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From invisible fat girl to only fans model.

Even you changed too.

By Tracy Rose Published 6 years ago 3 min read

It’s hard going from undesirable to undeniably beautiful. Aside from men changing women do too. Every single girl I meet wants to be my friend. Girls who shut me down before. The new friendships I make aren't real. I know they only want to be my friend because I am pretty.

I spent my whole life being invisible that when somebody would take the time to look at me, I knew they really saw me. I knew what was genuine. Now everybody sees me and its not even hard to know what’s genuine and not. Because it’s almost never real. Before if somebody talked to me it’s because they liked me for me. They saw past my looks, saw who I was deep down and truly fell for me. Now it’s for superficial reasons and the way I’d look on their arm. I wish I could share my depth with people. If a lot of people on my Instagram took the time to read these stories they wouldn’t understand how these two sides of me coincide. I’m an extremely complex person. And my personality constantly contradicts itself. You have to spend time getting to know me to really know who I am, to really understand me. The time nobody usually takes. Most of the time they assume my personality based off photos or social media. Now, it’s not that I want to walk in a room and automatically the guy at the door says hi to me. A dream I always wished for. Now every time it happens I feel emptier an emptier. Because they only see my appearance. They don’t see me, who I really am. They wouldn’t care to know my secrets or my struggles. Before in my unattractive years guys were pushed into wanting to get to know me because all I had was my personality. Now that I’m beautiful guys don’t care to get to know me because they think beauty is a personality. They instantly believe they like me or have feelings for me. When all it is, is sexual attraction. My weight has fluctuated over the years. Theres beauty in me at any size. But the second I lose weight my life rapidly changes around me. But inside I’m still the same person and always will be. And I don’t even care if it was to change, I was happy with the way it was before. It’s like I’m in a crowded room and men are eying me. But I still feel invisible because they still don’t really see me at all. The sad part is even my ex started acting differently towards me. And I wasn’t expecting that to change. He even made a fake Instagram when we reconnected after I gained my beauty back to see if I was talking to other guys behind his back. And that thought would’ve never crossed his mind before. In fact it never did. He never tried to trap me when we were together. And that broke my heart because even he lost sight of who I was. Even he believed that because my body and looks changed that my heart had changed too. He believed that a little weight loss meant I was suddenly this whole different person, when loyalty is the most important thing to me. It was one the codes I always stand by. I couldn't believe he would ever think I could do something like this. I felt like he forgot who I really am. That he didn't know me anymore. He started being more romantic. He started chasing me. Sending texts after texts if he thought he upset me. Sending emojis that he said straight up he doesn't send when we first connected and I didn't tell him I had lost weight. And I ask myself would he have ever acted this way if I didn't show him new photos of me. If he thought I still looked exactly the same. Men are blinded by my looks and stop seeing the person who really exists. It’s just a shell. A body. Just skin. And body parts. It’s not at all who I am. It’s just my exterior. And who I am, thats all whats inside. And it breaks my heart that out of all people the person I love changed too. He stoped seeing me too.

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About the Creator

Tracy Rose

Just a survivor and her writings. ❤️

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