Feelings are hurt
on 10/22/17 1:40 pm
It really sucks when the people are supposed to love us can tear us down.
I would limit your shopping experiences without your mother and grandmother. Go with people that support you regardless of your weight.
Just remember you need to love yourself no matter what size you are. You also deserve to be treated in a way you would treat someone.
Families can be the worst critics.
Just keep thinking about how you will feel after surgery. Make a list of things you will be able to do. Not what you can't do now.
A lot of times families will find other things wrong with us just to critic us. Not just our weight.
Sending good thoughts on your surgery.
on 10/22/17 6:19 pm
I am really sorry your feelings were hurt.
"What you eat in private, you wear in public." --- Kat
I'm sorry that your mom hurt your feelings. You may have to sit down with her someday & tell her how her words hurt you. Sometimes family can be really, really clueless, or cruel, especially if they've never experienced how it feels to be obese.
A mother's word can cut you deeper than any knife ever could. Be strong, don't take it to heart. Easier said than done, just know that you're doing what's best for you.
No one surgery is better than the other, what works for one may not work for another. T-Rebel
I'm sorry your Mom hurt your feelings.
One of the hardest things about being a Mom is seeing your child hurt. We move mountains trying to save our children from any pain. Your Mom sounds supportive and she'd likely be horrified to know she'd hurt your feelings.
Please do tell her. It gives her the chance to make a better relationship with you.