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accepting yourself at a higher weight

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  • middlehaitch
    middlehaitch Posts: 8,488 Member
    Apologies for a slight detour.

    @cheryldumais, I thought about you, and vaping, the other week.

    We were in the pub talking to a guy who had just opened a vape shop. He sells regular, low, and no nicotine products, in all kinds of weird and wonderful flavours too.

    I can’t remember from the thread you posted a short while ago if you vape nicotine. In case you do, I wondered if you could do a step down to low then no nicotine vaping.

    Cheers, h.
  • pjwrt
    pjwrt Posts: 166 Member
    I know that below 160 is not healthy for me. I lose energy and get sleepy and lazy.
    Calories=energy and for me to be juiced means 160-162. I know the rule is to not freak until 5 pounds over target, but for me, it's 2 pounds.
  • corinasue1143
    corinasue1143 Posts: 7,460 Member
    I’m tall. I never heard of measuring from your hipbone to your ribs, but mine is 8 fingers. Lol! Yep, it takes all of them.
    When I was thinner there was about 15” difference between my waist and hips. I didn’t realize that difference had anything to do with health. It sure made it hard to find pants that fit! Lol
  • gypsykit1
    gypsykit1 Posts: 11 Member
    brenn24179 wrote: »
    I am 5'4. I got down to 156 lbs and seen it once on the scales. I have had my weight off for a year and a half. I always go up to 160, so I am just accepting it. I wear small clothes , sz 8 and 10s for some reason. I tried all summer to get down but maybe this is where I should be or maybe it is because I want to eat more. As long as I dont gain more, I can accept this. ANy of ya had to accept a larger number on the scales?

  • eryn0x
    eryn0x Posts: 138 Member
    gypsykit1 wrote: »
    I wish I could accept my weight a little higher. I just want to be how I was when I was thinnest but that involved so much restriction.

    first of all i'm nowhere near my thinnest but i agree, it's easy to set that as the goal but why should the goal be that? Fit, focused me of yester-years only attained that number for the blink of an eye, so what right do I have to envy it now?
  • middlehaitch
    middlehaitch Posts: 8,488 Member
    Just wanted to welcome you to MFP @stephie_nyc B) .
    Glad to hear therapy is helping you accept being in the higher 140's. Going by your avitar, it suits you.

    Cheers, h
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