March 20, 2009 By

Shima Shares Metabolic Profile with Amanda

Hi Amanda. I’m 5′1″ and 97 lbs. Some days I love how I look but some days I think that I’m just too skinny. Some of my friends would tell me how skinny I am and it used to make me feel really bad. I always kept quiet and never said anything bad. Then some time ago I thought I won’t let it get to me anymore. I mean, some days I still hate how I look but there’s nothing I can change about it. I eat a lot but I just don’t gain weight.
So now whenever a friend told me how skinny I am, I’d just say ‘So? It beats trying to get thin and failing’. You see, the friends who’s been calling me skinny are actually the ones who are on diet, and one is even skinnier than I am!

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