I’m on her side because, like many, I was once a chubby little girl. I have vivid memories of hurtful comments tossed my way, from whispering taunts to ice balls smacking my face—words all too reminiscent of the rhetoric we hear today from certain figures. I can’t recall ever fighting back. I just hoped nobody noticed, wishing my teachers, parents, and friends would remain oblivious to the cruelty aimed at me. I felt the need to be smarter, funnier, and kinder to avoid any negative attention, fearing others would see me as unlovable.
The hardest truth I faced was believing the lies—that I was a fat, disgusting mess. As kids, we’re often taught to trust what others say, and my mind accepted their words as gospel. Now, as an adult with a daughter I adore more than anything, I know she deserves so much better than a man who embodies cruelty, misogyny, and ignorance. Young boys need role models that inspire greatness, not someone who resorts to name-calling and mockery.
I stand by her because tonight I asked my daughter if she envisioned herself as president one day. I believe she can be anything she wants to be, and with the right guidance, she will shine.
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In summary, our children deserve a world that uplifts them, free from the negativity I once endured. We need to pave a better path for future generations, instilling confidence and strength in them.