Built Like Karma: The Plus Size Girl's Guide to Comeuppance
“Then I expanded. I wanted to normalize things society calls ‘different.’ Like, being plus-size. I was a plus-size girl technically, and I still am. I’m not a size two or five. Those are what people call thin. Then you have your sevens, tens, twelves, and that’s ‘thick.’ Average U.S. women’s size is fourteen, and somehow that’s considered obese. I used to be way larger than that.”
I pause, smiling a little. “I worked on myself, lost weight, got healthy, but not for them, but for me. For a while, I got too thin because I let society’s noise drown out my happiness. Now? I’m happy. I eat what I want, work it off if I need to. Bread is my weakness, though. That stuff sticks to these thick-ass th
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