, the getting out of breath and type two diabetes.
 
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