Mon 21 Nov 2005
I went to dinner last nite with my parents and my godbro’s parents. As soon as I walked into the restaurant where I was meeting them, the conversation turned to my recent weight gain. My godbro’s mother had lost some weight recently by simply cutting out white rice from her diet, and she said she was like me. My mom said no, not like me, because I gained weight recently. “Did she?” godbro’s mom said looking at me skeptically. I admitted to the 15-lb weight gain. My dad said his theory on my weight gain is that it has to do with my present emotional well-being. He then turned to me and said, “You’re happy, aren’t you?” I said I am. The weight gain did coincide rather suspiciously with my dating Mr. W. “I’d rather have you like this and happy than skinny and miserable,” he said. The godbro’s parents agreed, saying that I’m fine the way I am so the elevated mood is well worth the weight gain, altho my mom interrupted by saying that I should still watch the pounds for health reasons and I should make more effort to lose the weight.
So the moral of the dinner is that my dad’s happy for me and my mom still thinks I’m fat. I’m not really sure what to do with that. I guess liposuction is the answer to everything.
Well I think happiness does have some correlation with weight for many people. I like the way your dad views. And you’re not fat! Gosh, you really don’t need the liposuction. But in case you already have the number, I’m happy to get it from you coz my dad thinks I could be thinner! lol
Well, nobody really *needs* liposuction. It just gives quicker results to a person with an underactive thyroid.
You are not fat. Simple as that.
Thanks, Vicky. Hmm…how do I forward a comment from my blog to my mom’s email? …