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Nothing about my life makes enough sense to put in a description. But Hello. My name is Alayna Rose Alonge. I'm still a teenager but not for long. So good luck figuring that one out. My blog makes no sense because I'm a very eclectic person. So, if you follow me, kudos.
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snowwhitefair: my dear prince, come find me, and take me away by: Dralmy
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sjxavier: Snow White. Inspired by J.Scott Campbell.
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bonjourmadamegateau: It’s been fives years since I weighed just 90 pounds. I’m so blessed that I was strong enough to move forward with my life instead of being consumed by my obsession with exercise and this specific and controlled way of eating. This is not a story I tell often. Really only the people close to me are the ones who know it, but lately I have felt this calling to speak up about eating disorders. I follow a lot of fashion blogs and I have come to realize that many of the girls I follow are not only into the clothing, but are wanting their bodies to be as tiny as some of the models they post pictures of. What they don’t realize is that these women are very, very tall and for the most part are naturally that size. Though in recent years many models have admitted to having eating disorders or have died from them. In reality only about 3-7 percent (somewhere along those lines) of the worlds population is naturally that tall and thin. This ideal that one needs to be that small is unrealistic. If you are thinking that you need to be a size zero to be pretty, then please watch the documentaries “Killing Us Softly” by Jean Kilbourne about advertising and the ways photos are manipulated to the point that sometimes the person you are seeing isn’t even a person that exists in society. Advertisers go as far as taking different features from several people to make one photo. Beauty is relative. Everyone has a different idea of what is beautiful. Love yourself because you are the only person like you. You are unique and you should take pride in that. It’s not worth it to suffer to be “skinny.” Be yourself. Be a human being, not “skinny.” I can tell you from my own experience that being skinny was the most miserable time of my life. I was depressed, lonely, scared, angry, and physically exhausted. And all the while  I had to function in society and try to hide that I had a problem because what I was doing was not normal nor was it healthy. Being skinny brought me nothing but misery and it was a long journey back. It’s hard to find yourself again when you get that caught up and that lost in the cycle. I don’t know if I would have been able to turn my life around if I hadn’t gone to the doctor and been told how low my heart rate was from being so thin and that I was anemic and my liver enzymes were messed up. My body was slow shutting down, so I had to decide whether or not I wanted to live or die. Being skinny is not important. Being healthy is. And so is being happy and loving who you are. Be the best and healthiest person that you can. Stop comparing yourself to others. We will never get to be anybody else. We have to wake up everyday in the body we are given, so think of at least one reason everyday why you are grateful to be yourself. Or even better think of 2. One personal quality that you enjoy that you have and one thing you like about your body, then anytime you start to think something negative about yourself stop and remember those qualities and remind yourself how blessed you are. 
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teenydinosaurs: Snow White Fairytale by ~Pearlylein
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I struggle with major body issues and anorexia. The song Finn sang in the episode Freak City when he was a foot inspires me to keep fighting, accept my body for what it is, and to not give up on life. I don’t know what I’d do without Adventure Time. ^^This Oh. My. Gosh. I thought I was the only one
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