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She stares at her image in the mirror and begins to feel insecure about her reflection She wishes she could lose more weight and squeeze her voluptuous body into a size 8 And go on a date with a man who will appreciate Her curves I gaze into her eyes and tell her all women are not meant to be small Besides she is more beautiful than a bulimic Barbie doll And she should be proud of her thick thighs She is not sickly thin or skinny as a stick So she should be proud of her size She tells me she gained more weight while being pregnant with a baby I tell her more weight doesn’t make her less than a lady, Besides all her baby fat looks good in Baby Phat And she should be proud to be amply endowed Because every stretch mark on her belly is a deep wrinkle From the smile of god, for choosing to give birth to a child I tell her God made her be curvy and rubenesque So she should love the fact that she wears a larger sized dress. Because true beauty isn’t measured by a woman’s size or breasts and She has to realize that her true beauty is her inner essence. And I tell her she wont find happiness counting calories of the diet foods in the shopping cart Her true beauty cant be measured by the height and weight on a BMI chart. She’s got to love her shape because every curve on her body is God’s work of art And she wont find her true beauty by staring in the mirror. For that, she’ll have to look deep inside her heart. She glances in the mirror again her true reflection becoming more apparent As she recognizes she is cute in the face And thick in the waist She realizes she is a fabulous full figured female not afraid to flaunt her figure She is curvy and confident God made her to be bigger She should be proud that she is thicker This poem is for all you beautiful women who chose to pass On the gastric bypass Who goes to the gym, not to try to get super slim But to stay healthy and trim Some of those unwanted pounds This poem is for all the women who have ever been called overweight To all the women wearing a size bigger than an 8 For all the curvaceous women who don’t need anyone to validate Their beauty. This poem is for all the women who have ever been called fat on a date By men attempting to hate a thicker woman with curves And for all the thick women who had the nerves to respond And tell the haters to kiss their assets This poem is for all the women who heard of a new diet And decided to try it. Whether it was Weight Watchers, South Beach, Jenny Craig, or weight loss pills And for all the women who went to bed without a meal, and bought a treadmill. And still didn’t manage to shed their curves So they finally said, I’m tired of ordering salads Tonight, I’m eating steak This poem is for every woman who tried to tuck, tone and nip away Pounds to no avail Who finally decided to throw away that scale Who came to accept that fact that they are a curvy and confident female Despite claims of the contrary, curvy and thick women are very sexy and trust, I’d rather have a plus sized woman with a bigger bust than a bulimic supermodel any day. I’m allergic to super skinny women anyway. Skinny minnies aren’t dimes, they are pennies And anorexia, aint sexy Not every woman was born to wear a size below 10 So, be comfortable in your own skin And learn to love yourself And I encourage all women to exercise But curvy women should also love their thick thighs. And NEVER apologize for being a voluptuous size. Realize you must be secure in who you are And if some guys cant accept you or respect you, They don’t deserve you, You are in control of your life and health Happiness begins with loving yourself And when you love yourself others will respond to you in the exact same manner So never stand in the mirror and think negative thoughts of yourself Curvy lady Don’t kick the mirror, instead kiss the mirror Love your reflection, and your true beauty will appear much clearer And if a man cant accept your love handles that simply means He cant handle your love Just continue to carry yourself with confidence because you are sexy. Not all women are meant to be small, besides curvy women Are more beautiful than a bulimic Barbie doll, I love y’all , Thick women.
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