its about you - not a number

by: 125#TopTierGirl July 17, 2014 11:57:24 PM

I so don't want to make this post all about me but it's important to establish that I am in one of the top sororities at USC. And it's not really debatable, it just is one of the very best. Note that I am not saying which one because that is not my point.

I think its fair to say I am popular. If you don't know who I am by now, you would know me if you saw me. Well guess what. I am 125 pounds and proud of my body. I have never heard a complaint. And believe me, I would hear it if my weight made me any less attractive.

It's just not true that you need to be 109 pounds or less to be in a top house. This is malicious nonsense being spread by someone who is either 1) a sociopath, 2) an anorexic basket case who never thinks she looks thin enough, or 3) some decrepit alumnae who just wants to be nasty.

125# and proud.

Posted By: 125#TopTierGirlJuly 17, 2014 11:57:24 PM

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#1by: Good for #125 July 18, 2014 12:09:43 AM

You sent a good message, although I'm unsure as to why you think people would know who you are, given the scanty info you provided. Anyway good for you. I'm 5"10" and I would look anorexically scary at 109 or 114 lbs.

By: Good for #125July 18, 2014 12:09:43 AM

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#2by: mhmm July 18, 2014 2:34:34 AM

and let's not forget that 125 is still pretty darn skinny for a girl of average height. pnms, it does not matter what you weigh. at all. that is not what houses are looking for when they rush you.

agreeing with what 125# stated, I have no doubt that the guy (and I bet it is a guy) pushing the weight thing is either a sociopath, basket case, seedy alum, or (even more likely) a total geed.

By: mhmmJuly 18, 2014 2:34:34 AM

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#3by: Let's be Real July 18, 2014 8:07:41 AM

Your unhealthy lifestyle is not just your problem. The rest of us that exercise and eat a sensible diet are forced to pay for your laundry list of weight related health issues now and into the future. Maybe your diabetes hasn't kicked in yet but it will and the rest of us will pay for your bad choices.

By: Let's be RealJuly 18, 2014 8:07:41 AM