Good Questions for those who have lost the weight....
getfitwithlee
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I see a lot of success stories and photos of users who look awesome! CONGRATS!
Thing is....
After all that weight is gone I've seen people who have loose skin in certain places that just won't go away no matter how much you work out and their heads are still huge but bodies are small. Isn't it quite awkward?
For those who have these problems..
Do you plan on getting surgery and tucks to finish off the new you?
Thing is....
After all that weight is gone I've seen people who have loose skin in certain places that just won't go away no matter how much you work out and their heads are still huge but bodies are small. Isn't it quite awkward?
For those who have these problems..
Do you plan on getting surgery and tucks to finish off the new you?
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only because I have to ask? huge heads? not really sure what this means - but they might have just had big heads to start with - not really sure that can be corrected with surgery
As for the skin, obviously each person is different in their tolerances so that I am sure you will get a variety of responses based on ages and genders
I'm almost 43 and I can live with the skin - so probably no surgery in my future0 -
Yes, I plan on getting a head reduction. :huh:0
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I've got a few pounds to go, but my thoughts on myself are as follows....
When I lost 40 pounds did my boobs shrink? Yes a bit, but they are BETTER
When I lost 40 pounds did I get a deflated balloon belly? Yes, but it's soooo much more attractive in clothing than the INFLATED balloon belly
When I lost 40 pounds did my head getting bigger? YES! Due to lots of compliments from people around me, intense feelings of confidence and perseverance can do that to you :blushing:
So, for me, surgery is just not that important... How I FEEL about myself when I walk a flight of stairs and don't get winded, when I look in the mirror, when I buy a smaller pair of pants, when I lift something heavy all by myself....THAT is what matters most to me, not that everything is nipped and tucked "perfectly"0 -
in for the head explanation!0
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I want an explanation on the head thing. :huh:
I have loose skin. My thighs look like they're still huge when I sit down, but when you see me standing you can tell... it's really all just loose skin. My stomach has loose, excess skin, too. I'm still self conscious about my stomach, but I've made peace with my thighs. Squats have helped tone them up a little. Nothing's been able to help my tummy. Some have success with various exercise routines, I've tried them all... but it is what it is.
I don't plan on having surgery to fix it. I might if I could afford it, but really. I don't see the point. Like I said, it is what it is. Some have said it's because I lost weight too fast. Which might be the case. But the reality of losing a lot of weight - no matter how fast or slow - is that some of us end up with loose skin. No matter what our workout routine is. It is best to go in knowing this, otherwise you might still struggle once you hit a healthy weight. It's not about how you look, it's about how you feel.0 -
Well, my head is naturally big. (I'm from Jersey..lol) so no surgery for me0
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I see a lot of success stories and photos of users who look awesome! CONGRATS!
Thing is....
After all that weight is gone I've seen people who have loose skin in certain places that just won't go away no matter how much you work out and their heads are still huge but bodies are small. Isn't it quite awkward?
For those who have these problems..
Do you plan on getting surgery and tucks to finish off the new you?
Yes, my huge head is quite awkward. That's why I'm giving up and putting all of the weight back on... unless you know of some good deals on plastic surgery.0 -
One of these questions is not like the others.
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Just call your local witchdoctor and you can get a shrunken head.0
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Yes it is very awkward to have a huge head and relatively small body. Stop cyberbullying us0
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Lol! I have a very huge head, and losing weight just makes it look bigger. But there are ways to flaunt it or camouflage it (you know, like Tyra Banks and her broad forehead. Some people think big heads are cute. And that's all I have to say about that before I develop a complex.0
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Yes, I plan on getting a head reduction. :huh:
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My head is huge and I'm not changing it under a knife because my attitude might change that I can't loose anymore weight! But the skin? I can cut that off if my husband doesn't think I'm hot and will not!0
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Loved how "Awesomelyamber" explained her answer to the question.0
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Huge heads?!?! lol what?
As for lose skin, I'm still working on mine - I refuse to believe that I can't get it to go away entirely. Lifting heavy weights has been the one thing that has made the most impact in this area.0
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