You need to break these down into more questions on Y/A. It is too much to go through for one question. I gave up after about 5 or 6. I think they all have body image issues & are probably all anorexic.

I agree with the first post... really hard to follow. Even each individual question is hard to follow. Break it up to each question and word each section more clearly.

#1. Carly is overly sensitive regarding her weight and size. Her mom merely made a comment in passing that Carly's pants seemed looser than normal. Perhaps her mother is worried that Carly is losing too much weight. The comment about her mom always telling Carly that's she's beautiful has nothing to do with her weight. Fat, thin or average - Carly's beautiful to her mom. #2. Sandy may be jealous or may be she doesn't know what a size 4 looks like. You say she's chubby - she probably takes a size 16 and to her a size 8 to 10 IS a skinny size. #3. Patti is overreacting. A size 5/6 doesn't imply that she has big hips. #4. Tania was merely showing concern regarding Peggy's recent illness. Many times when someone has food poisoning they become dehydrates and it shows in their face. #5. Ramona should not be upset. #6. I concur with Colette's friends. #7. The elderly customer probably thought Patricia was too thin and needed to gain 5 pounds. #8. There's only a 1 inch difference between a size 8 and a size 10. Patricia is over sensitive about it. #9. I agree with Jennifer's friend. #10. The woman was just trying to sell her size 10 jeans. #11. It was only a dream.

I would really like to help you but I must agree with others and tell you this is way too long. I just don't have time to read and think about a post this long. I think you would get many more answers if you asked each question separately.

I have read a few of your questions and all of them sound like you are in middle school. You are too obsessed by weight and seeking other's opinions. As a previous post said, few people will take the time to read a post this long. I know I didn't. You need to get away from the "running stream of consciousness" you have posted here, and aim for brief questions.