College Besties




This photo was taken at Priscilla Park's wedding. I've come across many people in life. In this society, I split people up into good and bad. Some people may be good for you, which were these college friends, and some people may not be healthy to be around. I've been able to identify who is who throughout my long lived life. By the way, in this picture, I weighed about 124 pounds, which is 15 pounds more than what I'd like to ideally weight. I find that I feel my best at about 108-115 pounds. Currently, I weight over 200 pounds. I have a long way to go to return to my ideal weight.  
 

Also in the above picture, I had a chin implant for chin augmentation that my mom had me get. I didn't like the effect of the chin implant. In the picture below, I like my face shape better which was before the chin implant. 







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