What do you suggest?

Hey doll,..
First of all... don't think about failing, because it isn't an option for you anymore. I think because of all your past failures w/ weight loss, it should only make you work harder. When I lost my first 60 lbs, I was so so so excited to get rid of my "fat" clothes. And so I did. And just as she mentioned above, it gives you nothing to wear just incase you would to put on a little extra weight. Don't let it come to that. Say good bye and good riddance to those clothes, kiss that size good bye, because you'll work hard to never get that size again. Good luck! I have faith in you!

i personally once i make it to my goal will throw all my clothes that i no longer fit into... except for like 1 pair of my biggest jeans as a reminder of why i should keep going n stay healthy! ....it must go kinda thing as a part of a fresh you! new clothes mean new beginnings dont think that you'll ever go back to that size again be positive n buy new clothes because if they get tight than you know you need to work harder to be where you were....

You know... when I went through Weight Watchers the first time (which I'm not doing now due to $$$$) they told us that as we got smaller we should get rid of all our "large clothes." The theory was that keeping them in the closet "just in case" would give us all reason to slack off and gain weight back. Having a mindset similar to yourself, I decided to ignore this advice, kept all my "fat clothes" for a rainy day (or a bad few months) and woe and behold, I gained. Without realising it, I always felt secure that my safety net was there, hanging at the back in case I ever needed them again. I'm not going to say that was the only reason I gained weight back but because it was always there in my sub conscious, I never felt worried if I piled on the pounds again. Had I thrown stuff out staraight away I might have immedately corrected my bad behaviours and not gained the weight back.

I would strongly recommend you resist the urges to hold onto clothes. Clothes can be bought again but you want to give yourself no reason to go back. You sound so positive and you're doing so well. Let that confidence guide you. If you've made changes to your lifestyle that is resulting in weight loss, you're onto a good thing.

It's amazing how our psyche can control so much of how we think and act. Much like making the right choice of what to eat (instead of giving in to temptation and habit), you just need to trust that getting rid of these clothes is a good decision because you will never need them again!!!!!

I never actually manage to keep the lost weight off til I loose the bigger clothes.
I would say you should go through all you clothes pick out the stuff you comfortable fit into and put those in your wardrobe. The rest devide into stuff your scared of chucking and stuff you don't care about, give the stuff you don't care about to the charity shop and the stuff you still like store away in the loft or somewhere which is not eay to get to. When your wardrobe clothes feel like they are getting tight you have to step it up a gear to keep the weight from coming back.
If you still haven't touched these stored items in 6 months then you'll probably never need them again. )

I let these gone favourites be a reminder of how far I've come and if I regain weight then I threw away my beloved jeans for nothing. Broke my heart to throw away the last pair, had been through a lot in those, my safety jeans!!
But they are gone and I'm glad I don't need them now, I'm now so slim they wouldn't fit at all!! )
Chucking out clothes is all part of your commitment to a new you. xxx