Is your weight loss journey being kept under wraps?

Nope.....daily struggle.

When I lost weight year ago I told everyone. I found out not everyone was supportive. I even had family try to tempt and sabotage me. This time around its 10times harder (mentally) for me to lose the weight. I don't need my family with their negative nancy attitude getting in my way. So only my hubby and son knows.

The negativity and sabotage are the problems I also experience.

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I recently tried to tell some people that i haven't seen in a while ... They didn't care. I will let the results speak for themselves

Interesting how no one seemed to notice your loss. I've had similiar reactions, or rather, no reaction from some people too. I've lost 90 pounds but my own dear sister does not seem to notice a change from size 4X to a very loose 1X. Vanity aside, it would be nice to be complimented on my effort. I did tell my husband and my daughter, who was staying with me, when I began in Nov. 2012. My daughter was so helpful in offering me healthy, low calorie alternatives to my usual high calorie snacks. Her encouragement was a tremendous help and can't be over estimated. My husband, while supportive, has continued to bring and eat tempting treats around me, but I accept that losing weight is my battle, not his. At family gatherings I'm often told that I must have some of this or that and when I've refused people comment that I must be on a diet but that a little bit wouldn't hurt me. Oh, if they only knew how fragile I feel sometimes. I've not updated any facebook photos, nor do I ever comment on my loss unless asked. My doctor has definitely noticed and that really is all that matters.

Most people I know have noticed my weight loss by now. Only a few commented when I very very slowly (4 year period) went from 307 to 262. But the 50 lb I've lost on MFP has gone much more quickly (since March 25) so people seem to really take notice of it.

I am not super public about it. I mostly talk about it to my mom, husband, best friend, and here on MFP.

I post a lot of photos (not weight loss related) on facebook and I'm kind of surprised that NO ONE other than people who have seen me recently "in real life" has commented like, "Oh you're looking thinner, have you lost weight?" or anything like that. I post very few full body photos, so perhaps that accounts for a lot of it. I would NEVER have posted full body photos 50 or 100 lb heavier than I am now, so probably a lot of my fb friends haven't ever seen my body at its worst. And when I was much heavier, of course I only posted the most flattering selfies from "good" angles & such.

When I started, I didn't even tell my husband. And I certainly don't talk about it to anyone else even now. I've had too many bad moments in the past with self-injury and eating disorders to want to clutter up my head with others' opinions. It's hard enough keeping it neat when it's just me in here.

I don't talk about diets and weight loss at home or at work. My husband knows I'm trying to lose weight and is very impressed by my weight loss graph but he's never been overweight in his life. He tries to be encouraging but it tends to come off as irritating, a constant "should you be eating that?" without understanding how my diet works. No one has commented that I look slimmer, but I don't care, this is my journey, only I can do this. With help and support from my MFP friends, of course.

Well done for your efforts so far.

I'm similar in that I'm not telling people I am trying to lose weight. I've told a few close people that I'm eating less junk food, but that is about it.

I feel the weight loss is totally by myself and for myself - I'm not doing it for other people. Same as with my running goals - I'm setting goals and trying to succeed for myself, not to please other people.

I've told very few people. I've only said anything to my parents, and my husband. My friends have started to catch on, and have commented. Otherwise, I've kept my mouth shut.

I told my mum and she is actually starting to get interested in MFP as well. She is supportive but not asking every week how much I lost. She is also trying to take it in consideration when we eat together.
I have shared it with one co worker as well, as she and I are on the same track: losing weight without being obsessive, just being supportive. I made the mistake to tell another coworker that I thought of going to the gym again (I am now!) and from that point, every time I ate a cookie or anything else 'unhealthy' she would ask me: would you really do that? She seems to think that losing weight equals not eating.

Well... most of my friends know about it, I tell them how much I've lost and what my progress is, but they've only seen one picture of my progress on facebook because I'm in another state from everyone I know. The only ones that get to see my progress is the household, some neighbors, and strangers. When I get to my ultimate goal, I'll visit everyone so they can see. :P

I didn't announce it to people but once you've lost 25% of your body weight it's hard to keep it a secret.

I'm not telling everybody (it's not everybody's business), but my BF knows, and one friend. I'll deal with the rest when they start noticing.

I have not made an announcement to family or friends. When they notice and ask me what I am doing, then I tell them. This is a life style change so it want to focus on where I am going and focus on permanent changes.