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[dear_life______]

If you're wondering where I am, I plan not to use LJ until I get accepted back into a 4 year university, and gain 10 pounds. So the time that I otherwise spend on LJ, will be spent eating or doing school work.

My desired date is hopefully by the end of November, which I will then be back no longer thin, and no longer in a Community college.

Comments

[generaleclectic]

If I cared about it anymore, I would be considered underweight as well. I've been a rather thin guy all my life, you know. Most people would be happy if they were thin like us. Don't worry too much about it, if you can. And I think that advice from one of my forespeakers about excercising is a good one. Good luck with your endeavours :-)
Hope to see you soon in this place.

[secretsquirrel2]

I'm not sure I understand the correlation between using LJ, your status at a university and your physical appearance. I don't need to either since it's your journal and your life and you can do whatever the hell you want, but it does leave me wondering.

Thanks for the update I was just very recently wondering about you since it's been awhile.

Finally while you may not care about a rational approach to such things I do hope your interest in gaining weight is rational. There's nothing wrong with being thin in and of itself any more than it is to be a bit overweight. The most recent medical information I've seen has demonstrated that it's much more important to be fit than it is to be at a "normal" weight. So it doesn't matter if you're a little under or overweight so long as you exercise and eat decently

[dimpet]

Completely agree and nicely said.

[numnesofthbeast]

Hi there :-)

I seem to be putting weight on too. I'm over that 'three day hump' now - getting used to eating multiple times each day. (Unfortunately, an effort to stop all the extra mass going directly into storage backfired when a pair of foreigners underestimated the strength of the October sunshine, which duly transformed their pale arms into kebab-meat.)
Look to the Moon, Miss Dearlife.
I'm confident that you have the strength of will to gain that weight, but I also know that a person's eating habits become so deeply ingrained that it's exceedingly difficult to make a permanent break with the past.
When it's full, it will pull us both a little harder.
But regarding school, I think it's right that you're setting a high priority to getting out of community college, especially as I know how much it'll help your self-esteem.

Finally, perhaps this is selfish (and in my case, hypocritical), but I always want to know what's on your mind, so I really hope you don't leave.

[amrjn1]

Good luck to you in your efforts--I am certain that you will succeed. I look forward to reading you again once you return.

[punch_bees]

that's cool
i go to a community college and im fat