humiliation moments
on 6/29/08 5:57 am - Long Beach, CA
Public seating is the worst....airplanes..theatres...ballparks...concerts...they are all made for an "average" sized person (whatever that is!!)....
So sorry this happened to you, and yup, we've all probably "been there done that"....
What the hell where they thinking when they asked for scissors or a knife??? Cut the seats??? Oh my gosh... rude AND ignorant... a winning combination,eh? LOL...
What can you do about these situations? Unfortunately, I don't know of anything...you can get mad at them...but it won't make a difference... you can feel ashamed...but, what's the use? You are doing what you can, and you have lots to be proud of! Losing 63 pounds? Awesome! Pursuing WLS? Courageous!
Hopefully, in a year or so, you'll post a "wow" moment of fitting into those very same seats...
xoxo
another Lori
Riverside, Ca.
340/160
higest/ goal

on 6/29/08 1:07 pm - Long Beach, CA
Connie....my gf is a flight attendant, and she would have moved YOU to first class... not only would the jerk get his way and his "room", but YOU would not have been humiliated!
that flight attendant blew it...sorry you had to live through that...
xoxo
Lori
Hello Lori.....
I has something very close to this. Only mine was at Dizzy Land. I was asked to get out/off of a ride. In front of EVERYONE in the state of calif. OK just felt that, it was bad. I left D-land never went bac****il after I had my surgery, Trust me, you can ask my friends. (S & M) I was scared to try alot of the rides. I was looking ahead at larger then me people to see if they fit. And this was me at 165 pound. Darn near a normal person. I was still scared. Still am at times. But I have been told that I need to STOP!!! thinking like a FFC something I am not nor will be ever be.
Your day will come, when you walk into a place and see a "you" sitting there all worried about who is going to sit next to them. You be that person, walk over sit your skinny butt down, and say "hi" and smile like she was you best friend.
OK it wont help you for last night, but it will help her. I know, because I do that all the time now. I see them relax, and I feel like I done something good, for once.
Sorry for your bad night.
LL