It's been a few years since I got my contour done. After about 4 years, I started seeing lines starting from my eyes to my cheeks. I don't know what to call it. It wasn't my intention, but I lost a lot of weight around that time. Everyone was worried because I looked so thin. Anyway, when I lost weight, the lines on my face disappeared, and even when I looked straight ahead, those disappeared.
I tried on clothes that I thought were weird after getting my contour done and dieting, but they looked great on me. The clothes weren't the problem. I don't think I can express how I felt at that time. Anyway, when I gained weight again, the same lines appeared again, so I had no choice but to go on a forced diet. When I look in the mirror and see how ugly I look, that's usually the biggest reason, so I think, "Oh, I should lose weight," and I think that losing weight won't be bad. Of course, I should get medical help for things that don't work out.
Rather than just eating whatever I want and lifting, living like this suits me, so I'm just trying to manage my weight and maintaining it like this.
But this is something I'm curious about personally. When some people see thin people, they talk to them like, "Oh, you're so thin~ Why are you so thin~", as if they're worried. What's the psychology of these people? On the other hand, is it okay to look at a fat person and say, "Oh, you have too much fat~ You're fat~"? Because gaining weight is bad for your health??