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ollyfeatherhead
Jun 22, 2012, 06:20 PM
Hello! My name is Olivia. I am starting a new school in August, and I am very nervous. I am a person that has a problem with being uncomfortable in clothes. If the slightest thing feels wrong, I throw a tantrum. It just feels horrible. One time, I didn't like how a pair of jeans felt on me, so I went down to the school nurse, and asked her to send me home. I started breaking down and getting really upset. I don't know what's wrong with me, I'm just weird.

Anyway, since then I have worn sweatpants almost everyday of my life. I have started wearing shorts, but I try to wear them when I am not seeing anybody that day. I am in the average weight for my age, but I still don't like how I look. I get laughed at for wearing sweatpants. For my new school, I want to wear something different. But the problem is, I feel uncomfortable in everything and don't like my body. Do you have any suggestions for what I should wear? Thanks!!

ollyfeatherhead
Jun 22, 2012, 06:37 PM
Okay so my mother is OBSESSED with fat. I am in the average weight for my age, but I do look a little chunky because I am shorter than the average height for my age.

My mother is underweight for a 51-year-old. She has been a nurse for thirty years. I probably go on the computer for three hours a day. The rest of the day, I sleep, play an instrument, work out a really tiny bit, maybe read, and play volleyball outside. But because of how I look, my mother CONSTANTLY tries to force me to get on our treadmill and eliptical. She tells me she wants to "get rid of my belly." She accuses me of being on the computer all day long, but she wouldn't know because she works for 12 hours each day.

Because of all the things I do, this reduces my appetite. For this, I usually don't eat until 7:00 p.m. And then maybe at 10, I'll have a fruit or vegetable. She gets mad at me for this too, because in the past I have thrown up in the middle of the night from eating that late. But that was when I was really little and I would eat junk and lay down which would increase my weight and make me puke. But I only eat fruits/vegetables that late now.

She says many insulting remarks about how I look, and the only thing she EVER talks to me about is how I should lose weight. She yells at me of she catches me trying to have a sweet now and then, and I can't get take out from restaurants that I like because they are "greasy" and "do produce". Is this bullying? If it is, I'm sick and tired of it. I have tried to talk to her about it, but she only says that she's trying to help me and that she is doing nothing wrong. Is she right? Am I overreacting? I have told her that she makes me feel fat and lazy, but she says that she's helping me. What should I do?

Wondergirl
Jun 22, 2012, 06:42 PM
First of all, you are starving yourself to death by eating only at 7 each evening, Your body is getting rid of muscle and keeping any fat cells to live on. You need to change how and what you eat. If your mother is a nurse, she should have no problem taking you to a nutritionist who will work with you on an eating plan. And now I understand your clothing question. You actually have a body image problem, not a clothing problem.

C0bra_M3nace
Jun 22, 2012, 06:59 PM
Go see a psychiatrist, because hating the way you look to this extent is not normal.

Fr_Chuck
Jun 22, 2012, 07:10 PM
Throwing a trantrum ? Sorry that is 6 year olds You get the clothes and start wearing some now, if you can wear them you wear them. You are often judged by others ( not that it matters) by how you dress, if you dress sloppy you will be judged that way, you dress nice you will be looked on better.

Homegirl 50
Jun 22, 2012, 07:11 PM
I have merged these two threads to better understand what is going on.

Wondergirl
Jun 23, 2012, 02:34 PM
Please don't start new threads with the same question. Homegirl has already merged two of your threads.

Respond to the answers you have already gotten.

ollyfeatherhead
Jun 25, 2012, 06:36 PM
Thanks to all of you for listening, but this question is about what you suggest I wear as pants for my new school. Please don't judge me if you are going to answer my page, Just please answer my question.

Alty
Jun 25, 2012, 06:40 PM
You have gotten answers, great answers.

I suggest you read them.

You throw a fit over clothes. That's not something a young teen does. It's something a young child does. So either get over it, or wear sweats. We can't do anything about how you feel.

Have you ever been tested for Aspergers, or Autism?

