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Sometimes I wish I could create my own words to describe how i feel, like autacriated, or solpathetic.
Anonymous asked: You're beautiful. You always have been. From your adorable kindergarten photo to your knockout prom seasons (all of them). Everyone knows it Courtney. Everyone. That person is trying to tear you down for reasons I can't be completely sure of, but by the looks of it it's probably someone suffering from a severe case of envy. So severe they want to wreck you emotionally and hit you where it's gonna hurt. Show 'em up girl, just like you always do.
Thanks, you’re a sweetheart.
Anonymous asked: Seriously, to that previous asker: Shut the fuck up, and actually think before you open your mouth to pretty girls. It's over critical people like you that cause girls to be self-conscious and have terrible self body-image. So please, do the world a favor, and keep your comments to yourself. Especially when talking to a girl as beautiful as this.
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Anonymous asked: In all honesty, you looked better when you were skinnier. Just sayin', because I know you can do it again.
In all honesty, if I’m not happy with the way I look now, I’m sure as hell not going to be happy when I’m starving myself to be what people consider to be aesthetically pleasing. In all honesty, I’d rather be able to run faster, jump higher, and out-athlete most women than worrying about whether or not I’m going to get lightheaded during a workout. I want to be able to play basketball for two hours, not lift weights for 45 minutes. And in all honesty, I don’t give a fuck about what anyone else thinks, I do it for myself. It’s people like you that don’t care about how others feel about themselves. Before you make a comment like this to anyone else, please show some fucking respect to those that try hard to work with what they have and have been through hell and back with their body image. Or at least stop hiding behind a nameless face and tell them in person.
“Is it weird that cars give me girlwood?”
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