The Happy Weight Thread

This thread is to remind yourself why it's worth it to keep from gaining back lost weight. You can use comments, quotes, selfies, or motivational knick-knacks from the net. Whatever you want to store up to remind yourself when things get tough.

My first one: I'm happier to go out and be social when I'm at my happy weight.

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  • Kymmu
    Kymmu Posts: 1,650 Member
    I was at my happy weight a month ago---so I'm bumping to feel the good vibes and stay happy till I'm back!
  • allaboutthecake
    allaboutthecake Posts: 1,535 Member
    You KNOW this is gonna turn into a .gif thread....

    FunnyGrin.jpg
  • drenergy
    drenergy Posts: 112 Member
    It is worth it because I'll be attempting to conceive soon and if I stay the same, I can gain 30 pounds and still not be at my biggest weight! :D
  • dorothytd
    dorothytd Posts: 1,138 Member
    After struggling with my weight my whole life, getting to a healthy weight and staying here has been a challenge, but so very awesome. I always tell people that losing weight doesn't solve all your problems or make you a "happy person." But it sure is one less thing to worry over or be miserable about!

    Oh, and I love love love being able to find clothes that fit.
  • ponycyndi
    ponycyndi Posts: 858 Member
    Being able to zip those "skinny" jeans, and still breathe and eat!! Lol

    Getting on the scale at the dr office. I'm there every 3 months.
  • ponycyndi
    ponycyndi Posts: 858 Member
    And I just realized: only one chin in photos!
  • Jagreene62
    Jagreene62 Posts: 4,782 Member
    I have maintained my "Happy Weight" for the month of December....well, so far!! :bigsmile: I NEVER want to go back...NEVER!! :noway: I NEED to outlive my special needs son....NO EXCUSES!!! :love:
  • dorothytd
    dorothytd Posts: 1,138 Member
    Getting on the scale at the dr office. I'm there every 3 months.

    Oh yeah, that. Not putting off doctor's visits because you're afraid of THE SCALE!
  • Jestinia
    Jestinia Posts: 1,153 Member
    You KNOW this is gonna turn into a .gif thread....

    FunnyGrin.jpg

    So far a sad lack of gifs in this thread! :laugh:

    Still love the self -motivating comments though!
  • nxd10
    nxd10 Posts: 4,570 Member
    Most mundane: I am traveling overseas Sunday and I know how much better those airplane seats fit now than they used to! :laugh:

    Most flattering thing over the holiday . . . I come from a family of mostly overweight people. Four different people came up to me and asked me which program I was using to lose weight and had me walk them through how to set it up.
  • Jagreene62
    Jagreene62 Posts: 4,782 Member
    Most mundane: I am traveling overseas Sunday and I know how much better those airplane seats fit now than they used to! :laugh:

    Most flattering thing over the holiday . . . I come from a family of mostly overweight people. Four different people came up to me and asked me which program I was using to lose weight and had me walk them through how to set it up.

    AWESOME!!! So glad they wanted help. I have heard sooo many stories of family trying to sabotage efforts to make themselves feel better. Way to be a leader!! :drinker:
  • happysherri
    happysherri Posts: 1,360 Member
    <<< tried on tight dresses today and fit in Mediums. And no bump belly :-)
  • HermioneDanger118
    HermioneDanger118 Posts: 345 Member
    Getting on the scale at the dr office. I'm there every 3 months.

    Oh yeah, that. Not putting off doctor's visits because you're afraid of THE SCALE!

    I'm totally doing that right now.
  • nxd10
    nxd10 Posts: 4,570 Member
    Most mundane: I am traveling overseas Sunday and I know how much better those airplane seats fit now than they used to! :laugh:

    Most flattering thing over the holiday . . . I come from a family of mostly overweight people. Four different people came up to me and asked me which program I was using to lose weight and had me walk them through how to set it up.

    AWESOME!!! So glad they wanted help. I have heard sooo many stories of family trying to sabotage efforts to make themselves feel better. Way to be a leader!! :drinker:

    And a follower. I am in a band with four other women. I decided to lose weight when one person had always been thin, two others were on weight watchers, and one lost 20 pounds with MFP. I was the only one who needed to and I was tired of being the fatty in the pictures! Now I am the thinnest but all of us have been encouraging each others. It really helps when others are supportive.
  • Jestinia
    Jestinia Posts: 1,153 Member
    Most mundane: I am traveling overseas Sunday and I know how much better those airplane seats fit now than they used to! :laugh:

    Most flattering thing over the holiday . . . I come from a family of mostly overweight people. Four different people came up to me and asked me which program I was using to lose weight and had me walk them through how to set it up.

    AWESOME!!! So glad they wanted help. I have heard sooo many stories of family trying to sabotage efforts to make themselves feel better. Way to be a leader!! :drinker:

    And a follower. I am in a band with four other women. I decided to lose weight when one person had always been thin, two others were on weight watchers, and one lost 20 pounds with MFP. I was the only one who needed to and I was tired of being the fatty in the pictures! Now I am the thinnest but all of us have been encouraging each others. It really helps when others are supportive.

    Oh this reminds me of a good one that I hate admitting to because it's petty! The casual glance, I'm thinner than that random chick over there self-esteem boost. Yes, I know, I'm terrible, but I worked hard for this, I get to be petty once in awhile. I imagine after awhile it will wear off.
  • 60x60
    60x60 Posts: 75 Member
    Every time I hoist a piece of luggage on the scale at the airport and see it weighs almost 50 lbs. I crack a smile and say to myself, "I used to haul two of these around all day 365 days a year!"
  • nxd10
    nxd10 Posts: 4,570 Member
    Every time I hoist a piece of luggage on the scale at the airport and see it weighs almost 50 lbs. I crack a smile and say to myself, "I used to haul two of these around all day 365 days a year!"

    Ain't that the truth. I've lost a big heavy box of copy paper - and can't imagine it.

    My husband has a pound butter box on his desk to remind him what he needs to lose.
  • Fitnin6280
    Fitnin6280 Posts: 618 Member
    Getting on the scale at the dr office. I'm there every 3 months.

    Oh yeah, that. Not putting off doctor's visits because you're afraid of THE SCALE!

    I'm totally doing that right now.

    I am so glad I am not the only one...
  • Jestinia
    Jestinia Posts: 1,153 Member
    Weight loss product commercials give me a contented, proud feeling. Yeah, maintaining is a pain, yeah I slipped up recently, but it's all about vanity pounds now, where before it was some serious haulage I was toting around.