>>23I would like to state my opinnion, which I want to do despite your problem already being solved.
I can not really imagine how people become fat enough for it to affect themselves in a negative way that drives you to frustration without having some kind of depression or disease. For me, eating less and healthy while doing sports does not seem to be a hard task, so I think anyone can do it as long as they will so. I do think that it is okay to be overwheight, though only if it makes you feel comfortable.
However, something that really irritates me is that you gave a fuck about those guys badmouthing you. I realise it can be hard, but you already know that you are not physically appealing (a "cute face" does not sound too bad though) so their insults should mean nothing to you. Who cares what people like that think about you? They are incredibly weak because they hurt others to make themselves feel better, which I consider to be much more miserable than relying on people you do not even know. Furthermore, your friend seems to be reliable, as long as he is honest with you he is dependable, and even if his words hurt you, at least you have someone caring about you. His kindness should mean much more to you than others bullying you.
I know it is hard but fight for your goals, even if the world is doing everything to prevent you from reaching them, because that is what I consider to be everyone's top priority. Be not swayed by the words of people who are not close to you and keep on thinking about the future you may have ahead of you if you just try hard enough.
>>24Well if your faith is strong enough you can always rely on religion I guess, though I personally do not think that you should have a stronger dedication than rational sense. Also, depending on a higher entity can easily betray your expectations...