Some would say being tall and thin is amazing, but it really isn't. Sure it has it's perks of.. Uh.. Well, um.. Im not sure lol.

I'm thin and tall from my father's side, I got all of that. Like I'm one of those people you hate where you eat something and don't gain a pound, but I bet that'll catch on me. Also, I have a disease on top that prevents that-- that story's for another time-- anyway..

I'm going to name off a few of my opinionated and factual(or relatable) struggles:

Category: Tallness--ness

I'm pretty tall, I'm all legs I could say, I'm above average for a woman. Like an inch above. 5'7" if you wanna know. As you probably do from tags I've done.

People think it's a blessing, first I'll tell you the perks:

1. Reaching things-

I can't reach all things all the time, I'm not that tall, but reaching a tall shelf for food is handy. I have a story!

In fourth grade, (great memory) my teacher had asked one of my guy friends to get a book that was on a shelf. (Mind you, I was abnormally tall and was taller than everyone in the class)

well, he couldn't reach it. ALL the boys tried and it was "quiet reading" and I love that time and I was getting annoyed so I got up, said excuse me to the boys and grabbed it right off the shelf like it was nothing, because it was. I handed it to my teacher and he laughed and smiled, "Men, you had a lady do it, thank you Danny,"

I felt proud to be tall; in those moment I really do, appreciation for grabbing something.

2. Not having to wear high heels

They just hurt and I'm glad I don't have or need them.

3. (This goes with thin) wearing old pajamas pants that are now capris and still fit.

Yep. Nothing much to say other than not wasting money! Haha.

Okay cons of being tall.

1. Clumsiness-

You don't even mean it, and it just happens. It just flows too, from your legs to your whole body, dropping things and tripping, yup.

2. Awkwardness-

It's difficult for me to stand nicely, because of my legs,
I feel like I puff out my chest too much when I stand up straight. And when I walk I tend to lose balance.

3. Not being able to wear high heels/clothing-

What? They look cool to walk in tho. I like the noise when they click on hard floors. Idk. I can never find the right size, either it's too long and it fits me in the waist or it's the right length but it doesn't fit me in the waist. I'd rather just walk in my underwear XD not really

--

Thinness!:

Pros

1. Not having to worry?

2. Compliments?

3. Clothing..?? I have no idea really

I really don't.

Cons

1. Flat chested-

It can be tough to show that you actually have something when it's barely there, also behind as well haha. I feel so awkward because I'm so flat and have no curves. The only curves I have are my hips and that's just bone XD not easy to see at all (¬_¬) also nothing will fit on me like it's supposed to

2. Being Boney-

Being boney sucks because you're not a comfortable person to be snuggling with. Some people say I am but I look at them like they are crazy. Cuz they are. I can easily get something hurt, and I can barely obtained or gain anything for muscle or anything.

3. Feeling small-

Even if I'm tall, my size will make me feel like the smallest person ever. I feel very vulnerable and shy and insecure. It's not all amazing. And you wish you'd have these thing that others do because they have people that love them.

4. Being teased about it-

When someone says something like, "Oh look how flat this surface is, not as flat as Danny!" That's not funny. I'll laugh and say it's fine, but it's not. That's like me calling a person who is heavy that is insecure about it fat.

We are all the same, we all have our insecurities, whether it be physically or mentally.

The moral of this is, don't worry, love who you are, embrace the awkward embrace whatever you have! Because people will love it! And if they don't? FUCK THEM! ^.^

Have a wonderful day everyone, just know I love you all for who you are and be yourself!

<3

~Danirious