<human>: Well Loseit, I am 21 years old, I have been overweight my entire life and I can honestly only remember one time where someone talked bad about my weight to me when I was 6 years old, until now.

I posted [this] picture of myself and Lumpy Space Princess to r/adventuretime after my trip to San Diego Comic-Con this weekend. I was pretty excited about it because I adore that show and she is my favorite character, and I obviously thought that subreddit would love it also. I go back to check it the next day to find [this comment.](

At first, I was kind of hurt by it because I honestly am not used to being talked to that way. I have come a really long way from where I used to be, I have lost a total of 60 pounds, 40 more to go until my goal and my fitness level has more than doubled from what it was in the past. I have recently been getting to the point where I can almost take pride in what I have become. Coming from a past of hating how I looked it actually was quite the accomplishment. But this comment just kind of sent me spiraling back. Why would someone want to be so hateful to someone they don't even know? I realize these things happen every day and *it is* just the internet, but I try my best to be a really good person and that's just an ignorant thing to say.

Since I saw it I have wanted to just hide my head underneath my pillow and forget about it, but I think I'll just take this feeling to the gym and use it to burn through my workout for the day.

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<bot>: People are bad, and they should feel bad. Talked crap about my weight on another subreddit, only fueled me to lose my last 40 lbs for a big **shove it** to everyone who has ever thought badly about me.