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Fat Girl on a Plane Fat Girl on a Plane by Kelly deVos
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“I'm down fifty pounds and I should be thrilled, but it's super awkward to have people call attention to me. It's like people think they're saying something that should make me feel really great. Instead, it's a reminder that they didn't like the way I looked before. That I'm fat and everybody has been judging me all along.”
Kelly deVos, Fat Girl on a Plane
“Your body is no one’s business but your own. We are more than just our bodies. We are the sum of our abilities and accomplishments and hopes and dreams and friendships and relationships. It’s what we are inside that matters.”
Kelly deVos, Fat Girl on a Plane
“You should forgive your friend. But also realize that when we offer forgiveness, we don’t need to keep putting ourselves in a position to get hurt. Just because you love someone doesn’t necessarily mean being around that person is good for you.”
Kelly deVos, Fat Girl on a Plane
“Fashion is art, and I’m not just talking about the Chado Ralph Rucci exhibit locked up at the Met. It’s one of the few kinds of art that everybody gets to participate in. Fashion turns each of us into our own museum. We curate ourselves at the closet door each morning. And for some people, that’s the only creative decision they ever get to make. It’s a pair of khakis and a T-shirt, but to the guy who picks them, it’s an exhibition. Of style.”
Kelly deVos, Fat Girl on a Plane
“I’m down fifty pounds and I should be thrilled, but it’s super awkward to have people call attention to me. It’s like people think they’re saying something that should make me feel really great. Instead, it’s a reminder that they didn’t like the way I looked before. That I’m fat and everybody has been judging me all along.”
Kelly deVos, Fat Girl on a Plane
“Of all the people in the universe, the overweight are the most conscious of personal space. We never want you to have to rub up against us. It’s possible that feeling never goes away, even if you lose weight.”
Kelly deVos, Fat Girl on a Plane