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Hi !

I don't think you are being too sensitive. Your feelings are real and

shouldn't be minimized by those who haven't an idea of how it feels to be

belittled like that.

Get aquainted with the movie, " Tank Girl. " :) Lori Petty stars as a

humorous and gorgeous rebel woman in a post-apocalyptic world. (Based on

the comic book of the same name.) She's pretty, witty, doesn't take $#%@

off anyone, and drives a big tank!

Maybe you can transform into another kind of, " Tank Girl. " *grin* Take a

negative and claim it as your positive!

My best!!!

Jenn in Vancouver, WA

MGB 11-1-00 (down 28 Lbs at 1 month)

I wanna grow up to be, " Tank Girl!! "

wrote:

<<<<My mom tells me I am too sensitive when my

brother calls me " tank " !!! It does make you wonder after being told that

for years... After I have the surgery and lose weight I will be able to

tell him that " Tank " is gone forever and " Brick House " is now in

residence!!!>>>>

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Ms. Jenn,

WOW 28 pounds in a month, I wanna be you by the end of Feb. That

Insurance company better approve me or I will remove my contacts and

drive thru their parking lot at quitting time!!!! Hey maybe I can get

some eye surgery out of it as well!!!

Thanks for the support!!! My brother is a creep anyway!! I am part of a

family where there is not much fat. They haven't got a clue about what

it feels like. I wonder sometimes how I grew up in this family, maybe

it's like the ugly duckling story and I will grow out of this fat and

emerge some kinda " Babe " !! You think?... Well, at least thinner...

I really am emotionally healthy about this in a freakish way. You

know..., Mental Health Counselor heal thyself!!! I have a hard time

trying to come to terms with my size. Kind of like a large dog puppy who

grows big and still acts like they are small. I keep getting stuck on

those darn rides at the amusement parks and trying to do things I am too

big now to do. I have learned not to chew on the furniture and I have

been housetrained. Unfortunately, I think I still can sit in my

husband's lap. Ouch!!!!

Thats probably why I am in Mental Health or at least was before I was

fired by a supervisor who did not want me to finish my degree.

Seriously, I do feel that it is important to reach out to others who are

in pain and give them unconditional positive regard. That's what I want

and my Dad always told me to live by the golden rule. If we can't accept

our MGB peer's feelings of rejection and isolation how can we accept our

own?

I will have to catch that movie sometime. Imagine that, I am famous!!!

The only problem is that I am not very assertive!!

I also drive a mini-van (now that I think about it, I do kinda drive like

I think I am in a tank!!). people do seem to get out of my path.

Oh well, I need to get off this soap box, before I fall off!!

Thanks again, Hugs and my Prayers :-)

On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 06:05:01 " Ms Jenn " writes:

> Hi !

>

> I don't think you are being too sensitive. Your feelings are real

> and

> shouldn't be minimized by those who haven't an idea of how it feels

> to be

> belittled like that.

>

> Get aquainted with the movie, " Tank Girl. " :) Lori Petty stars as

> a

> humorous and gorgeous rebel woman in a post-apocalyptic world.

> (Based on

> the comic book of the same name.) She's pretty, witty, doesn't take

> $#%@

> off anyone, and drives a big tank!

>

> Maybe you can transform into another kind of, " Tank Girl. " *grin*

> Take a

> negative and claim it as your positive!

>

> My best!!!

> Jenn in Vancouver, WA

> MGB 11-1-00 (down 28 Lbs at 1 month)

> I wanna grow up to be, " Tank Girl!! "

>

>

> wrote:

> <<<<My mom tells me I am too sensitive when my

> brother calls me " tank " !!! It does make you wonder after being told

> that

> for years... After I have the surgery and lose weight I will be able

> to

> tell him that " Tank " is gone forever and " Brick House " is now in

> residence!!!>>>>

>

>

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> Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download :

> http://explorer.msn.com

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I agree, I don't think you're being too sensitive. As a mother, I am surprised

by your mom thinking that it's okay for your brother to do this. Someday, your

brother will realize how hurtful he was by calling you that. All I know to say

is that your Mom must not have a weight problem and she doesn't even appear to

understand. Maybe you should talk with her about it. Bottom line... Even IF

you were being sensitive, if it hurts you, your brother should be told to quit.

That's my 2 cents worth. Thinking of you, Shelley

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,

I just posted, and after reading another post from you realized your brother

isn't a child, but a married " man. " He only acts like a child. I think I'd

just stay away from him. He sounds like he has some serious problems anyway...

trying to kill you as a child. Wow, that's scary.

Shelley

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