JudyKayTee
Jun 25, 2012, 06:54 PM
Stay in the sweatpants. It's a far better choice than wearing something else and having tantrums in a new school.

ollyfeatherhead
Jun 29, 2012, 07:27 PM
Okay so recently I broke up with my boyfriend and my best friend started to flirt with him and all and was ignoring me. You can read more about that in my other questions..

Okay so recently she just texts me one day later in the month and says, "hey." Now this really pisses me off because she just expects to show up and expect everything to be okay. Then we started to talk on the phone and text. But, not as much as we used to. I told myself that I could never love her, (like a sister), like I did. It would never be the same for me after what she put me through.

So one time, I text her, "If **** asked you out, what would you say?" (**** is my ex boyfriend but I don't want to put his name)
She said; "To be honest, I would love to but I couldn't do that to you"
And then I said: "You can, but just give me some time, please. We broke up a month ago and it still hurts."
So she just said: "I understand".
This is the sum of our conversation a week later:
A week later, I ask her, "were you going to go out with **** when we stopped talking?
Her: No. I was just mad at you at the time. So I thought that that would make you mad but I didn't know it would make you like this.
Me: How could you do that to me? I went through hell for weeks! I didn't have ONE person to talk to!
Her: Well sorry. I'll ask my Mom if we can go to Cedar Point this weekend.
Me: I don't think I want to go with you, you are NOT my friend after what you have done.
Her: Whatever. I don't know what went wrong with us, Olivia.
Then, I felt really bad, (I've been following her around like a puppy since we were little because I thought I wanted to be her best friend which I achieved but I still followed her around), so I made a list that took up three whole messages of confessions and "I'm sorry's".
Her: Apology unaccepted.
Me: That wasn't an apology. That was something to get off my chest. I'm now free, I don't have to deal with that anymore. I'm free!
Her: Yeah right. Oh you are SO self centered yeah you're free, what about me?
Me: YOU'RE the selfish one! You have done bad stuff in our friendship too! You're acting like you were a little angel! If you wanted to be free, you would make a list like me.
Her: Yeah no.
Me: I'm letting out my little Smeagol and killing my inner Gollum! Oh, and sorry for being a Lord of The Rings Freak. That's all.
Her: You forgot "sorry for the drama" Oh and get rid of the Lord of the Ring's part. Just freak. That's all.
Me: Listen, this could have ended so much smoother. You don't have to go calling me names.
Her: I'm just calling you what you are. Now I'm going to shut my phone off so it can rest because it's so tired of your bullsh*t. My poor, poor phone.

After that, I went in the bathroom and cried a little bit. She's been my best friend for as long as I can remember. I can't trust her anymore, I don't want t be her friend. But she was my only TRUE friend. Or as I thought she was. What should I do? What did I do wrong? What did she do wrong? Thanks for listening! Buh-Bye! :)

Homegirl 50
Jun 29, 2012, 07:41 PM
Your friend flirted with your boyfriend because she was upset with you about something. She didn't date him, she told you she would not have.
She apologized, so get over it!

odinn7
Jun 29, 2012, 08:20 PM
Yeah... I think when you jumped her for her telling you she did it to upset you... that's where you went wrong.

To be fair, it seems both of you could have handled the whole thing a little better but neither of you did. So now, because of this, you have what has happened here.

Homegirl 50
Jun 29, 2012, 08:26 PM
You either get over it or leave your best friend alone, and over what?
Think about it!

ollyfeatherhead
Jun 30, 2012, 08:34 AM
Hello! My name is Olivia. I am starting a new school in August, and I am very nervous. I am a person that has a problem with being uncomfortable in clothes. If the slightest thing feels wrong, I throw a tantrum. It just feels horrible. One time, I didn't like how a pair of jeans felt on me, so I went down to the school nurse, and asked her to send me home. I started breaking down and getting really upset. I don't know what's wrong with me, I'm just weird.

Anyways, since then I have worn sweatpants almost everyday of my life. I have started wearing shorts, but I try to wear them when I am not seeing anybody that day. I am in the average weight for my age, but I still don't like how I look. I get laughed at for wearing sweatpants. For my new school, I want to wear something different. But the problem is, I feel uncomfortable in everything and don't like my body. Do you have any suggestions for what I should wear? Thanks!!!

