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SGAP Podcast - Episode 1 - Part 2 - Mothers and Daughters

**POSITIVES** These questions will focus on the positive aspects of the relationship between you and your mother. If you have nothing positi

Thank you to everyone who responded to the last survey! I am in the process of recording and I will hopefully be launching in a few weeks. To balance out last time, I have a survey of questions about POSITIVE MOTHER-DAUGHTER RELATIONSHIPS! woo!

Please respond if you feel comfortable, and please signal boost regardless. Thank you!

[skinnyproblems]

I'm so glad to find somewhere with people that I can relate to. Thanks for remaining so civil with people who claim we have no issues, and being so supportive of us.

Aw, thank you so much. I appreciate this message.

[skinnyproblems]

Thank god for this blog. I'm 5'4" and usually I'm around 100 lbs. People always bug me about eating and say I should exercise less. I have larger breasts and always get asked if they're real. People bug me about my thigh gql and my ribs. Thank you.

Welcome home! :)

[skinnyproblems]

I'm 5'8", 109 lbs. Stupid people always say that I have it so easy cause I'm thin, yet they are the ones that make it hard for me. I love your blog, it makes me feel so much better <3

xxx

[skinnyproblems]

My whole life, I've never been able to break 100lbs, and I'm relatively flat-chested, androgynous. When I was in elementary school, I was made fun of because I was thin. I've never felt like I was a real woman because I don't have curves. I've even been denied medication for ADHD because I look too thin, even though I can't help it and I eat fine. When I look in the mirror naked, I hate that my ribs show, that my arms are small, that I look 15. I guess what I'm saying is thank you for this blog.

ugh, so glad you found this blog. welcome home, beautiful :) xxx

[skinnyproblems]

thank you for making this blog, it makes me feel happy that i'm not the only one who feels this way :)

You’re welcome xxxx

[skinnyproblems]

Just recently I started to love myself, these days I saw a picture of a really attractive thin woman on instagram, noticed that she had stretch marks on her breast area... I loved myself a bit more after that, not because I felt "better" than her (I am not one of those curvy-nazi ones), but because she was stunning... And the stretch marks did not make her less stunning than she is, that made me see that my own stretch marks do not reduce me to anything, I am beautiful too, with or without that!

I love you! <3 Amazing… messages like this make me glad to run this blog. I’m so glad.

[skinnyproblems]

I come on here nearly everyday to see the new things you've posted and I'm really glad that there are people out there that understand and know what it feels like to be shamed for being thin. At first I thought I was being ridiculous because none of my friends validated my feelings, but now I know that despite what others may think, I'm entitled to feel the way I feel about my body, and that I as a skinny girl have every right to feel insecure because no matter my size I am human.

100% every right.