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Question Posted Sunday September 25 2005, 11:59 am

I am NOT fat but I'm not as skinny as I want to be. My mom says I'm getting a butt, what can I do to not add on pounds but not STARVE myself!?

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emster812 answered Sunday September 25 2005, 5:54 pm:
Trade in your cheetos for those carrot sticks! Try cutting out junk food and eat healthier. While eating out look away from the Big Mac and get interested in those salads. They are actually pretty good- Try running. If you have a dog and regularly walk it, you can power walk or run.
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