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Um, women in the Birch show community. Okay. And to me, it didn't strike to my heart because I'm not a woman, technically. Uh-huh. But I thought in reading it that it may be more impactful. You guys, women would have more of an opinion on this than guys. Okay, so if you want to get in on this, 404-741 Q100, the article is called, I don't want my daughter to be fat. Okay. All right, and I'll post it online at Q100 Atlanta.com. Okay. When my mother and I enrolled my two-year-old daughter in gymnastics, I told the teacher that we hope the class would help break the cycle of fat ass in our family. The instructor laughed, and I didn't mean to be funny. As far back as I can

trace, the women on my mother's side of the family have been overweight. My mom was heavy, over 200 pounds

for much of her life. Her mom was heavy, and I heard my great-grandmother was heavy, too.

As a kid, I was always embarrassed by my mom's girth, and yet I was chubby, too.

I was teased about it constantly, and I developed a pretty warped body image.

When puberty hit, I started to suffer from what I like to call Monica Lewinsky syndrome.

I made up from my full figure by being funny, sexy, and giving really good...

You know what I'm talking about. It's not like I was unattractive.

I had had a lot of boyfriends, but I do think that part of what they were attracted to was the fact that I was easy,

and I was easy because I felt like I couldn't stand not to be. As I grew up, I started to get a handle on my eating and my self-image.

Although my weight went up and down

throughout my teens and 20s, I learned to love my body at any weight and consequently was a lot

pickier about who I shared my body with. Once I had a baby and got married, yes in that order,

I got pretty complacent about my figure. I'm now heavier than I've ever been and I'd be

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