Same with me. I'm not sure I've ever seen a model or pin-up representing my figure: small boobs, wide hips and big tummy (well smaller when I lose weight, of course), not much of a butt and thighs where most of the fat is on the inside.... Buying trousers/jeans is difficult, because anything that fits around my…

As someone who had a Aunt who was a crack addict until 6 months before she passed away - even with opportunities to clean themselves up it is not a simple, easy task. Its a long road to recovery. In my Aunts case she usually found herself clean for a couple months before relapsing.

Why the hell isn't there more stuff for us? I know apple is not quite as common as pear, but it's not exactly uncommon either. So tired of super tight-waisted pants that actually fit the rest of me, or super-baggy crap.

The plus-size models we celebrate always have more-or-less flat tummies, don't they? It's never a woman with a muffin-top.

The textual tone felt masculine, so I'm assuming this was written by a man.

Dude, I totally made the same assumption bro....oh damn. Did it again!

That is so weird, that butterfly quote is written on a wall near my work. Everytime I walk past it now I'll think of these three and be grateful for my life.

Don't feel too bad. I did, too, and I think it was the Fiona Apple/Alanis Morissette reference that threw us both off.

That little butt squishing under the couch! Gahhhh!

I don't think you know what depression is. It's not just feeling sad or apathetic. They're not talking about some sort of lifestyle pill.

Did you get bored with life under the bridge?

Well, then. I suppose I should wait until I'm not at work to listen to this.

NO ONE can deny what Oprah's done for charity. However, it doesn't buy her (or anyone else) a free pass to be a sellout or exploiter. There was a time when my heart was full of love for Oprah, but I think she's been corrupted by money and power and yes-men. It happens. It doesn't erase the good she has done, it's…

I understand where you're coming from, but I do disagree. Personally, as an addict, I couldn't have recovered had my real friends not held my hand every step of the way. They visited me, helped take care of me, came up with fun, sober activities for us to do, and refrain from discussing their recreational habits…

I think you're overestimating what other people can do for an addict. Which is to say, not much. I don't know what Corey's addiction was like, so I can't say. But, as someone who has lived a bit, and loved an addict, that person can be surrounded by love and support and it won't do a damn thing to keep them from …

Wow, has Oprah sold her ass out. I hate that woman. Total hypocrite and enabler to this girl. Lindsay's biggest problem is that no one ever tells her no, and now Oprah is throwing 2 mil at her, and for what? No one cares about her fledgling "career" or even whether she ends up sober. People cared about people like Amy…

I'm sorry for your loss. I know I'm a random internet person but I've been there, I know how it hurts, and I am genuinely, genuinely sorry. Wishing you (and your sister, and friends and family) healing.

I don't watch the show, but it would be great for them to find out on camera.