Fat Theory
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binkybaby1
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Okay I have a theory....
The first two weeks of your weight loss journey your body goes into shock it says "what the hell is this where's all my grease and sweets" and the pounds of fat that can't handle it jump ship right away! These are usually the newbies, the ones that are infants in being fat. A few weeks later the young fat pounds decide that it just isn't worth it and take off. After a few more weeks some of your more veteran fats will get tired and finally give up. They tried to fight a good fight but they underestimated you.
The ones that you really have a battle with are your oldest, more experienced fat pounds they are stubborn and have been with you for a few years. Man they will make you work hard to get rid of them. Then of course there are the king fat pounds the ones that rule all other fat pounds! There are usually only 10 to 20 of them but man....most of the time they are not going anywhere no matter how much you sweat and no matter how great you eat. They've invested many years into getting comfortable and really like where they live. They are going to fight you with everything they have. Sometimes you can get a few of them to finally give in and sometimes you just have to live with them!!
Here's to killing off as many of these stubborn SOBs as possible!!! :drinker:
The first two weeks of your weight loss journey your body goes into shock it says "what the hell is this where's all my grease and sweets" and the pounds of fat that can't handle it jump ship right away! These are usually the newbies, the ones that are infants in being fat. A few weeks later the young fat pounds decide that it just isn't worth it and take off. After a few more weeks some of your more veteran fats will get tired and finally give up. They tried to fight a good fight but they underestimated you.
The ones that you really have a battle with are your oldest, more experienced fat pounds they are stubborn and have been with you for a few years. Man they will make you work hard to get rid of them. Then of course there are the king fat pounds the ones that rule all other fat pounds! There are usually only 10 to 20 of them but man....most of the time they are not going anywhere no matter how much you sweat and no matter how great you eat. They've invested many years into getting comfortable and really like where they live. They are going to fight you with everything they have. Sometimes you can get a few of them to finally give in and sometimes you just have to live with them!!
Here's to killing off as many of these stubborn SOBs as possible!!! :drinker:
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Love it!!!0
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I will definitely toast to that!
And, you're a genius, btw!0 -
I think you are on to something there.0
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Love this! Lets fight those SOB's!!!0
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Great Theory! I Love it!!0
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Very nice! I actually had a talk with my body before I started changing the way I eat and exercise. I divorced my fat. I told it that it was time to pack it's stuff and go. I didn't want it here. It made me miserable and this "just wasn't working out for me". There were tears shed.... there were some days where I wanted to take it back and hug it and say that things were 'ok', but things weren't ok and we've both had to move on. My fat and I got used to each other - comfortable in our living situation. No more though.... Some days my body wants to call the fat and ask it to sleep over just to be snuggled and warm. Then when I get back to my right mind (with the help of posts like this and the success stories on this site!!!!!) my body starts coming up with all of these phantom pains and cramps in protest.... giving me excuses not to eat right and not to exercise. We all have to sit down and rehash 'the talk' again. I tell myself "I dont care if you have a cramp in your pinkie toe.... I dont care if you think your pants might rip in zumba class... I dont care if your eyes feel too itchy today - We're Freaking Going And That's Final". I've even threatned myself with a timeout in moments of weakness LOL0
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I am definitely on board with your theory and believe those old SOBs have loonggggg roots to firm up their hold. With patience, blood, sweat, tears and a million grumbled curse words, they are defeated! Thanks for the smile this morning!0
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Very nice! I actually had a talk with my body before I started changing the way I eat and exercise. I divorced my fat. I told it that it was time to pack it's stuff and go. I didn't want it here. It made me miserable and this "just wasn't working out for me". There were tears shed.... there were some days where I wanted to take it back and hug it and say that things were 'ok', but things weren't ok and we've both had to move on. My fat and I got used to each other - comfortable in our living situation. No more though.... Some days my body wants to call the fat and ask it to sleep over just to be snuggled and warm. Then when I get back to my right mind (with the help of posts like this and the success stories on this site!!!!!) my body starts coming up with all of these phantom pains and cramps in protest.... giving me excuses not to eat right and not to exercise. We all have to sit down and rehash 'the talk' again. I tell myself "I dont care if you have a cramp in your pinkie toe.... I dont care if you think your pants might rip in zumba class... I dont care if your eyes feel too itchy today - We're Freaking Going And That's Final". I've even threatned myself with a timeout in moments of weakness LOL
ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!!0 -
OMG!!! You guys are so funny!! and in all the hilarity, is the truth. I love the analogies binky and ogothicao used. I have finished my first week with success and with you silly, healthy, peeps writing these great words, I know I have found a good home and a sound foundation to make myself healthy and happy. and one day............. the little black cocktail dress!0
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You guys are the bestest!!0
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Binky and ogothicao -- thanks for the theories, and the laughs that came with them!
Got any more theories? I think we'd all love to read them.0 -
Awesome theory!
I've wondered about why some fat is harder to evict than other fat. I sent them all a notice 2 years ago. The back, face, arm, and other upper body fat understood and moved out.
The belly fat fought for awhile, but most of it moved on.
Now, the ones really dragging me to court over the eviction is the thigh and butt fat. They are seriously refusing to budge. I've reduced their available living quarters, and they still won't leave. I'm hoping as more muscle moves in, the last few stubborn fat will finally be squeezed out.0 -
Excellent. I agree. According to my fitness trainer here at the hospital I only need to lose 28 more pounds because my body fat % is actually good compared to my BMI. Too bad the remaining fat is all in my abdomen/spare tire region. The part I have been "building up" the longest. lol0
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