Did weight loss change your personality

Maybe? I feel a little more assertive.

I noticed that i used to be apologetic about my body, like if I had to move past people in a crowd or at the movies, I would look down and have a fact like "I'm sorry." Now I just strut wherever I want and don't even mind too much if I bump into someone.

I also think I used to say yes a lot more. I turned down a movie and a lunch I did not want to go to recently.

I'm more confident and probably a little more outgoing for that reason. I wanted to blend into the walls when I was heavier.

Yes, sort of.

Pros: I am more confident in clothes that I would never have worn before, and I am accepting of the body shape I have.

Cons: My husband gets annoyed if I check myself out in the mirror too much. Dammit, I can't help it if I find myself sexually arousing... :grumble:

Personality, not so much, but it has improved my mood. I feel more confident, upbeat and just more positive overall about everything. I still get the urge to smack people upside the head, but not as much as I use to. I'd say that's progress.

Absolutely
I am much more relaxed less conscious of others staring. I walk into a restaurant without checking on the internet to see the seating or if the chairs have arms I wont fit into if its only booths does the table slide to make room for my gut. I walk into any clothing or beach wear store and look for medium polo's maybe a large if the cut is small and a 38 pant not a 3xshirt or 56 waist.
If someone is looking my way now its generally they have seen me walking around town or we ran together in a local event not a " my god look at him he is huge" look.
These changes have allowed me to be more relaxed and I am sure happier and healthier now than I was
The changes go on and on since I am not as defensive my temper has gone I am not trying to always prove myself

It's hasn't changed my personality but i'm much more assertive. I a bit more outgoing, I always was but now it comes more easily? Hard to explain. It's probably has to do with being more comfortable in my own skin.