The picture they said couldn't be posted

prdavies1949
prdavies1949 Posts: 322 Member
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10 months ago i was quietly working in my garage, doing my usual routine 2 minutes work, 5 minutes sitting down to recover. I did not see my wife and the camera until it was too late. Of course I deleted the pic when I saw it, but modern technology can not be defeated that easily. (She had saved it in multiple places.)
That picture was a turning point, Until then I was in denial about how big I was (330lbs+) and eventualy I Joined MFP and lost weight.
If I post mine will you post yours?

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This post is actually a practice ready for when I've lost 100lbs and I will post the "after pics" as well. Here goes, hope it works.

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  • prdavies1949
    prdavies1949 Posts: 322 Member
    YES.
    Bloody Hell I've just realised just how big that belly is:ohwell:
  • binglebandit
    binglebandit Posts: 531 Member
    Just so you know you aren't alone, I'll post mine. My sister is notorious for capturing those most unflattering moments. I usually end up deleting or untagging every picture she puts up of me online.

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    My goal is to get super duper good looking enough that it won't matter how bad the angles are. :laugh:
  • lalaland82
    lalaland82 Posts: 176 Member
    Mine wasn't a single photo as such, just that I dreaded the camera so much and cried a couple of time when my fiance put up photo's online.
    Then he did the unthinkable and got me a large canvas photo for Christmas of our most recent family holiday. Its on my wall and motivates me everyday - though that wasn't the reason he gave it to me lol

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