08-07-2013, 07:12
Tibetan, basically, my reasoning to having someone to look up to with the body I want, is not to covet them and say I want HER body, but it's something that I say, "This is the body that I want to achieve when I'm done working out and with NBE, so it's like a prize, being able to look at that person and think "Someday, I'm gonna look like that." Not that I want to TAKE AWAY what's theirs, but I want to achieve a body that looks like theirs. So to answer your question, no, I wouldn't ever want to actually rob someone of their body through coveting. I do wish I was more in touch with the spirit world as you are, my dad used to be a long time ago, but he comes from a family of witches and warlocks, so it's understandable.
Babakins, thanks so much! I'm going to start working harder!(:
AbiDrew and all, we all have a different perspective of what the perfect body is, and some place their sights on a goal that they could never achieve, whether it be because of height difference, or overall frame difference; such as, tall girls wish to be short, short girls wish to have a few more inches added to their height, while a sknny girl looks in the mirror wishes with all their might that she could have the curves like Kim Kardashian, and really, it's unfortunate, because all of our bodies are made differently, and are perfect in our own, but since we have a twisted sense of what perfect is, we will forever be trying to make our curly hair straight, our dark skin light, our wide waist thin. Because society decides what is beautiful, we will be robbed of the love that we should have of ourselves, because that 1% of people that we look up to, and some, covet, we will NEVER be them. No matter how we try. We will never be exactly like them. We can only be the best versions of OURSELF, not anyone else. Can we make ourselves look better? Yes. We will never be anyone else, but we can be the best us we could ever be.
I will never be Kelly Brook, but with hard work and dedication, I will someday look similar to her, but different in my own way.
Is this making sense to anyone? Or am I just rambling?
BustyBabe, what the heck, that model has my exact nipples O.O that's so weird. If only I had the booby meat to match(;
Babakins, thanks so much! I'm going to start working harder!(:
AbiDrew and all, we all have a different perspective of what the perfect body is, and some place their sights on a goal that they could never achieve, whether it be because of height difference, or overall frame difference; such as, tall girls wish to be short, short girls wish to have a few more inches added to their height, while a sknny girl looks in the mirror wishes with all their might that she could have the curves like Kim Kardashian, and really, it's unfortunate, because all of our bodies are made differently, and are perfect in our own, but since we have a twisted sense of what perfect is, we will forever be trying to make our curly hair straight, our dark skin light, our wide waist thin. Because society decides what is beautiful, we will be robbed of the love that we should have of ourselves, because that 1% of people that we look up to, and some, covet, we will NEVER be them. No matter how we try. We will never be exactly like them. We can only be the best versions of OURSELF, not anyone else. Can we make ourselves look better? Yes. We will never be anyone else, but we can be the best us we could ever be.
I will never be Kelly Brook, but with hard work and dedication, I will someday look similar to her, but different in my own way.
Is this making sense to anyone? Or am I just rambling?
BustyBabe, what the heck, that model has my exact nipples O.O that's so weird. If only I had the booby meat to match(;