Curvy Girls Can't Date Quarterbacks (The Curvy Girls Club, #1)

by Kelsie Stelting

“Usually, we’d wait for the readings to come back, but as a favor to your mom, I took a peek myself. You have PCOS.”

For the next fifteen minutes, he explained this thing I had no idea existed but had somehow taken over my body, my weight, and apparently my fertility. He explained why I’d packed on the pounds so quickly since middle school and had to go to weekly waxing appointments with my mother.

mhm never experienced the hair part of PCOS

“You could try to lose weight.”

like she wasn't in the first place...

Everyone acted like if you were fat, all your medical problems were fat. They never wanted to look beyond the extra layer of tissue to see what was really going on.

yep then when you have something your parents think they might have it aswell...

And this disease meant I would have a harder time losing weight, but that was my only chance at being healthy? It didn’t make any sense.

She rubbed my shoulder. “I’m sorry about this morning, but Dr. Edmonson says it’s not so bleak. A lot of women who lose weight see a reversal in their symptoms. And the birth control should help balance out your hormones. I bet your acne will clear right up.” “Thanks, Mom.” I knew she thought this would cheer me up, but honestly, it was just depressing me more.

Relate so much

Maybe because a cheerleader’s main job was to stroke the football team’s ego. Among other things.

oh- LOL

I’d get breaking a chair and crashing into one of the displays.

made me laugh something I would think lol

“Hey, Cupcake.” Behind him, I could see Merritt glaring at the both of us, but I kept my eyes on the most important thing right now. Beckett. I stepped a little closer and said, “Hey, quarterback.” He grinned.

“She your girl?” the other asked, not letting it rest. Beckett’s eyes trailed my body. “If she’ll have me.”