Okay I don't REALLY throw TANTRUMS. It's not like I bang my fists around and scream.

ollyfeatherhead
Jun 30, 2012, 08:35 AM
I just tear up a little bit and feel horrible. The back of my throat swells up.

Homegirl 50
Jun 30, 2012, 08:51 AM
Personally, I think you should wear what you feel comfortable in. Be you, not who others think or want you to be.

Wondergirl
Jun 30, 2012, 08:55 AM
Are there other things that seem to drive you wild at times, things about yourself or about other people or even about happenings/events in your life?

JudyKayTee
Jun 30, 2012, 08:56 AM
Are your only choices jeans and sweatpants? There are lots of other cuts and fabrics.

I agree with Wondergirl - are there other issues?

Alty
Jun 30, 2012, 12:14 PM
I'd still like an answer to my question;


Have you ever been tested for Aspergers, or Autism?

JudyKayTee
Jun 30, 2012, 03:18 PM
I think this is another case where someone post one things ("I throw tantrums"), gets asked questions, changed the "tantrum" statement and never provides any other info.

Homegirl 50
Jun 30, 2012, 03:49 PM
This is the same girl whose mother is obsessed about her weight. She has so many threads going it's hard to keep up. When she does not like answers she seems to post another question.

JudyKayTee
Jun 30, 2012, 03:57 PM
In general I think you have to get over yourself. Is this question as truthful as your other threads?

I think all questions NEED to be combined - OP asks, gets questioned or doesn't like the answer and moves on to another question.

Homegirl 50
Jun 30, 2012, 04:04 PM
I have merged your threads.
Do not start another one.
All of your problems stem from the same thing. You need to get over yourself.
Stop taking everything so personal.

ollyfeatherhead
Jul 1, 2012, 02:10 PM
This is the same girl whose mother is obsessed about her weight. She has so many threads going it's hard to keep up. When she does not like answers she seems to post another question.

It's not that. I'm a little new to this website. I don't know exactly how to make separate questions. Find out the truth before you judge me, "Homegirl50".

ollyfeatherhead
Jul 1, 2012, 02:16 PM
I have merged your threads.
Do not start another one.
All of your problems stem from the same thing. You need to get over yourself.
Stop taking everything so personal.

Oh, and another thing. I can do whatever I want. I know you think I'm not a very good person. I am okay with that. But if you don't like me, or my questions, then get off them.

ollyfeatherhead
Jul 1, 2012, 02:18 PM
In general I think you have to get over yourself. Is this question as truthful as your other threads?

I think all questions NEED to be combined - OP asks, gets questioned or doesn't like the answer and moves on to another question.

I'm sorry, I'm somewhat new to this website and I'm not sure how to make separate questions. And it's not helping that some reponses from people that don't understand are being a bit judgemental. Thank you for answering my question and have a nice day.

ollyfeatherhead
Jul 1, 2012, 02:22 PM
I'd still like an answer to my question;

I don't have to answer anything. I am somewhat new to this website and do not know how to start new questions properly, without putting them on my other questions by accident. I'm sick of the judgement from people who do not understand and who do not bother to try and help me understand my questions, or how to post a question correctly. Thank you, and have a very nice day.

JudyKayTee
Jul 1, 2012, 02:43 PM
Oh, and another thing. I can do whatever I want. I know you think I'm not a very good person. I am okay with that. But if you don't like me, or my questions, then get off of them.

No, you can't do whatever you want on AMHD.

You also can't dictate who will answer your questions and in what manner. If you only want to hear from people who will agree with you, ask your friends. I do notice that your best friend calls you a freak so I don't know where that leaves your other friends.

All we know about you is what you've posted - you either throw tantrums or you don't. You've posted both. Our entire picture of you is through YOUR posts. We ask questions which you don't answer. I don't know what you're hiding from.

I suspect your problems are less about the pants you are wearing and more about your attitude.

ollyfeatherhead
Jul 1, 2012, 05:03 PM
No, you can't do whatever you want on AMHD.

