[MA] KEVIN
KEVIN RAMIREZ
"I’ve always been told I was “too skinny.” It was always pointed out that you can see just about all my bones in my body. Some friends, along with my family members, would call me “sack of bones,” “Skeletor,” “flaco,” and other names that you could probably think of. For me, being skinny has always been a thing, and I can never put up or maintain a specific weight. I always gain and lose, and gain and lose. But none of that ever stopped me from expressing myself through style and the clothes that I wear. And it never stopped me from attempting new things that would seem more fitting for a “muscular” guy. I’ve been to the gym and worked out a couple times around buff guys. I’ve lifted weights, done running, and exercises, leg presses, etc. I’ve always been myself. I’ve always done what makes me happy. Even though I’m skinny and get looked at funny sometimes, I remain myself, skinny and all. "
MASSACHUSETTS
KEVIN RAMIREZ
"I’ve always been told I was “too skinny.” It was always pointed out that you can see just about all my bones in my body. Some friends, along with my family members, would call me “sack of bones,” “Skeletor,” “flaco,” and other names that you could probably think of. For me, being skinny has always been a thing, and I can never put up or maintain a specific weight. I always gain and lose, and gain and lose. But none of that ever stopped me from expressing myself through style and the clothes that I wear. And it never stopped me from attempting new things that would seem more fitting for a “muscular” guy. I’ve been to the gym and worked out a couple times around buff guys. I’ve lifted weights, done running, and exercises, leg presses, etc. I’ve always been myself. I’ve always done what makes me happy. Even though I’m skinny and get looked at funny sometimes, I remain myself, skinny and all. "
Kevin (@xkevinnnn_) shared his unique story in this original @projectskinnyboy series.
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