Tightening the Ribbons
“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results”

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results”

Confession time.

Goodness, I’m not even comfortable thinking about this, let alone talking about it. Okay, here we go; I have a skin disease. It’s called acne inversa, and it’s incurable. It’s left scarring in between my breasts, in my groin area and in my armpits. I am absolutely paranoid of anyone seeing it because it really is hideous. It’s a real low blow to my self confidence, and a big reason why I want to lose weight. The heavier a person with this disease is, the worse it gets. I never really worried about it until I started being a little more… active with the opposite sex shall we say? Nothing kills a mood more than having someone see those scars and seeing the look on their face. I want to run away and cry.

So. Why am I bringing this up, you ask? Well I have many reasons, actually:

  1. In addition to the skin post I made previously, I am extremely worried that these scars will remain in addition to flabby skin. I just don’t want to look like a freak.
  2. I am hoping that the condition will get better when I get down to a more healthy weight.
  3. This is a blog where I am comfortable pointing out my flaws, and I just kindof felt the need to talk about it. 

I have more reasons that I can’t quite think about right now… But anyways, thank you all for listening. I promise this blog won’t be a pity party!

My biggest worry?

My skin seems very… I don’t know if flabby is the right word… thin and flabby? Yes, I’m going to go with that. I’m extremely worried that if I lose weight, I will have a bunch of loose skin hanging off my body. I just can’t shake the paranoia of that happening. Any suggestions to avoid it? 

Posting pictures of my insecurities:

  • Arm fat
  • Love handles
  • Flat ass
  • Neck fat 
  • Back fat
  • Lack of neck
  • Wings

-sigh- I’ve got my work cut out for me.