You also can't dictate who will answer your questions and in what manner. If you only want to hear from people who will agree with you, ask your friends. I do notice that your best friend calls you a freak so I don't know where that leaves your other friends.

All we know about you is what you've posted - you either throw tantrums or you don't. You've posted both. Our entire picture of you is through YOUR posts. We ask questions which you don't answer. I don't know what you're hiding from.

I suspect your problems are less about the pants you are wearing and more about your attitude.

Still, nobody has even tried to help me understand how to put different questions which would be a huge help so people don't have to merge threads. And what I meant is that I don't have to stop merging threads just because she says I have to. I don't have any idea how to make different questions, so that's not my problem. And until then, I can post questions on my other questions.

And, by the other statement, I meant that if you don't like who I am or you are going to judge me, and not even answer my questions, then don't post anything on my questions. It's a waste of your time and mine, and can hurt other people. You aren't helping me, so please just don't bother with me. I know that I have problems and I am willing to fix them. But I don't need people like you to tell me that. Thanks for trying to answer my question a point out some things to me. Have a very nice day.

ollyfeatherhead
Jul 1, 2012, 05:07 PM
You have gotten answers, great answers.

I suggest you read them.

You throw a fit over clothes. That's not something a young teen does. It's something a young child does. So either get over it, or wear sweats. We can't do anything about how you feel.

Have you ever been tested for Aspergers, or Autism?

No. I haven't. I do not need an attitude. Sorry for mine.

You have answered my question by saying, "get over it or wear sweats." That's all I needed.

JudyKayTee
Jul 1, 2012, 05:16 PM
Still, nobody has even tried to help me understand how to put different questions which would be a huge help so people don't have to merge threads. And what I meant is that I don't have to stop merging threads just because she says I have to. I don't have any idea how to make different questions, so that's not my problem. And until then, I can post questions on my other questions.

And, by the other statement, I meant that if you don't like who I am or you are going to judge me, and not even answer my questions, then don't post anything on my questions. It's a waste of your time and mine, and can hurt other people. You aren't helping me, so please just don't bother with me. I know that I have problems and I am willing to fix them. But I don't need people like you to tell me that. Thanks for trying to answer my question a point out some things to me. Have a very nice day.

I have no idea what you are talking about. You can't merge threads. Moderators can merge threads. You haven't had any problem opening new threads, asking new questions in the past or, for that matter, adding to an existing thread. What's the problem now?

You DO have to follow AMHD rules "just because she says to." I'm amazed your account hasn't been suspended for your last three posts alone.

People like "you?" What does that mean? You want to be answered by ignorant, illiterate people instead of people like "us." As far as "our" advice hurting other people I'm not aware that anyone else has ever posted about throwing tantrums over wearing certain pants but if anyone ever does, I'll take your advice and not answer.

And once again do NOT presume to dictate who will answer and in what fashion. And the waste of my time is children who post that they can't figure out what type of pants to wear and if the pants are wrong they throw a tantrum but, wait, maybe they don't really throw a tantrum and maybe they can pick out their own pants.

You do need to be tested - Alty is 100% spot on.

ollyfeatherhead
Jul 1, 2012, 05:25 PM
I have no idea what you are talking about. You can't merge threads. Moderators can merge threads. You haven't had any problem opening new threads, asking new questions in the past or, for that matter, adding to an existing thread. What's the problem now?

You DO have to follow AMHD rules "just because she says to." I'm amazed your account hasn't been suspended for your last three posts alone.

People like "you?" What does that mean? You want to be answered by ignorant, illiterate people instead of people like "us." As far as "our" advice hurting other people I'm not aware that anyone else has ever posted about throwing tantrums over wearing certain pants but if anyone ever does, I'll take your advice and not answer.

And once again do NOT presume to dictate who will answer and in what fashion. And the waste of my time is children who post that they can't figure out what type of pants to wear and if the pants are wrong they throw a tantrum but, wait, maybe they don't really throw a tantrum and maybe they can pick out their own pants.

You do need to be tested - Alty is 100% spot on.

Okay, I'll be the mature one and end this conversation and account in your favor.

Fr_Chuck
Jul 1, 2012, 05:45 PM
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