How have your weight loss goals changed?

I originally set my weight at 59kg, now that I'm 2kg away from that goal I lowered it to 54kg. At the time I just wanted to be at the middle of my healthy BMI but seeing that I have a tendency to eat too much rather than too little I now want to be a slight bit below the middle.

Sure my original goal was 165lbs..hit and decided another 10 wouldn't hurt..and I hit that...

I am good for now and will do maitenance for the summer and see what happens in September...I might decide another 10 down is in order.

I just hit my original goal of 143. I can see now that I still have more to go. My new number is 138 but it is more about firming up and how I look rather than seeing a number on the scale. I think it can be hard to know what number is going to be right for you until you get there.

Me too, Have gone from 47lbs to lose, to 15lbs to go. Now I can see I probably will change my GW and lose another 15lbs after that, but am still looking forward to hitting my first goal first, just to say I've done it

i kinda wanted to drop down to about 200 pounds. i thought it would be better for me, as that what my BMI says i should weigh for my height. i think the lowest i got was 215, and i just couldn't. i was barely eating, and getting way too tired.

i'm going to drop down and keep my weight around 220 for multiple reasons, one being that is the weight to compete as a Clydesdale in US Triathlon races.

TBH, unless you're quite short, 106 likely is already underweight? If you're not happy with how you look, you might want to look into body recomposition via weight lifting...you won't get bulky, I promise!

Having said that, yes, my goals have changed a lot. At first, I just wanted to get not fat anymore. Now I have specific goals, like developing muscles, lifting weights so my boobs and butt will look better...and I dream of a flat tummy, but I'm not sure that will ever happen...it's a waiting game right now.

I am only 5'2 haha with quite a small build

at 106 if you are not happy with your results at 5'2", I have to ask, have you been doing strength training? If not that would explain a lot, as if you did you probably would have been happy with the results at 115lbs.

I would now suggest heavy lifting while eating at maintenance.

I'm 5'7", and after my first baby, I got down to about 154 lbs. (I had to give up exercise during my last pregnancy, then BFing screwed up my weight loss, so I'm going full-force again.) At 154 I was wearing a US size 4/6. In some stores I was a 2 or even a 0, and I could always wear a size small or sometimes an XS. I was still squishy, though, so I can't imagine what my original goal of 135 would have looked like. I think I'd have just been a really tiny version of my squishy self. I've never weighed that little as an adult.

As such I'm focusing less on the scale this time. I'm adding more strength (I run and Spin because I legitimately enjoy it), and I've moved my goal weight to 140. I'm considering changing it to 150. (In fact, I might go do that now.). When I get closer to goal, or when my body gets back to that size I was, I think I will do a recomp. I don't know, I guess I don't have a set point where I will do that but will play it by ear, so to speak. I'm very interested I'm lifting heavy and looking awesome as a result.

Point being, I'm less interested in the number on the scale and more interested in how I feel/look/fit into clothes. If I have a rockin' body but weigh 150 (or more), that's way better IMO than being a squishy 135 or 140. I imagine I'd be healthier, too.

I've always looked like I weigh less than I do, so yeah...

Edited for typo

When I began MFP, my goal was simply to reach a specific weight. Now, I'm focused on being slimmer and more fit so that I can run my next half-marathon better.