Tuesday 2 February 2016

Her Boyfriend Insults How She Looks, So She Writes Him THIS On Facebook!

"You pointed out every time I looked like I had gained weight. So I started eating less every day..."

"You pointed out every single flaw I had. So I lost every bit of confidence I had. For almost two years you had me convinced that you were out of my league and that I just wasn't good enough the way I was. I did everything I could to be what you wanted. I did everything you told me to do. It still wasn't good enough. You left me for a younger prettier girl. Someone you could mold and shape into what you wanted. Like you tried to do with me."
"You pointed out every time I looked like I had gained weight. So I started eating less every day..."
via Instagram / @youngcrazycatlady

"And up until a few months ago I blamed myself for everything that happened. You blamed me too..." 

"But finally I started to see the truth. You weren't out of my league. I was out of yours. I wasn't the one who wasn't good enough for you. You were the one who wasn't good enough for me. You couldn't accept me for who I was. When I took you the way you were. Your many many many flaws and everything else that was there. The only time I ever asked you to change was when I asked you to show me you actually cared about me. Which you never did."
"And up until a few months ago I blamed myself for everything that happened. You blamed me too..."
via Instagram / @youngcrazycatlady
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"So now here I am a few months later. My hair is past my shoulders. My hair is bright red. I've got a new tattoo. New piercings..."

"Started wearing makeup again. I eat whatever I want whenever I want and weigh 135 pounds. I still have my stretch marks. And I've finally gotten my confidence back. I finally see myself looking back at me when I look in the mirror. Not the girl you had created. You have your life. Your new love. Your side of our story. But you no longer have me. Not in any way, shape, or form. 
It's so hard for me to come out about this and admit that I became so vulnerable because of one guy. Something I always said would never happen. It's humiliating to even think about how low I got. But what gives me the guts to come out about this is the fact that I overcame it and I'm finally back to who I really am."
"So now here I am a few months later. My hair is past my shoulders. My hair is bright red. I've got a new tattoo. New piercings..."
via Facebook / Brittaney Lynn Shane
Brittaney showed strength and pulled herself out of what could have become a traumatic situation. Instead, she turned it into a positive one that she grew from.

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