The Date That Taught Me I Didn’t Have to Shrink Myself..

Then he started laughing and explained that his silence had nothing to do with my size. He was nervous. He had been staring because he liked me but didn’t know what to say. He even admitted that on previous dates, he had watched women pretend they weren’t hungry while pushing lettuce around their plates, and he had secretly been hoping I wouldn’t do the same
That simple moment became the best first date I’d had in years. His laughter made me realize how long I had spent making myself smaller at restaurant tables, worrying about how much space I took up and what other people thought. That night, I finally felt like I didn’t have to shrink myself to be worthy of being desired, accepted, or loved…READ MORE BELOW

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