Those who have lost lots: how do you learn to accept the sagging and wrinkling?

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  • wannabeskinnycat
    wannabeskinnycat Posts: 205 Member
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    I'm OK with my baggy baps and saggy stretch marked stomach. I only look like this through my own actions. It's me and who I am. I don't even dye my starting to grey hair so the bits I can cover are totally cool with me.

    I do understand how it can be upsetting and I think reconstructive surgery should be a little less expensive. Sure there's a psychological need for it but I think that also should be addressed when someone chooses to make themselves obese and cause health problems to themselves.
  • DeterminedFee201426
    DeterminedFee201426 Posts: 859 Member
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    elcollins24 wrote: »
    I have excess skin on my stomache which i hate. I almost think its worse than what the fat looked like at times! Of course its not...but i wish i didnt have the excess skin all the same!!
    I have begun to accept it more with time. Instead of being ashamed of how i look, i should be proud of my achievements. Easier said than done!
    Me too

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