heartfeltsub
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ORIGINAL: hejira92 I didn't live through sustained sexual abuse (several incidents, unfortunately, like so many of us), but I did deal with emotional issues that came from a very bad marriage. I hid for so long during my marriage- 40 lbs or so extra weight, bad haircut, big glasses, no make up- that I got used to being invisible. After that ended, I started to drop weight and started taking care of myself (I remember buying a pink blouse- so different from my black, navy or grey- and thinking how daring I am!). By the time I met Sir, I had dropped a bunch of weight and started to let my hair grow. He encourage it, and more feminine clothes, and make up and finally, I had some surgery to restore the girls to the size they were before I had kids. But I am uncomfortable when men look at me. I just think it's because when I am with Sir, I wear heels that make me even taller (most often 6 feet). He says I am an attention getter. He likes it, so I will continue to dress as He chooses, but often I am uncomfortable with the attention. For a long time, I didn't even notice it- I couldn't believe that someone would be looking at me. And women started being cold as I started improving my looks. I hate that- I'm the same person. I'm beginning to get used to it. And sometimes, just sometimes, I will see a reflection of an attractive woman and realize that it's me! And I like it. I love that Sir finds me attractive and is proud to have me on His arm. Some days I love that I think I look hot. Other days, I hate the attention (He loves when I get attention). But the days I think I look good have gotten more often than not. And that's been one of His goals. We are allowed to feel good, get attention and NOT be threatened. I think talking to a professional might be a good idea for you. Carrying extra weight is a health hazard- not just a psychological shield. This should be about your health and self esteem. Hejira, Thank you for your reply. The section that i bolded it is that exactly. i have to this point in my life preferred invisiblity and when i really dress up, heels and all, i am a six foot blonde with really long legs and huge tits. And the reaction to that makes me very uncomfortable and i have been told that i am very memorable, that people i don't even remember really talking to at a club remember me just from describing my looks. i thnk you may be right that i need to talk to some kind of professional to get past this because i don't want to live in fear anymore and i don't want to gain back the weight that i have already lost and want to lose the rest of what i need to lose without being afraid of men's reactions to what my body looks like. Thank you again for your reply, heartfelt
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