Do you link your MFP to Facebook?

No, but occasionally I post gym pics or flexing pics on Facebook

No. I don't do Facebook anymore. WAY too much religion and politics, both equally repulsive.

No, because golden rule.

Nooooo, definitely not. I annoy my family and friends on Facebook enough with posts about my kiddos and other things they probably don't need to know about my life, but I choose to share anyway...I'm sure they would rather not know (nor would they care) when I've dropped a pound or went down a pants size!

I have received all of the support I need (and more!) from my amazing MFP friends!

I don't because I think it would annoy some people and give others an excuse to have more of a look into my life than I'd be happier for them to have.
I have pictures of me now on facebook looking a lot better than I did and have had lots of compliments and people asking how I did it, then I'll respond publicly and tell them.

I mention it when I hit milestones, but I really don't see the need to let everyone know what I'm eating every single day.

I make a weekly post commenting on my progress and referencing the ever growing list of things I intend to be able to do. I also posted a few pictures. Otherwise, I hang out around here. MFP is better than Facebook anyway.

This is more of a personal journey for me. There are definitely "friends" (more like acquaintances) on Facebook that I don't really feel like sharing such things with. I'm sure when I reach my goals it'll (hopefully) show in pictures on Facebook, if people ask I'll divulge a little.

MFP is my homepage and I actually check it more than Facebook these days

No, I don't want those friends to hate themselves even more when they keep seeing my progress posts. Nor, do I want them to hide my comments because they're sick of seeing my progress. This is the only community to share that info, because this is the only community that gives a ****.

No.

Most people do not want to hear you droning on and on about eating healthy foods, exercising and losing a pound. Eventually, the pictures you post will show off your progress and dedication, and those who are interested will ask you about your methods.

People often mistake lack of interest in the details of their every idea and action as a lack of support. You really don't need every person you've ever met to provide constant attention, encouragement and compliments in order to succeed. You just need a good plan, some discipline and self-motivation to reach your goals.

I don't mention my health and fitness behaviors to anyone unless they specifically ask me how I've accomplished my goals.

I keep them separate. Just as I don't post EVERYTHING on FB and Twitter, I don't post it all here, either.

If people wanted to know the details of my nutrition and exercise, they can ask. Or they can friend me here.

I can see the flipside, though. For some people, they post fitness and weight loss progress on FB to help hold themselves accountable. I've noticed that the majority of those people aren't on MFP, so to each their own. MFP holds me accountable, some people use FB or Twitter.

Up until I had lost 65lbs, I posted nothing about what I had been doing from a health perspective on facebook.

Many of my friends live overseas so they had no clue. At 65lbs I made a comment that said something like "And now there is 25% less" - a few people worked out what that meant and I had lots of people asking me to post a pic.

When I hit minus 70lbs I posted the first photo of me and had 60 responses within a couple of hours. Most people were shocked but everyone supported me.

Now I post my training runs and my running goals. I get lots of positive comments on those including comments from a guy I know who is a marathon runner/ triathalon competitor. I really value his opinion.

I've had numerous friends ask me how I did it and at least 4 friends who are now trying to do the same thing. One of them messaged me the other day to tell me she had lost 10lbs since we spoke.

I still don't have MFP linked to facebook and never will because I am ultimately responsible and accountable for that side of things.... besides I dont want to bore my friends too much

No, it's easy on here as everyone here seems to be on the same page with support and loosing weight, not everyone is like that on FB.

No I don't (didn't even know you could haha), I don't post any numbers (weight/measurements), but I sometimes post pics showing how big my old clothes were, or include some of my work out stuff on my status updates.

I am with most people here - I don't link it and I have not discussed my weight loss regimen with very many people.I don't mind posting pictures from hikes I take and I posted today about my bike ride. Most of the people on there knew me when I was very thin, and they already know I have gained about 85 pounds (or that I have gained). This is probably all in my head, but i feel like sharing a lot of details about my weight loss would encourage people to focus on my weight as an interface for interaction. This journey feels more personal to me than even my work in therapy - I prefer to share it with people on a common journey. I don't view this as coming back from a defeat or fixing something that is broken - I view it as a transformation and shuffling off the baggage that has been there whether I was thick or thin, and that led to the weight gain in the first place. I am not sure my friends from high school or my former grad school colleagues would necessarily understand that.