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Thoughts of a Lonely Fat Girl

Writings I have done lately as I continue to learn and experience this lifestyle as a fat (some may say BBW) little and masochistic submissive. Please enjoy reading and I welcome comments and helping critiques.
4 years ago. August 29, 2019 at 4:38 AM

The lonely fat girl has had a long summer emotionally. She ended things with Daddy back in June.  He was pushing her away. It was hurting too much to stay. She felt she needed to give him what he wanted. That doesn't mean he was gone from her heart. That doesn't mean she didn't stop loving him.

 

The lonely fat girl has thought about Daddy every day since things ended. She's thought about him when she's awake. She's had to stop herself from sending him something when something exciting has happened. She had to delete pictures. She had to remove him from things. It hurt too much to see the reminders. She's thought about him in her dreams. She's woken up and started crying because it wasn't real.

 

The lonely fat girl has missed Daddy so much. He understood her. He knew what she needed. He helped her feel safe.

 

The lonely fat girl loves Daddy. She never stopped loving him. She didn't feel lonely and fat when he was talking to and caring for her. He loved her. Not in spite of her fat. Not because of her fat. He loved her because he saw she was beautiful. On both the inside and out. He loved her mind. But he also loved her body.

 

The lonely fat girl struggled with Daddy too. Especially in the end. The little started coming out more and more. She didn't understand it. She didn't know how to deal with the feelings. She ended up in little space. It was so scary. She didn't know what to do or how to handle it. Daddy wasn't there.

 

The lonely fat girl has struggled this summer. She has talked with so many "doms" and "daddies." They were fake. They had no clue what being daddy meant. They just thought they were seeing an opportunity to mess with someone for a little while and then move on. They were mean. They were hurtful.

 

The lonely fat girl talked with some real doms and daddies too. They understood what it meant to be a daddy. They just didn't get the lonely fat girl. They didn't get what she needed. They wanted things from her she wasn't able to give. She needed things from them they didn't think was important. They weren't Daddy.

 

The lonely fat girl's life took an interesting turn this week. Daddy contacted her. Daddy wants to try again. Daddy has explained what happened. The lonely fat girl understands. Daddy wants to regain her trust. Daddy wants to be there for her again.

 

The lonely fat girl's head is a jumbled mess. She doesn't know what to think. She doesn't know what to feel. She does know he never really stopped being Daddy. She knows she's scared. She doesn't want to get hurt again. She doesn't want the tears. She doesn't want the loneliness.

 

But what if the lonely fat girl says yes? What if she submits to him again? What if the risk is worth every second of it?  What if she just needs to stop thinking for once and follow her gut? And yet is that what her gut is telling her

 

What if she just needs to take that leap of faith?  What if then she's no longer the lonely fat girl? What if she just becomes Daddy's babygirl? What if she becomes just Daddy's little princess?  What if she ends up getting what she's wanted all along?

Litlegrl​(sub female){Dragon11} - This is so telling and relatable. If you think Daddy should have that chance, then give it to him. He sounds very sorry and he understands he was wrong.
4 years ago
PrincessChel​(sub female) - He is very sorry. And he has given me the time to yell and scream and cry and talk about just how hurt I have been. He's not rushing me to make a choice. He's giving me time to process and heal.
4 years ago
dollMaker​(dom male) - Relationships ending is hard and just because they have stopped often doesnt mean feelings go away. Its a struggle and sometimes the draw to try and recapture what we had, even if it was not healthy. Being lonely is an awful thing, it eats at you and messes with your mind, sometimes to the point of creating feeling that the imperfect unhealthy thing is better than being alone.

I dont know the circumstances of your breakup, I dont know if it was unhealthy, abusive or you just drifted apart or it wasnt working any more. If with your logical mind you feel it wasnt ultimately good for you, then I would suggest sticking to not trying to go back. If he has shown signs since the split to want to work on what went wrong, as have you then talking about trying might be worth ago. However if he hasnt, then he probably wont want to. I hate saying that, I really do. Only you really know if there is an actual chance rather than wishful thinking, made worse by that voice of loneliness.

I wish you the very best.
4 years ago
PrincessChel​(sub female) - He was never abusive towards me. He was always kind and loving. We had a fairly healthy relationship. He had a significant health scare and didn't know how to deal with it. He pushed me away as well as family and friends he had for 30+ years. But he's seeing someone now to get the help he needs to deal with what is going on. He is very genuinee and I think we can work through this. But I'm also not rushing into making any kind of decision.
4 years ago
SchrodingersDinosaur​(switch female) - While I do agree with the advice about being cautious not to allow your loneliness to override self preservation, Chel, it seems to me that if you don't give this relationship another opportunity you will always wonder if it might have worked and mourn it's passing. You might get hurt again, but you are right, you might also get exactly what you want. It's not an easy chance to take by any means. I'm glad you have a place that you can reach out and know there are folks who understand and also care. Much luck, whichever way you elect to go. *Henna hugs*
4 years ago
PrincessChel​(sub female) - I agree. Part of me feels like if I don't give it a try then I will never. I feel like we both deserve that. But I'm definitely not rushing to make the decision. And he is respecting that.
4 years ago

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