27LBS LOST IN 4 MONTHS

Nopedotjpeg

Look..i didnt take a picture when i started my fitness pal. So when i took the pic today. I did go online so i could see what i looked like 27lbs heavier. I dont appreciate people calling my success fake because its not. Im amazed that i even had the guts to post it. I guess i learned my lesson. Thanks for the support...

Explaining that probably would've been a lot smarter to do in the beginning instead of posting an obviously altered before/after without any explanation.

sarah_jane_1986

I lost 10lbs on another program before i started myfitnesspal

sarah_jane_1986

Sorry for not explaining it when i posted...did it in kind of a rush..

Jorra

Sorry for not explaining it when i posted...did it in kind of a rush..

I feel like no before picture would have been better than a faked one. Congratulations on your continued success, but please be more discerning in the future about what you post.

engineman312

Sorry for not explaining it when i posted...did it in kind of a rush..

lady, you got caught in a lie, simple as that.

Jorra

Also, could you tell us the website you used to make yourself look bigger? I'm curious because I don't have too many before pictures either.

mmmyotwnz

Keep up the good work! Take pictures along the way.

bonnycrews

So why not just admit that up front? Or tell us you don't have a before pic but here's what I look like now?

laurenrenee1025

i would love to know how to do this to my own pictures....seriously though haha

sharibob3

Awesome job!!! Keep up the great work..

catcrazy

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OP, I have looked at the uncropped photos on photobucket and its clear from the distortion that it IS the "before" picture that has been altered but as you have seen its not worth trying to photoshop. You have lost 27lbs, with or without pictures, thats success.