Fat-bashing people will assume you’ve always been thin, so you’ll overhear some hurtful things that you otherwise wouldn’t have before. “We accept the love we think we deserve,” might seem like a trite aphorism, but Chbosky’s words are so pervasive in part because they’re… true. People won’t be nicer to you just because you lost weight, but they will when you decide exactly what kind of treatment you deserve, and start giving that to yourself. I’ve seen it time and time again: people are always friendliest toward and most attracted to the person who holds themselves well - who has the most self-respect and is kind to themselves (and you can be kind to yourself at any size or weight.) Often, we forget that most people - weight aside- are NOT kind to themselves and thus don’t ATTRACT kindness. … And a lot of that also stems from how kind you are to yourself. I’ve heard tons of stories from friends (both former fat kids, and still overweight individuals) who note some pretty harrowing experiences from people who don’t realize that just because someone is heavier than you deem “acceptable” doesn’t mean they don’t deserve respect, too. People tend to defer to you and give you that much more respect when you fit in with what they deem to be aesthetically agreeable. People are generally kinder to thinner people.Īnd not even just kinder: they’re more accommodating, friendlier and flirtier. On the other side it's the worst when u can't stop the run.1. When u don't have to worry about the run and sit back and get picks all day. And don't get me wrong I have run into guys I've had to go heavier on the pass than I like but I never completely give up on the run, those are my favorite kids to play. I'm no expert but I've had lots of success this year with this philosophy. Ricky can handle most the load but having another horse to sprinkle in can help out big time. Big Part of how I play is having 2 solids RBs your confident with so u can keep them fresh. I have a few tricky slow developing runs in there but for the most part I keep it simple with dives and powers out of single back attaching the line and happy to get 3,4,5 yards at a time knowing that eventually I'll bust for bigger gains or hit them with the play action. I try to ground and pound opponents and play great D. Also have gold macadoo at coach who has power run Chem as well lol. U feel helpless every down and your doneĬolts O wich is a power run playbook and I have tier 2 power run with all 5 linemen, fullback, and RB boosted. On the other side it's the worst when u can't stop the run.

Colts O wich is a power run playbook and I have tier 2 power run with all 5 linemen, fullback, and RB boosted.

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