my weight loss evolution. .. which was better?

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  • Aaron_K123
    Aaron_K123 Posts: 7,122 Member
    Hard to say in a way since different poses and styles and lighting but just to give an opinion

    Think I like #1. #2 pretty good as well. #3 looks underweight to me to be honest.
  • sevPOOTS
    sevPOOTS Posts: 6
    1 was the best! having some meat in our bodies is sexy :D
  • Aaron_K123
    Aaron_K123 Posts: 7,122 Member
    Well on the assumption that you can take some brutal honesty here is the thing.

    To me it looks like whatever approach you took to weight loss or whatever you did to lose that much weight caused you to lose much of your muscle. If you were to actually just slap on another 30 pounds by simply eating above your maintenance level you would likely not look the same as you previously had 30 pounds heavier because at that weight you likely had more muscle than you do now.

    What I am saying is I would avoid focusing on what "weight" would be appropriate for you. I'd shift to eating above your maintenance and I'd start with some weight training, whatever you can handle at the moment, without pushing yourself too hard.

    To look fuller in your aesthetic while also being healthy (without becoming overweight in terms of fat) you are going to need to regain some of that lost muscle and that is going to take time and a lot of effort. I am not saying this to dissuade you but rather to try to encourage you with what I consider the realistic outlook, it will be tough.
  • danasings
    danasings Posts: 8,218 Member
    Halfway between 1 and 2. I'm thinking 140 would be perfection for you

    No way on #3

    Exactly this. You seem far too thin in 3. I only say so because you specifically asked out opinion, so no offense, I hope. :flowerforyou:

    ^^This. :flowerforyou:
  • You all are so sweet and thank you for all of your input :) in order to gain weight should I follow the 3000 diet plan? Or is that for severely anorexic people?
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
    You all are so sweet and thank you for all of your input :) in order to gain weight should I follow the 3000 diet plan? Or is that for severely anorexic people?
    You've said you're seeing someone to help you with your ED. How much does the specialist want you to eat? That's who you need to ask.
  • I agree about her looking good in 2 OR 3.
  • You all are so sweet and thank you for all of your input :) in order to gain weight should I follow the 3000 diet plan? Or is that for severely anorexic people?
    You've said you're seeing someone to help you with your ED. How much does the specialist want you to eat? That's who you need to ask.

    They told me not to count so I'm not sure if I should eat a lot more or just a little more. I saw the eatopia blog for 3000 calories so that kind of threw me off because I do not want to relapse lol
  • I think you look the best in the first pic! :smile:
  • TashTag
    TashTag Posts: 109
    I think you know the answer else you wouldn't be asking but definitely 1/2 :) lovely smile btw
  • fit_gal
    fit_gal Posts: 167
    I like pic one the best :) You look great there :)
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
    You all are so sweet and thank you for all of your input :) in order to gain weight should I follow the 3000 diet plan? Or is that for severely anorexic people?
    You've said you're seeing someone to help you with your ED. How much does the specialist want you to eat? That's who you need to ask.

    They told me not to count so I'm not sure if I should eat a lot more or just a little more. I saw the eatopia blog for 3000 calories so that kind of threw me off because I do not want to relapse lol
    Given your obsession with numbers on a scale and calories to eat, perhaps that's good advice. I don't know. I'm not a specialist in eating disorders, nor are most of the rest of us.
  • MagnumBurrito
    MagnumBurrito Posts: 1,070 Member
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