PsychoFat

This story is about Jennifer, a sharp-tongued, chubby girl who never quite fits into the pretty, popular mold everyone expects. She is not evil, not dangerous, and definitely not a criminal, but the way she thinks, reacts, and protects herself makes people call her strange.

After years of being ignored, judged, and laughed at, Jennifer learns to survive by acting like she does not care. But when the boys who once dismissed her start noticing the parts of her they never bothered to understand, Jennifer must decide whether to stay hidden behind her twisted humor and indifference, or finally let herself be seen.

Funny, painful, and a little chaotic. It is a story about insecurity, cruelty, friendship, and the messy process of becoming someone who no longer begs to be liked.

Disclaimer:

This story does not romanticize bullying, body-shaming, cruelty, or using humor to hide pain.
The title reflects how people label what they do not understand, not who she truly is.

Any resemblance to real people, places, scenes, or events is purely coincidental. But if the guilt fits, maybe sit with it.