Member Since: December 15, 2004
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Last Update: December 18, 2004
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This kid in my school, Danny, he knows I had an eating disorder problem, so I lost a really lot of weight; but everytime he sees me he makes some sort of rude comment. They all tend to be toward my weight. For instance at lunch I asked my friend if they had any money I could borrow because I left mine at home, and he said something rude like "What for lunch? Looks like you've eaten enough". Which totaly goes over my head because I've lost about 60lbs since the begining of last summer. So, how should I confront him, or should I not even bother I know theres got to be a way to shut him up without having to bring the principal into it or anything like that. Or should I just resort to that? (link)
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He probably doesn't know how to relate to you. He found something to annoy you before you lost weight. He probably got a reaction from you when he made those comments about your weight. Now, that you've lost weight, he still wants to get a reaction out of you, but the only way is to still talk about your weight, which you don't have a problem with anymore. So, talk to him, find out things from him that interest him, and just talk to him, who knows, maybe he could be a real neat person to get to know.
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