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STORY: Even though every story happened to a different person I am going to pretend it happened to one individual named Caroline: (FIRST STORY) In the year 2003 a male clerk tells Caroline who does NOT weigh more than 110 pounds she weighs 130 and he said this with her standing behind a partition and all he could see of her was her arms and face and she was wearing a coat; (SECOND STORY) In July 2004 a chunky girl tells Caroline (a thin girl who is always told by strangers, relatives, and friends she is thin/skinny, looks like a size 4) that the chunky girl thinks Caroline is average and size 8, then pauses and adds in size 10; (THIRD STORY) In June 1991 a cousin asks Caroline are you a size 8 or 10 and when Caroline says size 8, the cousin said I thought so; (FORTH STORY) In September 1997 a vendor tells Caroline who is thin/skinny; you have to be a size 10, my daughter is a size 10 I am selling jeans which are a size 10; (FIFTH STORY) In August 1987 A masseuse tells Caroline who is thin/skinny with no cellulite "You should use a cellulite cream; (f) Caroline was standing behind the Xerox machine and asked another girl if she thought Caroline was thin, and first the girl said well in a hesitant voice but later on saw Caroline standing erect and told Caroline she is very thin, and only said well because she never sees Caroline standing; Caroline discussed the above stories with her friends and Carolines friends told her dont get bent out of shape about the above stories because either you received reassurance from the person who made the remark to you or you got reassurance from Wondir. MY QUESTION: Do you agree with Carolines friends? (Caroline is always told from strangers, friends, relatives she is thin/skinny and size 4)"
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I'm going to go waaaaaay out on a limb and assume YOU are Caroline. (If you're not, then my advice to you is to mind your own business and let Caroline worry about her jeans size).
Therefore, assuming you are "Caroline", my advice to you is this: stop obsessing so much about your size. It's really unhealthy. I've taken the liberty of going back through Advicenators and I've found a lot of suspiciously similar questions to this one - apparently, you've been asking essentially the same thing again and again for months, possibly longer.
(looks like I answered one of them myself a couple of days ago - [Link](Mouse over link to see full location))
You need to see a psychologist, pronto. This level of obsession with your body simply isn't normal.
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