Do people treat you differently since losing weight?

I only noticed a difference from shallow guys (someone who thought I was unappealing in the past but all of a sudden wants to talk to me now), other than that my family, friends, neighbors, etc. they treat me the same. If you smile at people's face they will smile back and treat you nice.
I really get annoyed by those who treat me differently just because I lost some weight, it's nice to be treated well and all but it always reminds me how shallow they really are ..

People flip their shizzle when they see me eating a sweet/dessert. Otherwise, no one cares.

I've been noticing an increase in (mostly unwanted) attention from guys.

i agree 100% that it seems weird and that they just seem to generally like you more after.. but here is the deal. its a confidence thing. basically, you know you rock and you are passing that vibe out to other people. so now they seem like they are different towards you but actually YOU are different towards them. i figured this out on my journey. id still tell you that i dont really have confidence.. but then i know i do have tons more then i used to. also you probably look alot happier so people are more apt to talk to you versus the unhealthy you who was miserable because you didnt feel so great.

when i realized it was just me being different i noticed how i suddenly wanted to talk to people i knew before. friends from where i used to live. a while back they were my friends on facebook and i deleted them. im guessing because i felt unworthy of being their friend. like why would they want to see my posts? i never did anything. my life was going nowhere. nothing of value. now im all like hey lets be friends how are you. why? because i now accept and love myself for who i am.. and if someone doesnt want to be my friend.. well its their loss! not mine.

yes, I dont get called maam as often. lol.

Like 100percent yes!

Examples when I used to cross the street, I had to scurry across cause people wanted to keep going, well now they stop and wait for me to get all the way across.
While shopping men nearly ran me over to get past me with their shopping carts, now they stop and smile and let me pass.
Doors r opened for me now
People say excuse me to me.
People in general talk to me plenty now
Getting help while shopping is all too easy now.
The list goes on

I wonder if my lack of confidence in the past may have played a role, because I do feel I am much more friendly now, I am chatty where as before I barely said hello. I think some of it has to do with how I look and some with how I carry myself now.

Since I noticed how things changed after me changing my appearance I decided to never be that way, that I should not only be friendly with people I find attractive but with everyone. No more judging a person or treating anyone different based on how they look. I wonder was chubby me not worth a hi or excuse me, kinda sad

I don't know, but heavier people always seem to glare at me a little if I hold the door open for them, like they think I'm helping them out cause I think they're too out of shape or something, when I'm just trying to be polite. Or if they catch me looking at them they glare like they assume that I'm staring cause they're fat, even if I'm checking out their clothes or jewelry, so I just try to avoid looking in their direction, but that's awkward too cause then it looks like I'm avoiding them cause they're big!

Anyway, I think my point is that maybe you are feeling more confident and friendly and actually inviting some more attention than you may have been in the past, without realizing it. When people are happy and feeling good, it catches others' attention

Very interesting POV!

They absolutely treat me differently. I get more respect, and more attention (both positive and negative).

And it's a little different based on gender. Women are WAY more forward with me than they ever used to be. They also seem to want my advice in the gym now, or maybe that could be just that they don't 'mind' my attention now when it might have been unwanted before... idk.

Men are typically really happy for me that I've been able to make this change, and in general I don't think most guys get jealous of other guys weight loss in the same way that it seems like women get jealous of other womens' weight loss. But that's not to say it doesn't happen. There's this guy at work that likes to now call me Twiggy, and frequently tells me how if I lose any more weight then I'm just going to blow away, or that "we won't even be able to see you". I'll let you guess how fit this guy is...

But the vast majority of the difference in treatment from other people has been positive, and I wish I would have decided to make a change like this long ago. It's not like I didn't know what to do before, but for whatever reason I never cared enough to put any discipline to it until recently. But... better late than never, right?

Not really. I catch men checking me out every now and then, but that is all that ever happens. I have never been hit on in my entire life, and the only guy who has ever flirted with me is my ex.

So far, I have lost 106 pounds. My heaviest was 220 at the end of high school. I managed to get down to 180 but remained there for the entire time I was in college. As a result, men avoided me like the plague. They still do, really. Eventually I managed to get down to the 120's and stayed there for about 4 years. Just recently, I finally attained my target weight 115 and dropped to a size 2. I am in the best shape of my life at the moment and can actually pull a bikini off (for the first time in my life--which is what I wanted) and yet men still ignore me just as much now as when I weighed 220. I am at a loss here; I don't know what else to do in order to get men to notice and/or flirt with me. Maybe it's because I'm shy. Or maybe I'm just not attractive enough to be hit on. Any thoughts?

For anyone out there who has lost weight and is getting attention from the opposite sex you should count yourselves lucky. I wish I was one of you. (Really.)

YES they do. I actually would get a bunch of sexual comments from customers when i lost weight that never gave me the time of day before. I even left my job of 7 years because my boss wouldnt stop saying or doing sexually harrasing things to me since getting in shape.

I have lost a few friends that think i am obsessive......