...well...these comments are kinda mean but..
Just don't listen to them...or anybody if what they're saying is negative or insulting to you in any way....everybody's body's are different..you just happen to be skinny... don't feel like you have to change to fit in
I have been having the same problem but the last half year I've finally made some progress by eating a lot more protein (eggs, nuts, grilled cheese) but what I think helped me the most is drinking chocolate milk every night because, it has lots of protein, you don't need to be hungry, it helps you sleep better which helps to buildt muscle and at night you body takes in more calories and stores it away. For excersise try cycling or swiming. It targets more than one muscle group, you can do it whit others and it's relatively injury free. But most inportantly don't give up. It takes 3 or 4 weeks to gain 1 kilo/2 pounds. So hang in there. If I can do it so can you.
I don't have a problem with thin people, it's when they say they're fat.
I'm over here well over a hundred pounds and I'm happy with myself. Then my thin friends (some of which have not or have hardly gotten over a hundred) come around and go "ugh my legs are gross"/"I'm so fat"
And I'm over here like thanks guys. If you're fat then that makes me obese! Thanks for the confidence booster.
Just don't listen to them...or anybody if what they're saying is negative or insulting to you in any way....everybody's body's are different..you just happen to be skinny... don't feel like you have to change to fit in
but I'm glad you're happy now
:D
I'm over here well over a hundred pounds and I'm happy with myself. Then my thin friends (some of which have not or have hardly gotten over a hundred) come around and go "ugh my legs are gross"/"I'm so fat"
And I'm over here like thanks guys. If you're fat then that makes me obese! Thanks for the confidence booster.