Guilty. I weigh myself every morning. For me though, I feel it's about accountability. Same reason I log everything I eat and weigh and measure most if my food. It is obsessive- but that's what it takes for me not to rationalize that a huge portion was normal or that my clothes were not mysteriously shrunk in the wash.

I am trying to get past my scale obsession. In the past it has been really counter-productive. If it was down, I would be so happy, if it was up, discouraged.

I would take great lengths to get a good reading:

Always weighing in naked
Preferably after a BM
First thing in the morning'
Before Eat
Without my glasses and watch on

That's obsessive.

How do you fight this? My plan is to only weigh in at the doctor's office and in regular clothes, but already I can hear the wheels turning which tell me that winter clothes and shoes are going to be heavier than summer clothes. I hate feeling scale anxiety.

Actually, I don't find that obsessive. I find it accurate. This is your medical dry wt. I always tell the pts. Weigh first in the morning naked after you pee and before you shower. This is the only accurate wt of the day. That said i usually only look at Sunday mornings wt. I weigh 150 but the scale goes up and down about 4 lbs during the week. If I hit 155 I cut intake and increase activity and I am usually back on track in 24 hrs

I weigh every couple of days-- always before I get in the shower. I try to keep conditions the same so I get an accurate reading.

You said in the past it has been counter productive for you so yes maybe you can find a variation by weighing every second day and reducing it in this manner. It might help to set an achievable goal, then reset it as time goes by.
However I am definitely scale obsessed. I worried for a little while about it but then realised that it keeps me on track. If I stall I turn up the patience. If I go up a little and it hasn't gone after a few days, I make a change by increasing or decreasing something.
I am pretty obsessed though and can weigh myself every time I go to the bathroom at home. I still have not found a consistently lowest time of the day.
I always try to weigh after waking, after peeing etc,,and always before showering. I always weigh after a bm because it generally
shifts and makes me happy.
I do not care about the Dr's scales because regardless of clothes and shoes etc, it still wont make their scales on par with mine anyway and after over 90 pounds,,,what is a few pounds to them anyway? There is always variation between scales. They have their records based on their scales and I go by mine on a daily basis.
No my body weight scales are a tool that I make use of in the same way I use food scales, or treadmills or even my sleeves.
Just part of the big package for me. One day I might get over it but for now,,,,,happy enough to undress several times a day and weigh in.

I weigh first thing in the morning (in my pj's) and last thing before I go to bed (also in pj's). I count my morning weight, but weighing at night helps me understand my body's fluctuations. I can be as much as 3 lbs more at night. For me, weighing daily keeps me accountable. In the past, whenever my diet went off the rails, I quit weighing myself. That was my pattern for years and always led to regaining whatever I'd lost. So, even if it's obsessive, I'm going to weigh in twice a day

I weigh myself everyday, at the beginning and at the end of the day. I'm not obsessing about it, just trying to get an idea of how my weight is trending, and how my weight looks on a "good day", a "normal day" and a "bad day" in the evenings. It is more about educating myself.

If you truly feel that weighing yourself daily is obsessive for you, then try to set some parameters for regular weighing, and stick with them.

We are all different. Daily weighing, in itself, is not a bad thing. If it is counterproductive for you, then do something about it.

I weigh naked, before breakfast after... etc as well. The difference is that I made a deal with myself to weight once per week, always, AND NO MORE! It really helps with the obsession and motivates me to make the most of the one weigh in I get per week. Our focus needs to stay on or lifestyle. I understand that so much better now that I'm in maintenance. That scale is not supposed to be moving now. I need other things to get jazzed about besides a number on the scale.