write about how i lived in ohio and i loved cheer and them i moved to indiana still driving 2 1/2 hours to ohio and by this time i didn’t like cheer bc i was being body shamed and not accepted for my weight and just made fun of by coaches and then it was a lot of pressure being treated like that for the commitment i put into that gym and at this time i also didn’t know how to speak up for myself then i moved to texas and found a gym that loved me for who i am and then i got into school cheer and took steps out of my comfort zone and i liked school cheer and now i do ca and school cheer and i love it and i know how to speak up for myself now. Make it sound human
I'm sorry to hear about your negative experience with cheer in Ohio, but I'm glad to hear that things turned around for the better in Texas. Here's a more humanized version of your story:
Growing up in Ohio, I had a passion for cheerleading. The thrill of performing, the energy of the team, and the feeling of flying through the air brought me so much joy. Unfortunately, my love for cheer was tainted by the toxic environment I found myself in.
Despite moving to Indiana, I continued to make the 2 1/2 hour drive back to Ohio to pursue my passion. But as time went on, something began to change within me. The cheer gym that was once my sanctuary started becoming a place where I felt judged and unaccepted for my weight. Coaches and even some of my teammates seemed to revel in body shaming and making fun of me.
The pressure to conform to a certain physical standard became overwhelming, and it felt like my commitment and hard work were in vain. The cheer gym that I invested so much time and effort into was slowly eroding my self-esteem. At this point in my life, I hadn't yet found the courage to speak up for myself, leaving me feeling powerless and voiceless in the face of such unfair treatment.
Everything changed when my family relocated to Texas. In this new state, I stumbled upon a gym that embraced me for who I truly am - a gym that cherished my uniqueness and loved me unabashedly. It was a breath of fresh air to be surrounded by coaches and teammates who saw beyond appearances and placed value on my abilities and character.
With the newfound support and encouragement, I dared to take a step out of my comfort zone and joined the school cheer team. It was terrifying at first, as I was still healing from the scars left by my previous cheerleading experience. But this time, things were different. I felt accepted, appreciated, and my confidence slowly began to blossom again.
Today, I am proud to say that I am a part of both competitive cheer and the school cheer team. The love and acceptance I have received in Texas have taught me the importance of self-worth. I now know how to speak up for myself and have the confidence to set boundaries when needed.
Cheerleading has become a positive force in my life once again, reminding me of my resilience and capability to overcome adversity. I am grateful for the journey that brought me to this point, for it has molded me into a stronger, more assertive individual who values self-acceptance above all else.