NSV !!!!!!!! (W/ PICS)

PikaKnight

First off, AMAZING WORK!! You gain weight in a lot of the same places that I do, and to see such a quick transformation of those "trouble areas" is not only impressive but definitely motivating! Second of all, she warned everybody that the photos might be "NSFW" (or NSV--I knew what she meant...) and you clicked anyway so...idk why there are complaints.

Lastly, if this thread gets deleted for the reason that she is in her underwear in a non-sexual way and happens to have large breasts well...that's just plain sad. I took photos that look exactly like that for my before and afters and God knows if I lost as many inches as this girl did, I'd be posting them on the internet too!

You look GREAT and it's sad we live in a society that thinks the female form is instantly sexual. Yes there are boobs. Last time I checked all women have them. If you want to be technical, men have them too. If a man posted a picture in his tighty-whiteys showing his weight loss, I don't think it would cause the same stir.

Chill out folks- more revealing things have been on television every day for the last 10 years... and who the hell goes on message boards while at work?? If you get fired, THAT might be why--don't blame it on this girl.

NSV is in no way the same as NSFW....and also, the rules are a pretty strict about people posting picts of themselves on the forums...hell..even in their profiles.

quixoteQ

I just have one thing to ask....Who was holding the camera?
Mom?

lol me. i edited my face and stuff out when i first took them. so the phone got cut out as well

If you edited your face out would it have been that difficult to have edited out your boobs as well?

Is there a button to unfriend you if you're not already my friend?

Natihilator

Lastly, if this thread gets deleted for the reason that she is in her underwear in a non-sexual way and happens to have large breasts well...that's just plain sad. I took photos that look exactly like that for my before and afters and God knows if I lost as many inches as this girl did, I'd be posting them on the internet too!

You look GREAT and it's sad we live in a society that thinks the female form is instantly sexual. Yes there are boobs. Last time I checked all women have them. If you want to be technical, men have them too. If a man posted a picture in his tighty-whiteys showing his weight loss, I don't think it would cause the same stir.

:drinker:

Textmessage

I just have one thing to ask....Who was holding the camera?
Mom?

lol me. i edited my face and stuff out when i first took them. so the phone got cut out as well

If you edited your face out would it have been that difficult to have edited out your boobs as well?

That seems to be a large task to complete.

Alex

Dear Posters,

While I applaud members for sharing their success stories, including photos, I have removed the pictures from the OP because they violated our photo guidelines:

From My FitnessPal Community Guidelines:

12. No Profane, Vulgar, Sexually Explicit or Illegal Images

All images on the site, including all profile pictures and images posted in the forums, should be work-place friendly. While we reserve the right to remove any photo we feel is inappropriate, here are some partial guidelines as to what is not acceptable:

- no nudity
- no underwear, thongs, g-strings, or banana hammocks
- no pants or shorts worn mid-hip or below (no saggers)
- no photos in which hands or objects are the only bodily covering
- no excessive cleavage (if you would wear it to work, it’s probably OK)
- no close-up shots of cleavage, butt, breasts or crotch in any state of dress
- no hateful or violent imagery
- no images containing profanity or vulgarity
If you are photographing yourself to demonstrate successful weight loss, tight fitting spandex is a great way to show the change in your shape, while still abiding by these guidelines. Photos altered to present inaccurate weight-loss results are prohibited. Please keep the experience at MyFitnessPal encouraging by keeping your "success" photos authentic.

Thanks for your understanding in ensuring that MyFitnessPal is a supportive and work-place friendly community.

Respectfully,
Olivia
MFP Staff

HopefulLeigh

This is my first post, I didn't know the rules, now i do.....next post will be different.

You've been posting since April. The rules are pinned at the top of the forum. The body IS a beautiful thing, but so is a little respect for others.

i only get on my phone. Every once in a blue moon, i get on the computer site.
But sorry for being more worried about inputting exercise and calories than some stupid forum

Let me clarify. You've been posting on the FORUMS since April. Good attempt at deflecting, though. Just be honest. You wanted to do a little exhibitionism. That's fine. You'll find that there are sites dedicated to that, but this isn't one.

I think youre making a radical assumption about her. I took my before pictures in a bra and underwear and this entire situation has discouraged me from ever posting them.

The bra wasn't the issue, nor what it where that assumption came from. The topless and *kitten* shots are.

mcondra859

First off, AMAZING WORK!! You gain weight in a lot of the same places that I do, and to see such a quick transformation of those "trouble areas" is not only impressive but definitely motivating! Second of all, she warned everybody that the photos might be "NSFW" (or NSV--I knew what she meant...) and you clicked anyway so...idk why there are complaints.

Lastly, if this thread gets deleted for the reason that she is in her underwear in a non-sexual way and happens to have large breasts well...that's just plain sad. I took photos that look exactly like that for my before and afters and God knows if I lost as many inches as this girl did, I'd be posting them on the internet too!

You look GREAT and it's sad we live in a society that thinks the female form is instantly sexual. Yes there are boobs. Last time I checked all women have them. If you want to be technical, men have them too. If a man posted a picture in his tighty-whiteys showing his weight loss, I don't think it would cause the same stir.

Chill out folks- more revealing things have been on television every day for the last 10 years... and who the hell goes on message boards while at work?? If you get fired, THAT might be why--don't blame it on this girl.

