I’ve eaten so much food over the past week, my stomach is the size of a pregnant woman!
I hate a lot of things about my body, sometimes especially my weight, which is why I think I can sympathize with those who suffer from eating disorders. Now don’t get me wrong, this isn’t a pro ana blog, no no no, I do not endorce starving yourself in anyway. But I do believe that if we alllook back there, we can all find that one time in life where we’ve felt the same way. That time where you didn’t eat all day, just for the saike of looking good, or you thought to yourself that you wihs you could throw your meal back up, to prevent yourself from that uncomfortable feeling of contentment.
What you’ve never experienced that?
Don’t lie to me, I think everyone has. At least every girl anyway.
What separates me from someone who has the mindset that they we’ll never be skinny enough? The people I surround myself with. Yeah, most of my friends are tinier and cuter than me, but I love them anyway, and they accept me for who I am. And ofcourse there are little moments of my life that I love to hold onto.
Saturday I went ice skating again. I’ve been on the ice about three times a week just for fun. Once I go back to school it will be time to get ready for tryouts for our school team. I’m pretty confident I’ll make it since I am good (I mean that in a non-pompous way), but regardless I’d like to stay in shape a bit.
As for staying in shape…that’s gone a bit haywire. As I’ve said, I’ve spent the past week eating nothing but junk, therefore my body looks like nothing but junk. Not only is it sickening to watch your body physically grow, but I thin that what I’m eating is making me sick as well, so I wasn’t too surprised when I threw up Saturday.
Wait what?
Backtrack.
So Jeremy and I were in the lobby of the ice-skating rink eating cheese fries (98% synthetic cheese of course), when I just couldn’t keep it down. I felt it coming up, and I covered my mouth with my hands, but low and behold, lunch came out in the form of projectile vomit. It was disgustingly putrid, and more importantly, all over Jeremy and the cheese fries.
That was perhaps the most embarrassing thing that has ever happened to me in the presence of a guy. To hide my embarrassment I went to cover my face with my hand….bad idea. My hand also had traces of puke in it, and now the puke was in my hair and on my face. I don’t think you understand the severity of this situation. I have never in my entire life been so embarrassed.
Luckily, Jeremy didn’t seem to mind it so much. I mean obviously he minded since there was puke on his jacket, and his cheese fries, which he paid for, but he didn’t show it. He just quickly grabbed some paper towels to clean up the mess and told me to go to the bathroom, to wash myself off.
Dammit! I’ve never felt like such a loser in my entire life! Sometimes do you ever feel like your such a big idot that it hurts? There should be a set of limitations on how embarrassed one person should be able to feel in one night.
I probably spent a good ten minutes in the bathroom before i came out. Part of it was me moaning, the other part of it was trying to wash the puke out of my hair in a sink. It’s not a very easy task. However, I did come out, and there he was standing right by the door with a concerned look on his face.
“Are you ok?”
I hate it when people ask that question. Obviously I’ve gone through enough embarrassment there’s no need to bring attention to whatever had just happened.
“Yeah, yeah, I’m fine.” I couldn’t even look him in the eye it was so bad. I could feel my pale face flaming a crimson red. Oh the curse of being a red head with freckles!
“Ok, well…I think I’m going to take you home.”
“Oh no! I’m fine, you don’t have to take me home!” No need for me to ruin your night…
“I think I have to,” he looked down at his shirt, “the smell of puke won’t escape this.”
Facepalm. There I go again, thinking the world revolves around me. Of course he has to go home to change his shirt. I just friggen projectile vomited all over it.
“Eh…right. Let’s go.”
We could’ve walked home, but it was pretty cold, so Jeremy called up Smoke. I would’ve called my sister, but she was studying for SAT’s and Jeremy insisted that we get a ride and not walk home. I didn’t see what the big deal was, but I guess it’s not my call since I do live closer to the rink and all.
“You were right, skating with you was no fun,” he said while we were outside waiting on the benches. I had warned him before, that I prefer to go alone, since that’s just what I do. I skate alone.
“First of all I couldn’t keep up with you, secondly you refused to take any breaks, and lastly, the one time that we do take a break you have to blow up like a volcano filled with cheese.”
Way to lay it on thick. I couldn’t think of anything to say, since sorry didn’t really seem like the appropriate answer. After all, I told him not to come, I don’t see why he would have wanted to anyway. We both had better things to do, then waste our time with each other.
“I’m just kidding, I had fun….mostly. The ending was a bit much though.”
I winced. Can we just stop talking about this…like now?
And then he kissed me.
Yeah….that happened.
Saturday I experienced my first actual kiss, and it wasn’t even planned. IT hadn’t happened in the way I had expeccted it to or anything, and it wasn’t even the person I would have ever imagined it to happen with. He just did it, and for a moment in time I completely forgot who I was or what I was doing. All I could feel was is warm tongue slipping under mine in this rigid cold. It was as if he was embroidering a foreign symbol into my mouth and it felt so good. For just a bit, I think I experienced a high, without actually getting high. And then….
BEEP
Leave it to Smoke to ruin a perfect moment. There he was, sitting in his large creeper van, honking for us to get in. I was startled, but Jeremy just had a smooth smile on his face….a little too smooth. I could see his eyes moving from my eyes to my lips, with a look of honest yearning. It was embarrassing. Waaaayyyy too much affection for my loveless heart to handle in one day. I quickly stood up and ran inside the van, while he slowly trailed behind me taking his sweet time. I could still feel the warmth of his lips on mine, and I couldn’t help but to touch them. Did this really happen? Is this the way it’s really supposed to work?
And I was silent. Silent for the entire three minute ride. Jeremy was silent too….silently looking at me anyway. Everytime I peaked over at him, he was looking at me as if I was his favorite television show. The more he looked the redder my face got, and the more I wished that I had walked home alone.
It didn’t help that smoke was silent as well. The usual chatter box had the radio blasted high with a look of concentration on his face. IF there was ever a time tha I hated him, it would have been then. The one moment where I wish he could say something, and he could do nothing but look out at the rode.
This whole day was a big mess.
It seemed like a century before I got home, and when I did, I barely bothered to say bye. I didn’t want anyone to get a good look at my boiling red face. SO I just shut the door and did a small sort of wave behind me. I even walked around to the back of the house and waited for the cold to calm my skin down. I don’t know why I was freaking out so much but…I just don’t even know how to describe it. I know I’m fifteen, and I’m acting like a ten year old hwho just held hands with their crush for the first time.
I didn’t even think I liked Jeremy like that, but if one little kiss is enough to make me turn into an elementary school girl, than maybe I should reevaluate our friendship.
More importantly though, what do I say to him?
I haven’t really talked to him since Saturday…at least not face to face anyway. He’s texted me, and I’ve answered some o them, but part of me just wants a break to figure things out….ugh…so complicated….