:flowerforyou: thank you

TaintedVampyre

Damn I missed the picture...

jofjltncb6

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/welcome/guidelines

12. No Profane, Vulgar, Sexually Explicit or Illegal Images

All images on the site, including all profile pictures and images posted in the forums, should be work-place friendly. While we reserve the right to remove any photo we feel is inappropriate, here are some partial guidelines as to what is not acceptable:

- no nudity
- no underwear, thongs, g-strings, or banana hammocks
- no pants or shorts worn mid-hip or below (no saggers)
- no photos in which hands or objects are the only bodily covering
- no excessive cleavage (if you would wear it to work, it’s probably OK)
- no close-up shots of cleavage, butt, breasts or crotch in any state of dress
- no hateful or violent imagery
- no images containing profanity or vulgarity
If you are photographing yourself to demonstrate successful weight loss, tight fitting spandex is a great way to show the change in your shape, while still abiding by these guidelines. Photos altered to present inaccurate weight-loss results are prohibited. Please keep the experience at MyFitnessPal encouraging by keeping your "success" photos authentic.

:flowerforyou:

You're just a hater. Yeah, fine, so it's obviously and blatantly against the rules, but making any mention of that indisputable fact makes you a hater...and a prude...and someone who needs to just get over themselves...and things like that. Sure, you personally may have been given strikes for behavior relatively less extreme, but that doesn't change the fact that the only reason you would point out the egregious violation of the Guidelines is because you're jealous. There is no other explanation.

Oh, and /sarcasm, for anyone who has trouble keeping up.

Lacey_Cakes

honestly, this isnt that bad, i think people are so shocked cause your boobs are freaking huge. Like ridic. This is lil off topic but since everyone is upset about them, ill just take your boobs and you can have mine. Problem solved. BTW, good job on the NSV. And everyone else, binkinis are bras and underwear you wear outside.

mfoy94

So I am going to go ahead and make the assumption that every single person here has read every single rule, terms of agreement, ect in every single website joining, purchase, ect. And that NOBODY has ever accidentally broken the rules. She got it the first 10 times people made a comment, you can all get back to "work" now.

CorvusCorax77

....
I think youre making a radical assumption about her. I took my before pictures in a bra and underwear and this entire situation has discouraged me from ever posting them.

my one beef with the MFP modesty rules is that bra and undies aren't ok, but a bikini is. Really??? It's the same thing. One is cotton, one is spandex. I think that is the dumbest rule ever. If it covers the bits, it should be ok to post.

sjohnny

I think youre making a radical assumption about her. I took my before pictures in a bra and underwear and this entire situation has discouraged me from ever posting them.

Or:
" this entire situation has [encouraged me to follow the fcking rules]"

Awesome.

mcondra859

I can't help that i have huge boobs.
I'm not sorry for how God made me.

Alex_is_Hawks

I just have one thing to ask....Who was holding the camera?
Mom?

lol me. i edited my face and stuff out when i first took them. so the phone got cut out as well

so these are photoshopped?

CorvusCorax77

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/welcome/guidelines

12. No Profane, Vulgar, Sexually Explicit or Illegal Images

All images on the site, including all profile pictures and images posted in the forums, should be work-place friendly. While we reserve the right to remove any photo we feel is inappropriate, here are some partial guidelines as to what is not acceptable:

- no nudity
- no underwear, thongs, g-strings, or banana hammocks
- no pants or shorts worn mid-hip or below (no saggers)
- no photos in which hands or objects are the only bodily covering
- no excessive cleavage (if you would wear it to work, it’s probably OK)
- no close-up shots of cleavage, butt, breasts or crotch in any state of dress
- no hateful or violent imagery
- no images containing profanity or vulgarity
If you are photographing yourself to demonstrate successful weight loss, tight fitting spandex is a great way to show the change in your shape, while still abiding by these guidelines. Photos altered to present inaccurate weight-loss results are prohibited. Please keep the experience at MyFitnessPal encouraging by keeping your "success" photos authentic.

:flowerforyou:

You're just a hater. Yeah, fine, so it's obviously and blatantly against the rules, but making any mention of that indisputable fact makes you a hater...and a prude...and someone who needs to just get over themselves...and things like that. Sure, you personally may have been given strikes for behavior relatively less extreme, but that doesn't change the fact that the only reason you would point out the egregious violation of the Guidelines is because you're jealous. There is no other explanation.

Oh, and /sarcasm, for anyone who has trouble keeping up.

^ i did actually sense the sarcasm this time! See?!?! She DOES learn! LOL!

BeachGingerOnTheRocks

If you want to show your progress, please put on a bikini at least, because at least a bikini is socially acceptable. A lace thong and an arm draped over your breast is not. I'm sorry, but the lack of clothing seriously decreases from the NSV.

spade117

This thread is useless without pics.

PikaKnight

I can't help that i have huge boobs.
I'm not sorry for how God made me.

Completely misses the point.....sigh..

Alex

Dear Posters,

I wanted to offer a brief explanation for the locking of this thread.

In this instance the majority of respondents have weighed in with empathy and support. However when the community does not allow for objective responses the topic will become as a whole, divisive. When polarization of this kind happens topics will almost always be locked. The original poster has received a significant amount of feedback and the conversations can continue via personal messaging or within a group.

Respectfully,
Olivia
MFP Staff